Michael founded GeeklyInc with Tim Lanning way back in 2013 when they realized they had two podcasts and needed a place to stick them. Since then, Geekly has grown and taken off in ways Michael could have never imagined.
In this very special episode of Cast of Thrones we discuss the importance of brotherly love. Dany and Visy have a slight altercation in which his love is called into question. Meanwhile, Robb and Bran have to rely on theirs to get out of a sticky situation! Thankfully Tyrion puts his new brotherly love to a test – to the death!
These book clubs have been a great time for everyone involved. All of the CoT hosts want to thank everyone who is showing up at tinychat.com/castofthrones to talk about the weekly reading. I think friends are being made, and, dare I say, brotherly love is being formed?
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The coHosts- Nick Bristow, Michael ‘Thrifty Nerd’ Dimauro, Mike Dao, Tim Lanning, Jennifer Cheek
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Yay! The live chat was fun as usual.
When I try the live chat the sound is always too shaky to realy get into the conversation, and too much going on … in the end it’s more fun listening to the finished thing and imagine you guys sitting around a table “70s show style”, than solo facing a computer screen.
That being said, it was a blast and I have a new great idea: Cast of Community podcast! You know you want it!
Just want to say how funny I think it is that you seem to have found your outro in “Mom! You can download porn now!”
So is Mrs Lanning still looking for the elusive XXX clip of Tyrion + Donkey and the HoneyComb ?
Outro is hilarious!
I’m not gonna sit here and say the outtakes and tangents are better than the GoT talk, but they certainly add a certain “I don’t know what” that sets CoT apart from the rest of the lame, paint-by-numbers podcasts.
P.S. It’s fantastic to know how strong and good Tim’s seed is!