If it’s geeky, we’ve got it covered! An existential and surreal journey into comics, video games, sci-tech, movies and tv, and everything in between… Every other week we take on current pop culture and the weeks in between we explore in-depth discussions, interviews, and a multiverse of nerdy weirdness.

The Call of Cthulhu Mystery Program is live tabletop roleplaying turned into a 1930s radio serial. What dark deeds unfold on the streets of Arkham?  And which unwitting souls - innocent or impure - will succumb to the maddening call... OF CTHULHU! This 8-part miniseries is wrought with unknowable horror and black comedy. 

Meet Sam; a cagey ex-Federal Agent, Deloris; the obsessive book dealer, Hank; a noble farmboy, Cyril; the smooth-talking jazz man, and Father Grandfather; a mad bible salesman. These five housemates of dubious moral fiber band together to solve a murder most foul and risk their very sanity as their trail leads them into a realm of nightmares. 

From the pages of Nerdy Show – it’s Nerdy Show Book Club! In these literary episodes, we share the books we’re currently reading, do dramatic readings from the best and worst nerd literature, talk with notable geek authors, and discuss a book we’ve read along with the community! It’s a sexy party in the library, and you’re the guest of honor.

Leitbur (“light-brr”) is an on-going electronic music project by Jaron Widman and Samantha Krzyston.

Leitbur has its origins in Los Angeles, where Widman had been experimenting with sound and songwriting while studying film production at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. After seeing the similarities between both disciplines, Widman began constructing his songs like his short films — each filled with autobiographical scenes, characters, and the occasional flashback or dream sequence. Widman uses the mood and tone of the 1980’s like a cinematographer, framing each song with care, to tell stories that are in equal parts nostalgic, sweet, and filled with pathos.

Later, Widman began colloborating with Chicago-to-L.A. transplant Krzyston, an aspiring psychotherapist and vocalist. Their romantic relationship caused Leitbur to become a film with two main characters. Soliliquies became conversations, and many of the warmest — and most painful— moments of their relationship were turned into their own scenes. Two EPs were made, Think of Tomorrow in 2012 and The Moment That I Knew You in 2015, before the release of a full-length album, Antique Travelers, in May 2016.

Two friends revisit the Animorphs! Join us while we laugh and cry about sad morphing teens and the horrible aliens who hate them.

NerdyFM is the home of geek music from across the globe. Join host Marc With A C for a jam session of the best of geek rock, nerdcore, comedy, VGM, and every niche sub-genre in-between. This monthly show features tracks from legendary artists alongside up-and-comers - classic tracks, new releases, rarities, and exclusives.

Who, or what, are The Lightning Dogs?  They’re a pack of anthropomorphic dogs from another world, trapped on a post-apocalyptic Earth. Armed with special powers and tearing through the Wasteland in their battle-ready vehicles, they combat the evil Glampire’s minions and keep his vampiric reach from extending to the stars!

It’s an animated adventure series steeped in the glory of 80s and 90s cartoons… Or at least it could be. Nerdy Show conceived this insane premise by accident in the middle of an episode and now we’re on a quest to see how far we can take it – documenting our journey every step of the way in Lightning Dogs: The Official Paw’dcast.
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A tale of survival on an unknown world. The Orphans is a cinematic audio drama chronicling the castaways of downed starship, The Venture - Stranded on a hostile planet, struggling to remember how they arrived and who they are.

Mysterious creatures hunt them, and in this seemingly unpopulated world, a tower looms. The survivors: Nora, Richard, Olivia, Baz, William, Valerie and the artificial intelligence, GeoFFRy, must learn to live with one another and work together as they fight for their lives in this alien wilderness.

Moogfest is the synthesis of music, art and technology.

Since 2004, Moogfest has brought together artists, futurist thinkers, inventors, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, scientists, and musicians.

By day, Moogfest is a platform for conversation and experimentation. This mind-expanding conference attracts creative and technology professionals for three days of participatory programming in Durham, North Carolina. Each evening, 

Moogfest presents cutting edge music in venues throughout the city. Performing artists include early pioneers in electronic music, alongside pop and avant garde 
experimentalists of today.  

Moogfest is a tribute to Dr. Robert Moog and the profound influence his inventions have had on how we hear the world. Over the last sixty years, Bob Moog and Moog Music have pioneered the analog synthesizer and other technology tools for artists. This exchange between engineer and musician is celebrated with a unique festival format where the creative process is understood as a collaboration among 
many people, across time and space, in commerce and culture.

Hamptons have been together since 2010, formed when cousins Charlie Honderick, a Florida man, and Alexander Sarychkin, a native Londoner, got together and recruited a few friends to join. 
The current lineup is Charlie Honderick -vocals, Kenny Ellis- drums, Aaron Jolly -percussion, Luke Turner- Bass, Alexander Sarychkin- Guitar.

Since forming they've been featured on BBC London with Gary Crowley, and regularly on Saint FM radio in Burnham on Crouch as well as Joyzine Online Radio as guests. 
Their music has been used in the feature films: The Lengths, and Stephen King's "Survivor Type", and their track Jesus & The Rolling Stones is used on the pilot episode of Nowhere To Fall, currently in post production. 

They've gigged all over London and regionally, playing in London at Barfly, Dublin Castle, Camden Lock Tavern, Proud Gallery, The Monarch, 12bar, Old Blue Last, Paper Dress Vintage, Hoxton Square, Hoxton Underground, O2 Islingoton, Wolf, The Bedford Tavern in South London, New Cross Inn, and really, maybe 2 dozen other venues in the last 6 years in London alone. They've played everywhere. 
Hamptons also play extensively in Hastings at The Albion, The Printworks, The Carlisle, The Royal Standard and a couple others. And in Eastbourne, at Printer's Playhouse. 

As for festivals they've done the Camden Crawl, The Hastings Fat Tuesday Festival, Max-O-Fest 2015, Brownstock Festival, and Jester Fest 2016. 

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