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Nerd Skool

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  • The Nerd Skool Podcast, part of the Queen City Podcast Network, began when nerd-curious Joe Hunsaker of “History for Jerks” realized that he knew more experienced nerds in his life beyond simply his former entertainment writer brother Andy. After witnessing many spirited debates between his co-workers – the Sith-identifying Arthur “ArtStar” Lovely and the “Secret Nerd” Tiffany Bryant-Jackson - he decided he wanted to learn how to become a nerd himself. The three convened the Nerd Skool to educate Joe on nerd culture and nerd media, as well as the benefits of “actually paying attention to movies.” They are soon to begin a course on Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
    2020
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  • A Long Time Ago, In A Podcast Far Far Away

    A Long Time Ago, In A Podcast Far Far Away
    Jul 3 2024
    Episode 113: A Long Time Ago, In A Podcast Far Far Away Professor Andy, Artstar and Joe are joined by a new pupil, Carrington, who “knows nothing about” Star Wars, but loves anime and is a cosplayer. The group shared their experiences and perceptions of the Star Wars franchise, including discussions about representation and diversity, particularly with regards to the representation of black characters in the franchise. They also discussed their personal views on the franchise. Carrington explained that while her father introduced her to many things, including Star Wars, she never got into it as she found it old and not as appealing as other genres. Carrington and Artstar engage in a discussion about their appreciation for the anime series, One Piece, the appeal of anime in general, attributing it to the genre's advanced storytelling and unique cultural influences. The old nerds discuss their fond childhood memories of Star Wars and their respective nerdy credentials. They shared their experiences of introducing new audiences to the Star Wars universe and debated on the best ways to do so. They touch on the depth and complexity of the Star Wars universe, discussing the evolution of canon and the rich mythology it has created. Get your Nerdskool Merch: https://www.historyforjerks.com Music by D Jones Hip Hop!
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    54 m
  • Heroes Con 2024 Recap

    Heroes Con 2024 Recap
    Jun 21 2024
    Episode 112: Heroes Con 2024 Recap The Nerd Skool crew recaps their recent panel presentations at Charlotte’s Heroes Con. Also, the nerds engage in a light-hearted conversation about shared experiences from the con and explore potential ideas for future guest creators and experts we met. Mentions include: • Mobile Suit Gundam from 1979. • "Soul Food Wars" by Sarah Macklin. • Kevin Delgado, the creator of the comic "Tuff Stuff". • Vincent Carol, an expert on Gundam. • Ro Lamb, the creator of the comic "Scarlet Ranger" • The "Pop Cult Parent" podcast. • Dr. Who • One Piece • Kaiju #8 AND MORE! Get your Nerdskool Merch: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/74089719?asc=u Music by D Jones Hip Hop!
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    1 h y 6 m
  • GOJIRA (Episode 111)

    GOJIRA (Episode 111)
    Jun 7 2024
    This week Nerd Skool Discusses Professor Ando's summer movie pick: Gojira Andy leads a discussion about the 1954 Japanese film 'Gojira' and its Americanized version, which he introduced as an influential film in the kaiju genre. Andy, Joe, Art, and Tiffany engage in a discussion about the ownership and history of the iconic monster movies, Godzilla and King Kong. Andy shares his fond childhood memories related to Godzilla toys and the original 1954 film. but hated the 1998 American version of "Godzilla," The nerds discuss the cultural impact and enduring legacy of the monster Gojira, also known as Godzilla. The team explored the film's themes of nuclear destruction and the moral dilemmas of utilizing weapons of mass destruction, drawing parallels with events such as the 9/11 attacks. The conversation also covered the evolution of the Godzilla franchise, the role of monsters in modern iterations of the story, and the potential consequences of political decisions. Tiffany and Andy discussed the production quality and romantic aspects of the movie, with references to the Japanese film "Godzilla, minus one." Joe shared a fact about the effectiveness of kamikaze pilots in World War II, sparking a deeper conversation about Japanese cultural beliefs regarding death and honor. The group further discuss the concept of a 'bad movie scale', which Andy previously used in his reviews, and considered reintroducing it as a more lighthearted approach to movie criticism. The nerds discuss their recent movie-watching experience and popcorn buckets before transitioning into a conversation about reading preferences and the impact of subtitles on comprehension. Joe praises the performance of female basketball players, leading to an in-depth discussion about women's basketball, particularly the WNBA, and the lack of attention given to the sport. The team also discussed the influence of media coverage and societal perceptions on the sport and its players, with a specific reference to Caitlin Clark. The team also discuss their social media presence, and upcoming events such as 'Heroes Con' and and Pride month celebrations.
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