This week, Sherin, Erin, and Joi talk Star Trek: Discovery. Then, Monique launches new segment, Fashion Before Food, talking with costume designer Hope Hanafin about the upcoming film ‘Thank You For Her Service’ and more.
Debut albums are cause for celebration, which is exactly what MAKEOUT did when they showed us their new collection.
Listen Up! Actor Jackson Rathbone of The Twilight Saga and TNT’s The Last Ship, joins the show and takes his pants off, tries to give Brett butterfly kisses, and tells us what Robert Pattinson smells like. We Also speak with @TankSinatra and hear this week’s good news…enjoy!
Patrick just got life insurance, and the second episode of the 24th season Man Of The Hour aired on idobi Radio last night.
Another fun episode in the books (or on idobi’s site!) Makeout came by to co-host, LAYNE stopped by, High Wire called in and Brett Davern and Katie Leclerc hijacked my show!
If you missed last night’s kickoff, you can hear it below—because we both know you’ve been dying to catch up with Pat and Seb.
Glooms came by to co-host my show and premiere his debut single “Voices” and then Johnny Minardi of Good Future Club and Seb from Simple Plan called in!
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As the world edges ever closer to looking like the wrong end of a sci-fi movie, Enter Shikari have given us its soundtrack.
Time to get your passports stamped, ’cause this week on Geek Girl Riot we’re traveling all over the geekdom: The Good Place, Doctor Who, and Star Wars.
