The Official Geek Speak Radio Podcast

A new episode of Geekspeak can be yours, at least, if you're good:

• Google challengers! Space tourism! The Fantastic Four visiting the works of Jane Austen! All this and a rogue banana in the News of the Week
• Check out what gaming treasures you may own and tailor a radio station to your tastes in World Wide Wags
• Star Trek Online may finally be coming, and Mark Wahlberg makes a shocking announcement that is shocking in Lahmann's Terms

Wow, with that much fun and flavor you'd be foolish to try any other podcast! Download it now!

So the Geekspeak crew hit the road and braved the sunlight and crowds of athletic people to broadcast live from the annual Skate War event as part of a Modern Rock 91.5 remote broadcast. What ensued was about 45 minutes of standard-issue Geekspeak wackiness in a brand new location. Join Bryan, Jake, Wags, and Scooter as we talk about obscene amounts of Dark Knight cash, legal action over Facebook applications, and all the latest Comic-Con and fighting game news. Outside. Did I mention it was outside?

Please pardon the audio quality, as we were not exactly in a prime spot for broadcast, and I had to clean up the audio. In addition, a few bits of audio were clipped due to technical difficulties. Even so, the show went on and was a lot of fun, so download it here!

A hum-dinger of a show this week. Why? Here's why.

• New windshields to help the elderly and Facebook is the petard that hoists douchebags in the News of the Week
• Wrathful game store clerks and tragically uplifting Hollywood stories in World Wide Wags
• All the latest gaming news in Lahmann's Terms
• Aaaaaand the moment you've been waiting for: Geekspeak reviews the Dark Knight. Actually, this is the second thing in the show but it works better here. Did we like it? That's sort of a silly question to ask, but we'll tell you exactly why we liked it.

It's the podcast sure to put a smile on that face of yours, and you can download it by clicking here.

E3 2008 is underway (or done, I don't really know) and we wanted to make sure you were well aware of what we thought and felt here at Geekspeak. So, rather than wait for next week's show, we decided instead to record a quick podcast over Skype. Joining Bryan for this special edition is none other than friend of the show and freelance writer for 1UP.com, Steve Watts. What ensued was nearly an hour of intelligent, insightful, and fun gaming chatter. Among the topics: Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo's press conferences, the Lost Planet movie, Rock Band 2 and Guitar Hero World Tour, and lots, lots more!

I'd tell you more, but this is something that should be experienced. So download it now!

It's podcast time up in here.

• Robotic snails, problems for iPhone users, and Batman looks to rake in some dough as we prognosticate how much in the News of the Week
• A blow-by-blow breakdown of Microsoft's E3 presentation, including the earth-shattering reveal of Final Fantasy XIII on the Xbox 360 and lots of talk of RE5 in Lahmann's Terms
• More browser RPGs and webcomics in World Wide Wags!
  

And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Download the show to hear every single bit.

Like clockwork, Geekspeak returns again.

• Scientists fiddle with brain genes and we remember the late Michael Turner in the News of the Week
• A live YouTube and football RPGs in World Wide Wags
• Lots of discussion of Rock Band and Diablo 3 in Lahmann's Terms

And that's just a taste of what this episode has to offer, so you should probably just go ahead and download it.

There was a LOT to be excited about this week, from the addition of Brandon Pack to the Geekspeak roster to shrieking hellspawn...funny how that worked out...

• Bill Gates steps down as the head of Microsoft and cheap electric planes may become a reality in the News of the Week
• Diablo 3. Rock Band 2. Mega Man 9. Soul Calibur IV. All the latest on tons of rabidly anticipated sequels in what would normally be called Lahmann's Terms, but since Jake wasn't here it gets the far less clever name of "Gaming News"
• And find out how you can help David Hayter write the Metal Gear Solid movie in World Wide Wags!

Click, click, click, click, click, click here. It's like a Town Portal for your ears.