Come listen as break out fantasy author Brent Weeks discusses the Night Angel Trilogy. We'll talk about the struggle of becoming a published author and the advantages/disadvantages of having your entire trilogy released over a three month time span.

What is it about Joss Whedon that captures the geek imagination so strongly? We'll discuss past Whedon shows, Dr. Horrible, and the upcoming DOLLHOUSE.

Last year, in anticipation for this year's film, DC comics hired Marc Bernardin to write a prequel to PUSH. Listen as Marc talks about the series, the movie, and the recent trend toward "superpower light" action films.

From the Dragonlance Saga and the Rose of the Prophet to the Darksword Trilogy and the Death Gate Cycle, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman have been entertaining Fantasy Fans for decades. Join us as they discuss their successful writing careers and their n

Eric Nylund visits the Geeks to discuss HALO, Media Tie-in fiction, and his new novel MORTAL COILS. The book is about two teenagers named Fiona and Eliot and "It turns out that Fiona and Eliot are much more than ordinary teenagers. They are the result o

Tonight our panel of Geeks will discuss the things that tickled their fancy in 2008 and those things that they are looking forward to in 2009.

Tonight's episode will be a simple reading of Twas the Night Before Christmas.

This week, we explore the ins and outs of satisfying your favorite geek's needs during a recession. Cheap, but cool. Ken Edwards of Blogcritics.org joins us with his insights.

The geeks talk about the weird and wonderful life of "Forry" and discuss his signficance to science fiction over the last fifty years.

What do hucksters, flim-flam men, and used car salesmen have in common with the film industry? Everything!