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In Quest of Geek aims to positively impact the geek community through relationship building, entertaining content, and inclusive conversations. Billed as "Navigating Through the Highs and Lows of Pop Culture," hosts Alix Catherine, Cole Garrison, and Jason Patrick Galit cover a plethora of pop culture topics with a social and cultural lens. Facilitating deeper and more purposeful conversations about the media around us, In Quest of Geek aims to be a trusted source of meaningful pop culture conversation.
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What can our final episode tell us about the nature of podcasting and Twitch streaming? Alix, JPG, and Andrew have an honest talk about their journeys through both mediums - showcasing what it takes to run a show for so long. In this episode: what not to say during show consultation meetings, the changing landscape of content creation, and why we have to pack up shop for the foreseeable future.
And so we come to the end of our journey, Tavern Teamsters! Alix, Cole, and Nathan know exactly how to commemorate such a momentous conclusion... by fixing Disneyland rides! And by "fixing" we mean dialing the deranged antics to the max and leaving all attendees scarred for life! Hey! We all have different ways to process our emotions. We're sure this is a valid way... Well, pretty sure. Either way, thanks for coming to the Tavern with us!
What can the latest DC film tell us about the trajectory of franchise storytelling? Alix, JPG, and Andrew discuss The Suicide Squad - the James Gunn-directed soft reboot of the 2016 DCEU film. In this episode: the different approaches of Marvel and DC filmmaking, why everyone loves King Shark, and how to improve on already-established universes.
Now for an episode we've been dying to make! The Tavern Team gushes over DC's The Suicide Squad! Cole-ka Dot Man and Natecatcher survive long enough to spill the deets on this fun and action packed movie, all from the horribly beautiful mind of director James Gunn. Watch The Suicide Squad in theaters and HBO Max right now!
Behold! The 8th Wonder of the World! The backside of the Tavern Team! While you bask in that amazing display, join them as they talk about Jungle Cruise, the new Disney movie starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Emily "The Pants" Blunt! Listen as the Tavern Team celebrate the adventure, the murder cats, and, most importantly, the Puns of this fun flick!
What can the latest Hollywood sequel tell us about cohesive narratives? Alix, JPG, and Andrew discuss Space Jam: A New Legacy - the WB-created sequel combining basketball with popular Looney Tunes characters. In this episode: telling stories for targeted audiences, using advertising in film, and following the logic of worldbuilding.
What's in that book? Why it's the latest episode of Tavern Team, the deadliest podcast around! Alix, Cole, and Nathan have been given the assignment to take aim at all your questions about Gunpowder Milkshake, the new movie from NetFlix! Join them as they joke, fight, and go on tangents over this fun, fast-paced action shoot 'em up!
What can the season finale of the MCU's latest show tell us about redemption and human nature? Alix, JPG, and Andrew discuss the season finale of the first season of Loki - a Disney+ exclusive following the god of mischief's reality-traveling exploits. In this episode - media about affecting reality, ideas about self-love, and television dictating the path of film for the MCU.
Wait?! Is that an ALLIGATOR Tavern Team? Nope! It's the original Tavern Team themselves, returning to review the full season of Loki, on Disney+! So grab a seat with your favorite variants of Alyx, Coal, and Nathawn, because there's still time to talk about Loki and what this season hints at in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Get listening before the timeline branches!
What can the latest Marvel film tell us about character journeys? Alix, JPG, & Andrew discuss Black Widow - set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe focusing on unspoken missions and feelings in the titular character's storyarc. In this episode: family dynamics, spycraft as a storytelling tool, and the benefits of chronological and release order MCU viewings.
The Tavern Team has red in their ledger! And the only way to wipe it out is if you join Alix, Cole, and Nathan as they spy on Black Widow, the new movie from the MCU. Join us as we dust up on our fake Russian accents and decide if the very long wait for this movie was worth it. So don't be a poser, come on and listen to the episode right now!
What can the first Filipinx-led anime tell us about sharing culture? Joined by Earl Baylon (@earlybgoode - Tomb Raider, The Geekish Network), Alix, JPG, & Andrew cover Trese - Netflix's foray into Filipinx folklore. In this episode: how noir is portrayed in different cultures, superstitions, and representation through storytelling.
Don't be scared to give this episode a listen! Alix, Cole, and Nathan delve into the rich background of Trese, a new animated series based on Filipino folklore and mythology. The Tavern Team goes over the awesome and, at times scary, story and characters of this very interesting show. Trese can be seen right now on NetFlix!
What can the latest musical release tell us about representation and magical realism? Joined by guest T.P. Huth (@tphuth94 - Moon Harbor Heroes), Alix, JPG, & Andrew discuss In the Heights - the Lin-Manuel Miranda-created musical moving from stage to screen. In this episode: suspension of disbelief, lack of Afro-Latinx representation, and the transition of narratives needed in two different mediums.
This episode will give you something to sing about! Alix, Cole, and Nathan vocalize their thoughts on In The Heights, a new movie from Lin-Manuel Miranda! They talk about the high notes, the low notes, and the overall harmony behind the story of this exciting movie. Watch In The Heights on HBO Max!
What can the latest animated film release teach us about acceptance? Alix, JPG, and Andrew cover Luca - a Disney/Pixar film set in mid-20th century Italy with a limited theater and full Disney+ release. In this episode: how an LGBTQIA+ lens can be applied to the film, a message of borders and assimilation, and the differences between a Disney-led project compared to a Pixar-led project.
Believe us when we say we've got the episode for you! Join Alix, Cole, and Nathan as they take a deep dive into the waters of Luca, a new animated movie on Disney+! They go over the messages, hidden depths, and, most importantly, how good the pasta looked on screen!
What can Marvel's newest television show tell us about humanizing villains? Alix, JPG, and Andrew talk about Loki's first episode - a Disney+ series following the escape of the titular character during Avengers: Endgame. In this episode: DC's latest controversies, what makes time travel stories special, and how code-switching enhances character development.
They are the Tavern Team, and they are burdened with glorious purpose! That's right, this week the team reviews the first episode of Loki, on Disney+! So grab your infinity stone paper weights and join Alix, Cole, and Nathan as they prove why they're the right variants for the job.
What can the latest installment of a horror franchise tell us about religious tropes? Download the latest episode for Alix, JPG, and Andrew's thoughts on The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It - an HBO Max and theater joint release set in The Conjuring universe. In this episode: discussion about different faiths in terms of the supernatural, horror cadence/structure, and the difficulties of managing connected universes.
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