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Kim joins us on this episode to promote Autism Awareness. Help her out as she supports Autism Speaks at a Walk Now For Autism Speaks event in May. Her goal is $2,000. You can help her meet it by heading over to and donating to her team.
We also talk The Avengers, Star Wars, and mostly Police Academy. It’s good times with a great friend.
Good friend of the show Dave Jones joins Steve to discuss this year’s WRESTLEMANIA. The guys talk about the event, give a little history, and go into their favorite matches from Wrestlemania 28. Rock vs. Cena? Yes pleas. HHH vs. Undertaker? You better believe it. It’s a special GOL for a special event. Don’t forget to head over to and donate to her Walk No For Autism Speaks page. She has a goal of $2,000 this year and at the time of recording is only $750 away from that goal. Let’s band together and make it happen for her and for Autism Speaks.
With Autism Awareness month on the horizon, Geek Out Loud joins forces with our good friend Kim to help raise funds for her participation in Walk Now For Autism Speaks. Help Kim meet and break her goal of $2,000 raised by heading over to and donating to a great cause.
On this episode we talk about that, We stroll through some e-mails, Steve goes on a Star Wars rant, Derek gives us a reading from the Star Wars Encyclopedia, we talk a little bit about John Carter, we have some fun with some snippets, and a Round 3 all culminating in some serious talk about the Rocky franchise.
AND WE DID IT ALL LIVE!!!!
Just what is that face in the window?
Good friend of the show James Arnold Taylor stops by to discuss his live show, voice, acting, and whatever else we can think of to talk about. Meanwhile, Steve and Derek try a tried and true form of podcasting that goes slightly awry and leads to a lot of dings, edits, and going out on top. All in all it’s the most…interesting…episode of GOL ever.
In this episode there’s a little talk about my recent trip to Star Wars Celebration 5 in Orlando several of your e-mails, and a Star Wars Expanded Universe discussion with my good friend Jesse Colbert of Star Wars Book Report about our take on how The Force was treated in a few novels following the New Jedi Order story arc. A winner of the Buy A T-Shirt Host a GOL contest is drawn, and you may have to go elsewhere to get the whole story when it’s all said and done.
Jason and Jimmy Mac from The Force Cast stop by to talk about all things Star Wars. Is it dead? Is it dying? Is it pointless? Or is it still worth celebrating? That’s the discussion on this episode of Geek OUt Loud. Don’t forget to head over to The Big Honkin Store and pick up your new and improved Geek Out Loud T-Shirt, on sale until Firday August 6.
After a long e-mail section, we delve into one of my favorite comic book story arcs of all time. Fantastic Four #313-319. If you’re not into comics, don’t worry, it’s Geek Out Loud. There’s all kinds of geeky goodness on this episode as we rush into the summer months of geekdom. A couple of things mentioned on the show include Two True Freaks, a second place win on The Force Cast, and The New Facebook Page.
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Jess Harnell from Rock Sugar takes some time to come on the show and talk about my new favorite band – ROCK SUGAR! Check them out at www.rocksugarband.com. It’s a quick one, but it sure is fun. Thanks again to Jess for stopping by to talk to us about what the band is up to and what it’s taken to get this CD to the masses.
It’s everything from comics to Clone Wars, Lost to Smallville, and everything in between as an impromptu call in show gets underway and more people than I imagined showed up. It’s a supersized episode of GOL with the greatest podcast listening audience in the Universe letting its voice be heard. To help donate to Kim’s Walk for Autism Speaks head over to charity.smallvillepodcast.com.
On this supersized episode, Jay and Tom from The Unknown Regions Podcast stop by and we have a long discussion about recent developments in the Star Wars Expanded Universe. We have a friendly debate about The Clone Wars Television series. In the end, it’s all about having a good time in everyone’s safe place to geek out.
