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A Nerdonomy Christmas Carol – Special Edition

A Nerdonomy Christmas Carol – Special Edition

Happy Holidays, everyone! 2020 marks the 6th Anniversary of A Nerdonomy Christmas Carol, so we felt it deserved a Special Edition. Bryan, Sarah, and Roxi reminisce about the making of what was easily the best thing Nerdonomy has produced.  Then, we share some feedback from a long-time fan, before jumping into the re-released Christmas Carol episode. We hope that you all have a Merry Christmas.…

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Episode 1: Quarantine Reunion

Episode 1: Quarantine Reunion

Welcome Back!

On our new show, we have a rotating table of co-hosts from all areas of Nerd-dom.  Our topic…is..well..the topic on all of our minds, so made the episode about the quarantine.

We can all agree, that overall, 2020 has been a sh*t year (thanks, CoVID-19). But thanks to technology like Zoom, Webex, and Discord, we can still keep in touch with our friends and family during these…

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Ok. So, here's what bugs me about this. The media is covering that Endgame won't be able to beat Avatar's global box office returns. But the media seems to easily forget that Avatar had an extremely long, almost unheard of, box office run. Avatar opened in theaters Dec 2009, and didn't leave theaters until AUGUST of 2010! Nine. Months (numbers from Box Office Mojo). But Avengers: Endgame, which is only about $50 Million away from Avatar's record, accomplished nearly the same amount of revenue in 45 days. 45. DAYS. Where is *that* in their reporting? If Disney wanted this movie to beat the record, it could. They could easily find a marketing gimmick to raise ticket sales. But the reality is, it doesn't want, or need, to do this. It now owns Avatar. I feel that the accomplishment for being the fastest at reaching milestones is now more important than the "highest grossing" milestones, which becomes exponentially unobtainable. Movie nerds, discuss! http://bit.ly/2ZrFnQB

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Bryan and Roxi welcome guest Vanessa Alvarez Moriarty, Hayley Lovgren, and Andrew Kracht to do their Oscars recap for 2019. https://buff.ly/2GJeB0L

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Oscars Recap 2019: Look at Me!

Listen to our Oscars 2019 recap, and our very important announcement!

This episode marks our Oscars recap for 2019! Bryan and Roxi welcome friends of the show Vanessa Alvarez Moriarty, and guests from last year’s Oscar recap Hayley Lovgren, and Andrew Kracht.

Please excuse the audio issues. There are a few moments where there is a tiny bit of static from our audio signal.   We did our best to clean it up.

In addition to our recap, our regular listener/feedbacker…

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The nerds cap off Spielberguary 2019 by discussing one of the best of the Spielberg historical dramas: Lincoln. https://buff.ly/2SaTiq1

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So...Lincoln Happened

Roxi, Sean, and Bryan take some time to catch up on life. Then, after some frenetic antics, they finally get to the main topic of the episode.  The nerds cap off Spielberguary 2019 by discussing one of the best of the Spielberg historical dramas: Lincoln.

There is so much to love and discuss about this film, which stars Daniel Day-Lewis and Sally Field. Listen as we comment on the brilliance of…

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You love them, so why not show it? https://buff.ly/2WRUaDk

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Roxi, Vanessa and the Mo Bros kick off Spielberguary 2019 with an episode featuring another of those classic Spielberg movies: the "proto-blockbuster" JAWS. https://buff.ly/2t0iqWs

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The Love...JAWS! It's January-February, which means it's Spielberguary, the time where we tribute episodes to classic Spielberg movies! While Gina is in recovery from her foot injury, …

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In another one of our tribute episodes, the nerds eulogize "The Man" himself, and have a small but therapeutic requiem for Stan Lee. https://buff.ly/2CiUZfa

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A Requiem for Stan Lee, The Truest Believer

This episode is long overdue. Even though his death was over 2 months ago, we knew it wouldn’t be right if we didn’t have a requiem for the one and only  Stan Lee.

Before we launch into our eulogy of The Man himself, we each share how our Holiday’s went.  Roxi shares her celebrity encounter with Lucy Liu��on Christmas, Bryan and his wife Vanessa talk about another one of their Disneyland trips.

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The nerds follow up their 2014 reading of "A Christmas Carol", with How the Nerds Trollerd Christmas, a reading of classic and bizarre holiday stories. https://buff.ly/2QOA7GS

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The Nerds put their own twist on Charles Dickens' immortal "A Christmas Carol", much to Bryan's frustration. https://buff.ly/2BGGn8S

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Gina and Bryan make Christmas movie pitches, both good and bad, for guest co-host Vanessa Alvarez Moriarty to greenlight. http://bit.ly/2EML0m4

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Krampus v Befana: Dawn of Christmas

Just in time for Christmas, listen to Bryan, Gina, and Vanessa have a holiday movie pitch meeting. Merry Christmas!

In our Christmas episode for 2018, Gina, Bryan, and guest host Vanessa Alvarez Moriarty share more holiday traditions and food.  Next, Gina shares her favorite holiday movies to watch, including both classics and guilt pleasures.  And as our featured segment, Christmas movie pitches, both good and bad, for guest co-host Vanessa Alvarez Moriarty to greenlight.

Even though Sean and Roxi couldn’t…

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Bryan and Gina welcome back Bryan's wife Vanessa to be a guest on this episode. The Moriartys talk with Gina about the Holidays, Egg Nog, and then give Gina their SPOILER filled review of the latest Grinch movie. This is a follow up to our original Grinch episode from 2015, So the F***ing Grinch Hap... https://ift.tt/2UBjT27