Issue 52

02/11/17 • 62 min

This week on Geeky Brummie it·s a lovefest. Ryan is ill and has been put in quarantine by the rest of the team, so he joins us by the means of Skype; the team discuss the best comic book couples; swipe left or right on a selection of eligible geeky singles with 'Geeky Tinder', and discuss what they don't like about Valentines in a romantic theme edition of Why's It Rubbish. Originally broadcast on 11/02/2016. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, the team chat about Guy being nice for a change, smelly and loud people on the bus, a real life version of _Footloose_ and some archaic laws, our best love and breakup songs, cheap valentines gifting and taking a team (sans Ryan) trip to go and play with the Nintendo Switch. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

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Issue 51

This Week on Geeky Brummie it's #Superb_Owl Saturday. Ryan and Guy both went to see _T2: Trainspotting_ , they go head to head about their contrasting opinions on the film, and do belated sequels actually work. Originally broadcast 04/02/2017. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras; the team chat about people who stop randomly in the middle of the street, building IKEA furniture, carrier bag toolkits, Winona Ryder's face, child actors, celebrity opinions and cookbooks, candy cigarettes, reality TV and naming children like social media handles. It's like an expansion pack of geek!

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Issue 53

This week on Geeky Brummie, it's our First Birthday! Ryan and the rest of the team join together in the studio to celebrate the first birthday of the show; Keith and Dave review the 40th anniversary edition of 2000AD; there is a round of Pass the Parcel in the studio, and new feature 'Put Yourself In My Place' is played and possibly the strangest round of Top Trumps played so far. Originally broadcast on 18/02/2016. But wait, there's more! On our podcast extras, we talk about dogs at work, Winston Churchill and aliens, the lack of Morgan Freeman, who would we add to movies, beard waxing, kids parties, two "Small Tales with Guy Halford" and Philip Ellis reminds us why we're all wrong. It's like an expansion pack of geek!