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38: The Three Musketeers

April 26, 2021 by Bryan Leave a Comment

Stay inside and stay warm with Geek at Arms! (Except Bryan’s publishing these notes in late April, so instead go outside and enjoy the spring weather!) In Geek Out Bryan takes us through the ups and downs of setting up a new NAS (network-attached storage) server and playing Frostpunk on PC. Next, James gives a … [Read more…]

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37: Transhumanism

January 7, 2021 by Bryan Leave a Comment

Expanding our consciousness one episode at a time, it’s an all new Geek at Arms! In yet another Super-Sized episode we welcome Jenny from Saving the Game and Ashley from the Min/Max Podcast. In Geek Out Ashley starts us off with her love of the recent book Lanny from Max Porter. Jenny continues the almost constant … [Read more…]

Posted in: Guests, Podcast Tagged: altered carbon, And the Trees Crept In, anne mccaffrey, Ashley Mowers, attack surface, binti, bionics, brain-computer interfaces, bram stoker, captain america, consciousness transfer, cory doctorow, cybernetics, david pierce, Dawn Kurtagich, deathwalker, dna, doctor who, dracula, dragonslayer, dune, earth abides, eugenics, fitbit, five days at memorial, Foundry, Foundry VTT, gattaca, gene editing, gene modification, genetics, gun gale online, house of leaves, humanity+, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, Iain Reid, Jenny Dickson, julian huxley, Lanny, Max Porter, measure of a man, min/max, mother of invention, murderbot diaries, neal shusterman, neuralink, nnedi okorafor, peter kropotkin, pop sugar reading challenge, powers of darkness, prostheses, prosthesis, prosthetics, rudy rucker, saving the game, scott westerfeld, scythe, sparks nevada marshal on mars, star trek, star trek discovery, sword art online, the castles of mad king ludwig, the conquest of bread, the mandalorian, the ship who sang, the thrilling adventure hour, thriller, time stories, transcendence, transhumanism, tron, uglies, unknown armies, virtual table top, vtt, ware tetralogy

36: The Lion in Winter

December 26, 2020 by Leave a Comment

Merry Christmas from Geek at Arms! James begins Geek Out by sharing how much he’s enjoyed the recent seasons of Star Trek: Discovery, The Mandalorian, and the Netflix series Space Force. Bryan talk about rewatching the anime Sword Art Online and jumping back into the science fiction MMO EVE Online. Next Mike confesses to a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Episode Show Notes, Film Club, Podcast Tagged: 1 geek 411, alan tudyck, anthony hopkins, beckett, being john malkovich, biggs darklighter, bob the skull, brad dourif, cask of amontillado, cowboy bebop, day for night, discovery, disney+, does it boot?, dom deluise, dresden files, edgar allen poe, eleanor of aquitaine, eve online, film club, griefing, han solo, harrison ford, henry ii, historical fiction, ivanhoe, jean luc picard, katharine hepburn, keanu reeves, min/max, mmo, mouse guard, much ado about nothing, national treasure, nigel terry, pc repair, perry king, peter o'toole, philip ii, prince john, retro rewind, richard dean anderson, richard iii, richard the lionhearted, robin hood, saving the game, space force, split diopter, star trek, star wars, star wars radio dramas, stars wars squadrons, stormlight archive, sword art online, the lion in winter, the mandalorian, The Witcher, The Witcher 3, thomas covenant, thrawn trilogy, tim curry, timothy dalton, william marshal, witcher

27: A Whole Lot of Star Wars & Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

February 14, 2020 by Leave a Comment

We return with our first episode of the New Year! Kicking off Geek Out James gives a glowing review of The Powder Mage Trilogy by Brian McClellan. He then dives into everything Star Wars related he’s experienced in the past couple of months: from playing Jedi:Fallen Order to watching The Rise of Skywalker & The … [Read more…]

Posted in: Episode Show Notes, Film Club, Podcast, Roleplaying Tagged: arena, biblios, brian mcclellan, dungeons & dragons, ex libris, fencing, into the spider-verse, jedi fallen order, journal, lumen fidei, magic the gathering, plavithen, powder mage, rise of skywalker, roleplaying, saving the game, spider-man, star wars, the mandalorian, the promise of blood, time stories, yodito's tortilla chips

