Sci-Guys Podcast

“World War Z”. An interview with Jamie Benning, creator of “Inside Jaws”. Plus a new summer TV round up. It’s too hot for anything else.

With our own personal Superman (Mike) missing in action, you might think this was our doomsday. But we don’t give in to the darkseid, and the remaining brainiacs deliver our bizzaro take on “Man Of Steel”

“After Earth” – No wait. Don’t Go! We also wrap up the seasons of “Game Of Thrones” “Revolution” “Orphan Black” and “Doctor Who” Plus some E3 and WWDC talk too.

Sci-Guys Wheelhouse Club digs in to John Carpenter’s 1981 “Escape From New York”.

Sci-Guys “Star Trek Into Darkness” and enlist in the upcoming console wars. Plus a special “Short Shorts” featuring William Van Winkle’s interview with “Wool” author Hugh Howey.  

Sci-Guys Wheelhouse Club talks about the “classic” Roger Corman production “Death Race 2000″  

We start the blockbuster season with “Iron Man 3″ and the EPIC return of the “Slurpee Update”  

Join us for an in depth discussion about James Cameron’s 1984 classic “The Terminator” in our first try at a “Sci-Guys Wheelhouse Club”  

We perform our yearly summer movie preview, and discuss “Oblivion”. Also, “Short Shorts” and “Brick House”.  

“Revolution” starts back up, and “Defiance” kicks off. Plus we talk a bit about “Game of Thrones” Join us, won’t you?  

We’ve got a full plate this time. “The Walking Dead” wraps for the year just as “Game Of Thrones” picks back up. “Doctor Who” returns, and brings along “Orphan Black”. Oh, and “G. I. Joe: Retaliation” but never mind that. ALSO “Short Shorts”!  

We’re back a day early to talk about the return of “Grimm”, the Bricks Cascade Convention, and the Manga Minute. Join us, won’t you?  

What happens when we don’t have a new show or movie to discuss? Our longest podcast in over two years. Join us, won’t you?  

Tons of news and rumors, plus “Warm Bodies”, “Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters”, “Short Shorts” and the “Manga Minute” makes its triumphant return.  

We disect the “Fringe” finale, and take a look at SyFy’s line up. “Brick House” and other hijinks ensue.