GGR Pirate Radio really exemplifies the "pirate radio" mantra. We talk movies, video games, relationships, comics, TV, sports, music and everything else under the sun. The only format: there is no format. All are welcome to talk about the thinks they “geek out” over as long as you follow the only rule: “don’t be a juicebag.”
Part 2 of our DC Fandome conversation. Mike, MC, Rambo and guest Raven Smith discuss the Wonder Woman 1984 trailer, some of the details about the villains, and where they think the story may go. They also discuss the tendency for people to not understand Batman or how the character works.
Read MoreMike, Steve, MC and Rambo talk about the potential of Michael Keaton returning as Batman and having a role in DCEU and the revelation of problems during Joss Whedon's reshoots for Justice League.
Read MoreMike, MC and Rambo discuss the 31st anniversary of Tim Burton’s Batman. The trio also discuss the toxicity of fandom and how it has become the easiest way for people to get a reaction on social media and delve into the reactions to Kobe Bryant’s death. Trigger warning: this episode does contain discussion of sexual assault.
Read MoreMike, MC and Rambo continue the discussion about their favorite DC Comics media.
Read MoreMike, Steve, MC and Rambo discuss their thoughts on “The Snyder Cut,” the announcement of Henry Cavill’s return as Superman and the first part of our discussion on our favorite DC Comics media.
Read MorePart 2 of our “Favorite MCU Moments” features Mike, MC and Rambo continuing their discussion.
Read MoreMike, Steve and MC discuss the upcoming Arrowverse Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover and the Disney+ series The Mandalorian.
Recorded December 6th, 2019 via Skype.
Read MoreMike, Steve and MC discuss DC's newest film, the Todd Phillips' directed "Joker." Mike picks apart the issues he had with the film's message and execution, using reviews from James Rambo, Sherin Nicole and Ulysses E. Campbell as sources reinforcing his points.
Read MoreMike, Steve, MC and special guest C Gats discuss some of the pressing geeky news of the moment. Topics include: the new Breaking Bad movie El Camino and it’s upcoming release, casting news from the new The Batman film, the deleted post-credit scene from Iron Man that prefaced some cool crossovers back in 2008, and all the insanity of more Sony/MCU Spider-Man news.
Read MoreMike, Steve, MC and Ulie discuss the incredible line up of movies that came out in 1989 “at the Diner.” With the 30th anniversary of the release of arguably the biggest comic book inspired summer blockbuster, Tim Burton’s Batman, the crew discuss it’s impact and compare Batman and Superman as characters and what they represent.
Recorded June 21st, 2019 via Skype.
Read MoreWith the relaunch of GGR comes a renewed focus on people who are doing awesome things they are passionate about. Whether it's music, art, writing, podcasting, or any other pursuit, those who are "geeky" about the things they love are welcome here, and once a month we will have a "Geek of the Week" who gets our focus. Now, I know what you're thinking: why is it "Geek of the Week" when they get a whole month? Because geek doesn't rhyme with month. Duh.
Our fourth "Geek of the Week" is professional chef and general manager of Gourmeltz and long-time friend of GGR, Erik Meyer. Mike and Erik discuss the history of the Gourmeltz, how he got into cooking and why he loves working for owner Matt Strickland. They also discuss Erik’s love of Pittsburgh sports, his dogs, video games and how he’s recruited friends and significant others to join his Gourmeltz team.
Recorded at Gourmeltz in Massaponax, Virginia on October 21st, 2018.
Read MoreMike and Steve host guests James Rambo and MC Brooks to discuss the status of the DC Extended Universe and what their plan seems to be (if there is one) going forward. They also discuss things they would like to see, where they think the world-building should go, and what has been missing so far.
Recorded at the FXBG Public Radio Studios on Friday August 17th, 2018.
Read MoreMike and Steve are joined by Fantastic Forum's Ulysses Campbell to discuss the state of geekdom: will the 'Golden Age' eventually die? Is there anything to the fan-boy fervor over inclusivity at the expense of continuity? Join our trio as they discuss these topics and more!
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