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Today we have the creators of the Kickstarter, Steve Lichman, Volume 1, a comic detailing the events of a cave-bound lichman. Check it out here! www.stevelichman.com !

With us today, we have Bryan from Nevermore Games, who's currently running a Kickstarter for a card game, Dark Dealings: Dark Lords Defending Against Pesky Heroes! Listen in as we break down the Kickstarter, and find out a little more about Nevermore Games!

Welcome back, and with us, we brought Jim Murphy, creator of INVICTA Challenge, a Kickstarter campaign that contains an Action Figure (yay!), a "Choose Your Adventure"-styled graphic novel (fun!), and a mobile game (cool!), all for $35! We take a deeper look into what is going on with this campaign and what it's offering. The key feature in this beautiful package is Four-Horsemen-designed Turner Turnbull, a 6" action figure with 14 points of articulation, and comes included with accessories. Please check out this Kickstarter and pledge today!

The gang is back! We have a friend with us to help break down some San Diego Comi-Con news as well as some movie news. Welcome Marc Callison to the group, as he chimes in on Playmation, Big Trouble in Little China, and much, much more! Uh...yeah, and you probably want to consider this NSFW, but most of our episodes are, so...more of the same!

We welcome onto the show our buddy Coby Brown, from AVAC's Labs, to talk about Resin Casting, specifically for action figures. Custom heads, body parts, custom vehicle parts, this guy knows all about it. He drops some of his experience and his stories on us.Finally, we take a look at the Botcon reveals for 2015. Some good, eh, and some interesting. But what you need to know is: monkeybot. Freaking monkeybot. It's wonderful.   

On this special episode of Moderately Geeky, Mike and Kayce come on to talk about Midwest Toyfest, the Indianapolis Toy show taking place on June 6-7.

We are welcoming back our friends Ayleen and George as they are finalizing their Skeleton Warriors Kickstarter. As they wrap up one, they talk about their upcoming Skeleton Warriors Kickstarter! Listen in to get the details! As always, check out Octobertoys.com for more information from Ayleen and George!

We are back, and for our 3rd Anniversary (yup, we've been doing this for three years...), we have our friends from I Am Elemental back, to talk about post Kickstarter/Toy Fair, and pre-6" Courage action figure! We have Julie and Tim, who go into where the line is now, and where they're going. You've heard Julie before, and, while we've had Tim on, the recording unfortunately failed, so this will be your first time hearing him! For I Am Elemental, please check out www.iamelemental.comCheck out some of Tim's company's work, at www.eleventyplex.com 

We're back, and with us, we brought back John Kent, who, as you may know, is one of the minds behind Toyfinity, and has brought you the adorable Mordles, and brought back Robo Force. He talks about what he's up to, what toys are coming, and even some of his movie news. Friends, John is a busy man. Make sure you check out www.toyfinity.com to get the latest on Mordles and Robo Force!

The first big toy show of 2015 has now concluded, and we're treated with a bevy of all kinds of toys to drool over. It's at this point where we can budget for the first half of the toy buying year. So... What was the consensus? What were the highlights? Lowlights? Listen in to get our perspective!

We are back from virtual radio silence, as we tackle all that's going on in the geek world, or as we see it. Included in this episode, The new Devastator, Ghostbusters board game Kickstarter, early Toy Fair showings (recorded BEFORE 2015 New York Toy Fair), and a few points here and there. Enjoy, and we'll talk to you soon!

The team is down to three, with Jay, Travis and Harlan, covering a bit of toy news, and then finishing up talking a little geek TV courtesy of DC properties. We talk Flash, Arrow, Gotham Central, and Constantine, and kind of go from there.

The guys are back with just a few bits of news. Of import: The G.I. Joe Convention location is announced, in the completely obvious location of ...Springfield, IL. We were surprised, too. Also, the first big movie teaser was released, The Avengers Age of Ultron was shown! The guys react to what's seen, what's known, and some rumors that are floating around. A quick listen!

New Podcast for you, and as a special gift to you, we bring you Jon Huff, and his Kickstarter Eon Quest. We chat to him about what the project is about, and what we can expect. Also, we talk about the woes of G.I. Joe and we offer our two cents on how to fix it. Our friends George and Ayleen are launching a new toy line soon with Dimentoids. And the world of Masters of the Universe is turned on it' head with the departure of Scott "Toy Guru". This and more, on Moderately Geeky!Check out Moderately Geeky.com for more info!

It's Fall again, and you know what that means... Assembly Required in Iowa! Brian Sauer comes on to chat about last year's event, and goes into detail of what is in store for Assembly Required 2014. Have a listen!

We are back, and with us, we brought our friends Ayleen and George from October Toys. They have their new Kickstarter for OMFG Series 4 running, and in addition to that, they have teases for their Skeleton Warriors Kickstarter as well as drop info on their new project, Calendar Ghouls! Have a listen, and then go pledge money!

Hey, faithful listeners! After a bit of a break, we're back at it, trying to get our mojo back in terms of podcasting. Tonight in a very special episode, we just have a couple bits of personal interest to talk about. Guardians of the Galaxy, Third Party Transformers, and other bits are discussed. As it's a not real focused episode, this is just a bunch of geeks sitting around, shooting the shit, talking about geek stuff, as it was always intended to be. Enjoy! We have guests on next episode!

So after yapping about this movie for multiple years...it's final come. Guardians of the Galaxy hit the big screen. And the guys were each able to make it...some making multiple showings, Jay practically living at the theater with four showings in four days. We've been hyping this up for a while now, so the guys just sit and discuss what they saw. Did you see it? What was your thoughts? Leave a comment and let us know!

Hello listeners, the guys are back, and it's one of the many geek Christmases throughout the year, as SDCC is amongst us. A couple days into the show, we take this plethora of geek news to install our new feature, The Geek Pyramid. For those of you who are old enough to remember The $25,000 Pyramid...we ripped this off. As the news isn't totally available and more to come, we react to what we have available to us. Enjoy the show, as we geek out over toys and then get into a debate over Marvel Studios and DC's movie...ups and downs.