New York Comic Con 2017, Blade Runner 2049
So New York Comic Con happened last weekend, and we’re still getting over it. We chat the 2017 con events, and also jump to the year 2049 to talk Blade Runner.
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So New York Comic Con happened last weekend, and we’re still getting over it. We chat the 2017 con events, and also jump to the year 2049 to talk Blade Runner.
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.
We’re all about that k-drama and k-pop life here at Geek Girl Riot, and Maurene Goo joins us to share her love of Korean pop culture and also talk about her new YA novel ‘I Believe in a Thing Called Love’. Sam also gives us her report on ‘Adventure Time’ and Angie drops by for her take on Paula Hawkins’ new psychological thriller ‘Into the Water’.
Ramp up the rage with Foz Rants, then add to your To Be Read list with our spring YA roundup. Also, join Rejected Princesses creator Jason Porath, and Sherin and Alex to talk all things Steven Universe. Plus, hear from the Wonder Woman cast and crew.
Listen in as Geek Girl Riot’s Sam Devotta tells you all about one of her favorite authors, V.E. Schwab.
Rejected Princesses is a project turned brand new book, whose tagline reads, “women too awesome, awful, or offbeat for kids’ movies”. We spoke to its creator Jason Porath on our latest Whachudoin’? segment.
Geek Girl Riot’s Sherin Nicole and Day “R2-Day-2” Al-Mohamed had such a blast chatting to comic book writer and creator Jeremy Whitley back in June, they just had to call him up for part deux and ask him Whachudoin’?
We’re kicking off our Whachudoin’? segment with comic book writer and creator Jeremy Whitley.
Test Miles dives into the car world with a mix of insider access and a healthy dose of sarcasm. From brand-new rides hitting the streets to the real talk buyers need before signing the dotted line, the show pulls back the curtain on how the auto industry really works. Host Nik Miles brings his sharp British wit and bone-dry delivery behind the wheel, with Marconi riding shotgun as his passenger princess and parking partner in crime, while Trish plays flight technician—doing her best to steer the whole thing away from the curb. It’s cars, but not the boring kind.
For a band that only began creating music in late 2012 and played their very first live show in February 2013, MisterWives hold nothing back in their debut EP Reflections.
