Nerdy Show

It's with a heavy heart that we report that Space Ghost is no longer getting enough oxygen. On March 2nd, George Lowe, voice of Space Ghost, and all-around delightful weirdo, became a true ghost. He joins C. Martin Croker, voice of Zorak and Moltar in Valhalla.We never did any podcasts with either of them, but back in 2014 we recorded an episode of Nerdy Show Live with George Lowe where we read some Space Ghost Coast to Coast fanfic. George Lowe reads as Space Ghost, Cat as Zorak, Hex and Moltar,

A brief bulletin to let you know that there's a feature film documentary about Nerdy Show regular Marc With A C. The film is called Half Serious, Half Kidding: The Digital Footprint Of An Obscure Rock Star it's coming soon to streaming platforms, but if you're keen to get a limited run physical copy with a soundtrack, zine, and a wealth of bonus content... now's your chance - until Thursday, May 2 at 11:50 AM Eastern, that is.Back it

Nerdy Show doesn’t have a monopoly on going dormant for years at a time - why, twelve years ago, legendary chiptunes artist, Pixelh8, stepped away from music. He turned from pioneering musician to pioneering educator and founded The Creative Computing Club. But no sonic wizard stays entombed forever! Pixelh8 is back! His new record, Hard Reset, is out now, further new projects await, and we've dusted off Nerdy Show to give this old pal a warm welcome home.In this episode Cat and Jess travel with

We’ve got a treat for the real Poké-maniacs in the audience.Triforce Mike has an important message about just how much insane work goes into Pokémon breeding, his quest for a perfect Teddiursa, and why he feels IV training shouldn’t be viewed as cheating.It’s a rant so expansive it had to be given it’s own cartridge.Ladies and gentlemen: Pokésode Tweed!Tracks:On the Origin of the Species :: ProtoDomePocket Ni Fantasy :: Sachi & JuriLinks:Our original Pokésode – from Season 3 Hosted on Acast. See

At long last… You knew this day was coming.A new Pokémon game without a corresponding Nerdy Show is an unnatural thing.It’s like a sunrise without a Moltres or a derp without a Bidoof.Besides, everyone knows that Triforce Mike is a first class Poképhile.He has to go door-to-door and everything!This is like AA for him. He needs this.So embark with us on an adventure into the ball tossin’, animal fightin’ world of Pokémon!It’s a full house in the Nerdy Show studio- Join Cap, Hex, Mike, Tony, Brandon,

At last!Galdap has pulled a fragment from Nerdy Show’s lost season from the void – and none too soon!Just in time for their April 19th performance in Orlando, and subsequent return to Nerdy Show we’re proud to present to you Nerdy Show’s first interview with the Protomen.This interview is an excerpt from the June 18th episode called “The Mega Show”, which celebrated everyone’s favorite blue robo-man, Mega Man.Of course, no robot episode is complete without robo expert, Mr. Brian Clevinger.“The Mega

This unnamed episode from February 11th, 2009 is our earliest recording; pulled from the aether by arcane magicks.Cap, Mike, and Hex’s first show together is lost to time – never recorded – and this episode is possibly the second, third, or even fourth Nerdy Show recording.Before this, Aaron had been co-hosting a show called Talk Nerdy to Me on WPRK, a college radio station in Winter Park, Florida. After a while, he got sick of it and pawned the gig off to Cap and Mike. A wild Hex appeared; and the