Date Recorded: December 6th, 2008
This episode features geeks Mollie, Tuck, Ogre and Trevor. Topics in this episode include: Geek Gift Ideas, Good Geek Charities: Rafstar.com, Disney Corrupts Young Minds?, “Hero” The Life of a Gay Superhero, Knight Rider No More?, and Chris Tells the Legend of Olaf.
Date Recorded: December 6th, 2008
This episode features geeks Tuck, Ogre, Trevor and Mollie. Topics in this episode include: Tracking Dine-and-Dashers on Facebook, Too Old to Geek: Christmas Presents, Early-Era Video Games, Automated War Machines, and Tuck Announces the Geeks’ Charity Event: The Battle Against Dysentery!*
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Date Recorded: November 1st, 2008
The geeks pile their plates with Thanksgiving leftovers. This episode features geeks Ogre, Trevor, Mollie, and Tuck. Topics in this episode include: A Gaming History Museum?, Too Old to Geek: Today’s Games Are Too Easy,
Date Recorded: November 1st, 2008
This episode features geeks Lauren, Trevor, Tuck and Ogre. Topics in this episode include: News on the NYAF Episodes, The PCTV Cassie Award, Genius Towns, Color-Coded Game Ratings, War and Zombies, GWI United, Geo-Caching and Dual-View TV.
Date Recorded: September 6th, 2008
This episode features geeks Mollie, Trevor, Tuck and Ogre. Topics in this episode include: Green Laptop, Six Degrees of Separation?, Cher as Catwoman, Video Game Addiction Induced Rage, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog and Web-Only Content, Educational Video Games, and Tuck Announced the Next Geeks with Issues Road Trip.
Date Recorded: September 6th, 2008
Our first episode of Season #1, including a new look, a new intro, and new issues. This episode features geeks Ogre, Mollie, Trevor and Tuck. Topics in this episode include: Catching up with Joe Staton, Lawrence Kline and the Pittsfield Storefront Artists Project, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, The Beatles on Guitar Hero, Google Chrome, Motobackback, and the late, great, Don LaFontane.
Date Recorded: May 25th, 2008
This episode was recorded at the Storefront Artists Project in Pittsfield. Tuck, Ogre and Chris were joined by long-time comic book artist Joe Staton, as well as representatives of the Project, which is hosting an exhibit of Staton’s art in August of 2008.
Date Recorded: June 7th, 2008
This episode features geeks Tuck, Ogre, Mollie and Trevor. Topics in this episode include: John Mayer & Guitar Hero, Indiana Jones, Video Game Journalism, the future of DVDs, Speed Racer, creative uses for cell phones. The episode concludes with a very special surprise that Tuck has for one member of the crew.
Date Recorded: June 7th, 2008
This episode features geeks Tuck, Ogre, Mollie and Trevor. GwI returns to the Basement after a trip to Manhattan to cover New York Comic Con and bids farewell to Mike and Tia while welcoming two new full time geeks, Mollie and Trevor. Topics in this episode include: A Wii-mote for the PS3, Rapture Insurance, and Iron Man. The geeks are joined by Karen Fisher, Executive Director of the Center for Holistic Instruction, for a discussion of video game addiction. The show concludes with a special surprise that Ms. Fisher brought along for the geeks.
Date Recorded: April 18, 19 & 20, 2008
This episode features the geeks on location in Manhattan for the second part of GwI’s coverage of New York Comic Con. In this episode, recorded on April 18, 19 & 20, 2008. Tuck, Ogre, Mollie and Chris bring you Gaia Online, a demo of D&D 4.0, cos play, coming attractions from Lucasfilms, FanLib.com, Fantasy Prone Comics, the New York Jedi Academy, Orson Scott Card, as well as a few unexpected surprises.