21: Saving the Game, Good Omens, and Ladyhawke

July 23, 2019 by Leave a Comment

The boys of Geek at Arms return for another brand new episode! In Geek Out Mike describes much fun he and Bryan had as guests on the fantastic podcast Saving the Game, and how much he’s enjoyed the recent Amazon series (or was it Netflix) Good Omens. Next, James cannot say enough good things about … [Read more…]

Posted in: Film Club, Podcast Tagged: a knight's tale, alan parsons, alfred molina, alliteration, andrew powell, anime, arlingcon, armor, beat saber, better off ted, box office mojo, boy scouts, cardinal richelieu, christopher lee, cinematography, day for night, dies the fire, dwayne, ferris bueller, for whom the bell dings, fritz leiber, gaston, godzilla, godzilla vs kong, good omens, grey mouser, ivanhoe, jean luc picard, jl8, john wood, justice league, kaiju, ken hutchison, king ghidorah, king kong, kong, ladyhawke, leo mckern, lightsaber, matthew broderick, michelle pfeiffer, mothra, my hero academia, neil gaiman, podcat, primetime adventures, richard donner, rodan, romance, roy batty, rutger hauer, s.m. stirling, saving the game, sca, shadows in the toybox, society for creative anachronism, star trek the next generation, tad cooper, terry pratchett, three musketeers, tim curry, unwritten rules, vader immortal, vittorio storaro, we free men, yale stewart, your name

17: City on a Hill Gaming and Willow

March 2, 2019 by Leave a Comment

Bryan, Mike and James return for yet another super-sized episode! Mike shares his enjoyment at reading The Fellowship of the Ring to his children for the first time and how he barely contained his Geekiness at meeting author and fencing master Ken Mondschein. Next, Bryan talks about how much he’s been enjoying the new Voltron: Legendary Defender and My Hero … [Read more…]

Posted in: Film Club, Podcast Tagged: 5e, actual play, agrippa, allan cameron, attack of the killer shrews, ben aaronovitch, billy barty, city on a hill, civilization, compositing, d&d, darmok, david muren, death nun, digital compositing, dungeons and dragons, eborsisk, elora danan, eric jager, fifth edition, fin raziel, free child care, gathering storm, george lucas, gi joe, go motion, harryhausen, james horner, julie peters, last duel, lord of the rings, madmartigan, mask, micronauts, midnight riot, mighty joe young, mondschein, morf, morph, my hero academia, naomi novik, novgorod, optical printer, phil tippett, return of the king, revolution, rivers of london, roleplaying, roll20, ron howard, saving the game, she-ra, sorsha, spinning silver, stop motion, temeraire, the hobbit, thundercats, transformers, trial by combat, val kilmer, Visual Effects, voltron, warwick davis, willow, willow ufgood

15: Civilization 6, Magic: the Gathering, and Blade Runner

December 8, 2018 by Leave a Comment

Welcome to another new episode of Geek at Arms! First off, Mike explains how a pastor’s retreat turned into a board game extravaganza! Then, Bryan shares his thoughts on the Gormenghast book series and his continued enjoyment of Civilization 6. James describes his latest woodworking project and his renewed interest in the card game Magic: … [Read more…]

Posted in: Film Club, Podcast Tagged: beginning the trek, blade runner, civilization, game store prophets, gormenghast, kingdomino, magic the gathering, middle earth the wizards, saving the game, spellslingers, star trek five year mission, star trek outpost, the last duel, tofrains, tsuro

12: Lost in Space, Tales From the Loop, and Audio Fiction

August 14, 2018 by Leave a Comment

Bryan, Mike and James are back with a new episode! In Geek Out, James praises the new Lost in Space series on Netflix and then takes us through the contents of his EDC Kit. Bryan describes his enjoyment playing a session of the RPG Tales from the Loop. Mike talks about his latest Star Wars … [Read more…]

Posted in: Podcast Tagged: air force, andy weir, captain marvel, chuck, do androids dream of electric sheep, ee doc smith, godzilla, heroes overcome, lensman, lost in space, mighty 8th, museum, philip k dick, rogue one, roleplaying, saving the game, shazam, simon stalenhag, star wars, tales from the loop, tandy leather, teenage mutant ninja turtles, the martian, tmnt, triplanetary, zachary levi

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