With the ten year anniversary of DC adding Bill Finger's name to their Batman byline, Alex speaks a little about his history, and Will Eisner's fight for creator rights.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 316: One Man (and his cat) Rambles About Toys

Alex is alone this week, so you get to hear what he's learnt this week.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 318: The Early Days

Welcome to Ready, Nerd, Go! Graphic Policy's newest podcast focused on tabletop roleplaying games (RPGs), hosted by Alex and Enko. With the rising popularity of D&D and other tabletop RPGs, we wanted to help folks who are interested in learning about the hobby take their first steps.

On the docket for this episode:

Metacurrency
What are they?
Terms (action points, fortune points, benefits/a bene)
How they work
Use case example

Tweaking the rules to use the points
General tweaking of when they are used
How to adjust for the use of metacurrency

Different types of metacurrencies
Individual action points
group action points

Should you use metacurrencies?
How strict are you going to be in the roleplaying?
How does your group want to play?

Music by Alex Grohl from Pixabay.
Email: ReadyNerdGo@gmail.com

Ready, Nerd, Go! 009: "To be neutral does not mean to be indifferent or insensitive. You don't have to kill your feelings. It's enough to kill hatred within yourself."

Alex and Joe talk about the upcoming Fantastic Four movie.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 319: Fantastic Thoughts

Alex and Joe talk about... you know what, I have no bloody idea. It's mostly all of the things you'd expect, and a bit more.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 320: We’re Off Topic The Entire Show

Welcome to Ready, Nerd, Go! Graphic Policy's newest podcast focused on tabletop roleplaying games (RPGs), hosted by Alex and Enko. With the rising popularity of D&D and other tabletop RPGs, we wanted to help folks who are interested in learning about the hobby take their first steps.

On the docket for this episode:

Our intrepid hosts talk about media recommendations that are somewhat related to tabletop RPGs. Buckle in, folks, this one has no real structure. 

Music by Alex Grohl from Pixabay.

Ready, Nerd, Go! 010: “Mistakes, are also important to me. I don’t cross them out of my life, or memory. And I never blame others for them.”

Alex and Joe are joined by Rhode Island's Own Peter Griffin, Stevie Oaks to talk about food. And Montreal.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 321: Food, Food, Food!

Welcome to Ready, Nerd, Go! Graphic Policy's newest podcast focused on table top role playing games (RPGs), hosted by Alex and Enko. With the rising popularity of D&D and other tabletop RPGs, we wanted to help folks who are interested in learning about the hobby take their first steps.

On the docket for this episode:

Character weaponry.

How do you start with your weapon?

Choosing your attack method
Melee
Ranged
Magic

Improvising weapons
GM discretions
Sliding scale of complexity for the attack method

Music by Alex Grohl from Pixabay.
Email: ReadyNerdGo@gmail.com

Ready, Nerd, Go! 011: Take the Crossbow, Leave the Cannoli

Alex is alone this week, and decided to continue on from episode 318 where he spoke about the early days of comics.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 322: After The Crash

Alex is alone this week, and decided to continue on from the last episode where he spoke about the early days of comics.

You can reach us at the following locations if you feel the need:
Alex and Joe can be found on X respectively @karcossa and @FirstRonin4. 
You can also find Alex on Bluesky @karcossa.bsky.social.
Alex is on threads @Alex_K_Cossa.
ThoseTwoGeeks@gmail.com

Music by AlexGrohl from Pixabay

Those Two Geeks 323: The Dark Age of Comics

March 26, 2008, the launch of Graphic Policy. Born out of an interest in doing some more creative writing than what was allowed at work, the site began as a look at comic books, especially of those with political themes. Most importantly, the site was founded on three ideas:

    Transparency – the site would disclose all conflicting relationships, and most importantly disclose when materials were provided to the site for free from publishers, studios, etc., so that you the readers could make an informed decision.
    Open – the site is open to anyone to contribute. We want to provide a safe place for people to add their voice to the comics community and a platform to do so.
    Progressive – this site prides itself on being progressive. Both when it comes to inclusion of individuals (see #2), but also ideas, not just here but in the industry as a whole. We don’t tolerate harassment, bigotry, shaming, or bullying of any sort, as we feel the safer individuals feel to express their ideas, and the greater the diversity of those doing so, the better the industry is.

The site has morphed over the years from its “political roots,” to generally covering the comic industry with previews, reviews, interviews, and general convention coverage. It then morphed again digging into industry demographics, and becoming the leader for that information. In August 2011, the website went to the airwaves to launch Graphic Policy Radio which has aired ever since and then a second podcast Those Two Geeks among numerous other specialty podcasts. The site has evolved into what you see today to cover not just comics, but also movies, television, games, fashion, and technology, while keeping its “geek” roots.

Those Two Geeks 322: After The Crash

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