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Step into The Basement — a digital hideout where imagination and nostalgia collide. Inspired by H’s legendary virtual space from Ready Player One, this podcast dives deep into the heart of geek culture — from classic sci-fi and retro gaming to the digital frontiers shaping our future. Each episode feels like logging into a secret server: movie debates, book breakdowns, tech talk, and virtual adventures all happen here, surrounded by the glow of old CRT screens and the hum of digital dreams.Whether you’re a pop-culture archaeologist or a metaverse explorer, The Basement is your portal ...

A Ready Player One podcast for people who love things! The Basement is your companion to the Ready Player One novel. Join Albert and his cohosts each episode as they breakdown the novel and dive into the plethora of pop culture references through a series of homework assignments and challenges.

Three guys get together and create an area of comfort, where you can talk about anything and everything. No judgement, no barriers just three guys who love to talk trash, spit facts, and have fun.

Do you remember the books you read growing up in the 1970's and 80's? Whether it's a favorite series that you know by heart, or a story that you vaguely recall, the "Books From the Basement" Podcast is the place to tune in. Best friends Amy Tharakan and Lisa Burkett offer listeners a comedic approach to revisiting their favorite series books that were written between 1930 and 1970.

Stories pulled from my childhood basement of memories. Occasionally, I step up into the attic of imagination to share. Welcome to The Basement People by Paul Hebron. I'm sharing memories of growing up in Kansas City, Kansas, USA, as a Black kid within a fairly normal family, except I'm a bit different. Please, share your favorite episodes with friends and family while they're still available. Also, let me know what you think. The Basement People is also streaming on Apple, iHeart, Audible, YouTube Podcast, and of course, Spotify. New episodes are introduced every Tuesday at 9:29 am.

Best Buds Grahame, Paul & Tess will take you into their musical minds to discuss 3 albums surrounding a common theme each episode.Each of them brings an album they feel fits the theme and all three will talk about the albums, the tracks and the artists. Favorite tracks, least favorite tracks, how it makes them feel and honorable mentions.You'll feel like you're sitting with them on the shag carpet of the basement rec room surrounded by wood paneling and a wall of records as they set the needle down on the turntable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Look at the History of the Emo and Indie Music Era. Explore the cultural, social, and psychological factors surrounding the genres.

The Basements Were Stars is a podcast that explores music and the musicians behind the artform. With a focus on indie rock, classic rock, jazz, electronica & beyond, episodes will feature album discussions, behind-the-scenes stories, and in-depth interviews with musicians/artists who shape the sound and grace the stages. Whether you're a musician, vinyl collector or just love discovering new artists, this show is your access to the music that moves us all. The title, The Basements Were Stars is a play on Sunny Day Real Estate's (one of my all time favorite bands) song, The Blankets Were Stair

The Nerdy Basement Podcast 2.0 is your biweekly dive into all things pop culture, geek fandom, and entertainment. From the latest news, rumors, and trailers to in-depth discussions on comics, movies, and TV, we bring you passionate insights and fan-first breakdowns. Whether it’s superheroes, anime, sci-fi, or fantasy, we keep you plugged into the stories and worlds you love. Tune in every two weeks as we review, analyze, and celebrate all things nerdy and geeky—because in The Basement, fandom is family.

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John talks about whatever he wants. The outdoors, politics, fatherhood, sports, podcasting, movies...if it interests him, he's running his mouth about it.

Have you ever wondered if why a movie you love is ranked so low by reviewers? Do you love movies that other people hate? Do you enjoy good conversation and comedy? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this is the podcast for you. Welcome to Basement Box Office, Your Ticket To Movie Reviews From Two Average Dudes

Go behind the scenes on the creation of all your favorite comic books! We'll interview your favorite creators on all the books you grew up loving! Everyone from the penciler down to the letterer will talk about what it was like making these historical books! Go beyond the panels!

Basement Theatre’s podcast home proudly featuring the artists and practitioners who showcase and develop their work with us.Basement Radio podcast artwork by msmeemo

Basement Critics is a Movie, TV, and Video Game review podcast where a group of friends gather in their basement to share their thoughts, opinions, and critiques on the latest releases in the entertainment world. From Hollywood blockbusters to indie gems, they leave no stone unturned in their quest to provide honest and insightful reviews.

Just a guy in his basement reviewing Movies, t.v shows, sports, life, and other stuff with an untrained eye.

The Basement Surge is a podcast that delves into all things geek and pop culture! Join your hosts, John, as he navigates the vast landscape of movies, TV shows, video games, comic books, radio, music and everything else that sparks his nerdy interests.In each episode, John explores the latest news and trends in the geek world, sharing his passionate and humorous insights. From dissecting the latest superhero blockbuster to diving into the depths of his favorite pizzeria in Brooklyn, he leaves no stone unturned. His engaging discussions make you feel like you're chatting with your best friend ...

Artimus Freeman & Gus Barnes are long time friends and sworn enemies till death who co-host The Basement Tapes Podcast. Based in South Florida, the show covers all sorts of topics including the paranormal, UFO's, Bigfoot and all other cryptids, ghosts, alternative history, True Crime, and anything that interests them. As well in the second segment of every show they have the Gilligan Manifest in which they are making a tally of all items supposedly brought along on the SS Minnow for that 3 hour tour. We will tally all items from all 98 episodes and determine once and for all what the total ...

Just 2 co-workers filling out a dream of podcasting and sharing our thoughts with the world...

WELCOME! to The Basement Binge - 'movies made meaningful' A fun way to think about movies and how they can make us better individuals. And fun, lots and lots of fun! Binging your favorite (and least favorite) series and franchises. I'll help you decide what to see in theaters with "Worth the Watch?"