[imgfull][/imgfull] Left: Star Trek (CBS). Right: BlacKkKlansman (© 2018 Focus Features) The name of this Geek Girl Riot episode is asdfjkl because Philip was hosting and he had no idea what he wanted to talk about first. There has been some highly logical news in the Star Trek-verse lately: Jean-Luc Picard is coming back! National treasure Sir Patrick Stewart has announced his return to Star Trek and we’re beaming up with joy. Sherin, Philip, and Alex discover everything about the announcement as well as Alex Kurtzman’s transition into showrunner. Then they boldly go into all the entertainment news and shows they’re looking forward to.… Read more »
Sherin, Philip “The Talent”, and Alex got together to talk the good, the bad, and the geeky of SDCC 2018.
On this weeks episode of THE UNDISCOVERED SOUND, Jeff brings you new music from melody Fall, Out Of My Way, and more tracks from Tracks you might have missed v3!
A picture is worth a thousand words so photographer Courtney Cole must have plenty to say about the Vans Warped Tour.
Geek Girl Riot’s getting Marvel-ous this week with an interview with Luke Cage creator Cheo Hodari Coker + a preview of season 2, plus a look at Cloak & Dagger!
We’ve hit 100 episode of the podcast on our site and somehow Mike Naran has never co-hosted so he came in to co-host this week finally to talk about new music and his Indiegogo he has up for his debut record!! We called lil aaron live to talk about Rock$tar Famou$, R I L E Y stopped in instead of calling in cause why not, Timmy Rasmussen accidentally called in and stay tuned at the end for a bonus interview with Yellowbird Mantra!
Onscreen and behind-the-scenes, female creators lead the way and we’re applauding them on Geek Girl Riot. We’re joined by special guest host Sara Miller, the talent development manager at DC Comics.
On this weeks episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff previews bands from Pop Punk Pile Up, New singles from Indie Vision Music, and previews tracks from Thumbhole Records Tracks You Might Have Missed Volume 3!
It’s been a few years since I last saw Senses Fail so I was so excited to find out they were playing in Chicago.
To me, Erase Me is the band finding the apex-predator version of its sound: stripped-down, loud, and powerful.
