Geek Girl Riot is here with a TV binge-watch update before revisiting the Sandman universe, which leads to a conversation about femme empowerment.
“I wanna know the measure from here to forever, and I wanna feel the pressure of God or whatever” Death Cab for Cutie has felt like a warm blanket for over twenty years. Even with music that is rooted deep in emotion, there is a comfort that they bring to the table. It’s been four years since Thank You For Today and today we are finally able to soak in their 10th studio album: Asphalt Meadows. The moment Ben Gibbard’s voice starts up on the first track, “I Don’t Know How I Survive”, you feel like you’re home. As always,… Read more »
This week I’m joined by Maggie Schneider of glimmers! The Atlanta-based pop rock band released their latest single, “Scared To Lose” (with an adorable music video), this past June. Maggie and I discussed how she manages her naturally positive spirit in the throws of life, what the band is up to this summer, and much more. Check out their music video here and stay tuned for more.
We’re mixing things up this week on Geek Girl Riot by playing Russian roulette with our social media feeds. Wish us luck…
We’re doing what we do best on Geek Girl Riot: Geeking out over some fantastical stories, including Dune, Ted Lasso, and Needle in a Timestack!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: The Maine always knows exactly what I need to hear.
Nick Major is joined by Damon Fizzy & Tommy Wooldridge and Nick & Damon discuss picking up furniture from an actor’s house in the hills who they later found out – through an IMDB search – was apparently… dead? Plus, the three chat about bringing Nick’s latest comedy sketch to life and the new Amazon TV series Paradise City.
Des Rocs’ new EP This is Our Life is the blackest of leather coats at the Rock and Roll High School.
This episode of Geek Girl Riot is dedicated to Chadwick Boseman, honoring his impact on the world, and other true to life heroes.
This week’s Geek Girl Riot is jam packed: We talk Veronica Mars, Dear White People, The Boys, Another Life, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and share our San Diego Comic Con highlights!
