Less than 100 days until Dragon Con! With some of the regular crew scrambling to make preparations, Mike and Mary are joined by Angela Pritchett and Jp Patrick for the latest news, notes, and whether or not the weekend can be done on a budget. Plus, segments from Eternal Zan
The Twelfth Doctor, Bill, and Pete go on a chilling adventure full of hidden depth as Mike, Mike, Jen, and special guest Jp Patrick skate around the third episode of the tenth new series.
The official first day of summer is not until the third week of June, but the summer movie season begins earlier and earlier each year. Mike, Mike, Ashley, Alex and JP discuss the potential highs and lows for this year’s box office roller coaster. Plus, we also chat with Fleet
ESO’s deepest darkest secrets revealed! Mike, Mike, Dan Carroll, Jp Patrick, and Joseph Martinez divulge their guilty pleasures, hidden fandoms, and shameful addictions. Plus, Headlocked creator Michael Kingston wrestles with the Geek Seat and Ashley joins us to discuss the winners and losers of the 89th Academy Awards. All this,
While The Force Awakens continues to conquer the box office and 2015 comes to a close, Mike and Mike unwind with the help of Nunuche Nuchtchas, J Patrick, and Kevin Eldridge. During the discussion, they are visited by the geek ghosts of past, present, and future. And by the end
The ESO crew had a blast at Dragon Con 2015! Mike, Mike, Darren Nowell, Jessa Phillips, and J Patrick recorded a panel as part of the Podcasting Track regarding the current State of Geekdom featuring Friends of the Station William Faber, Eternal Zan, Mark Heffernan, and some new folks! We
In our 20th episode, John and Jennifer are joined by Bobby Nash and JP Patrick to dissect the first half of Marvel’s first Netflix series, Daredevil. What made it so successful? Does binge watching make a difference in how you tell a story? And what lengths would JP go to,
“Age of Ultron” is here! Jen and John are joined by JP of “The Adam and JP Show” here on the ESO network to talk about this blockbuster movie that is breaking records all over the world. Does it succeed as a stand-alone as well as it does a “middle”
