Gateway Geeks Returns- Break Seal in Case of Pandemic
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Welcome back wayward listeners to The Gateway Geeks Podcast! This is the first episode of Season 4- Break Seal in Case of Pandemic! As a desperate attempt to hold on to our remaining sanity by socializing over Zoom, this podcast was born again in this dumpster fire of a reality behind the Burger King that is the Trump administration. We’re here, anyway, to talk about chainswords and Final Fantasy as the world around us fixates on another topic. Pardon our crappy audio and focus instead on the subtle joy we express by discussing things we’ve always discussed. Take a listen as Joe, Aaron and Chris return to ramble on endlessly about things that are probably ultimately meaningless but at least of less dire consequence. Join us once again as we break the seal on this fresh season of the Gateway Geeks Podcast! We’re back!
Help us get the word out about our website and checkout our uncut video of video chat at gatewaygeeks.com! See you next time, stay safe, and for the love of the dark gods, wear a fucking mask and don’t hassle essential workers.
Hosts
Producer and Editor
Joe Kohlburn
Show Notes:
- Chainswords are dumb
- AMC v. Trolls, Future of Cinema
- Extended Editions
- All WW3 Movies are at least 3 hours long
- Like Laurell K. Hamilton Books, but with Food Instead of Sex
- British 20th Cent. History
- Picard
- Patrick Steward is Immortal
- Leverage (The Show)
- What We Do in the Shadows and Seriality
- Turning babies into vampires
- Mythic Quest: A Feast for Ravens
- Tales from the Loop
- X-Com: Chimera Force
- Bloodbowl
- Remnant
- Old people complaining about competitive multiplayer
- Throwback LAN gaming
- Final Fantasy Remake
- Star Wars Digression
- Hades Town
- Community
- Business Books are the Worst
- Speculative Sci-Fi
- Make a Saga dating sim
- 100 Bullets
- The Crow
- Brotherhood of the Wolf
- Michele Yeoh and Star Trek Discovery
- Paul Atreades is the Worst Dad in History
- LOTR
- Sarah Connor continues to suffer for her Master and Commander Review
- Horatio Hornblower
- Quarantine Takeaways