Nerd Subculture: Once more with feeling, our Buffy the Vampire Slayer podcast.

The only way Edwina could get her husband to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer was by starting a podcast about it! 
We are back after a longer-than-expected break and ready to get stuck into Season 7 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This week, we're talking Lessons, the episode where Buffy returns to where it all began for the final season of the show.

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The only way Edwina could convince her husband to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer was to do a podcast about it. We have had a longer-than-expected break but we are back March 16 as we delve into the 7th and final season of Buffy.

The only way Edwina could convince her husband to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer was to do a podcast about it. This week, the perils of puberty are discussed as Oz finds out his a werewolf in the episode Phases.

You’re Watching That AGAIN! is a movie Podcast from Nerd Subculture where Edwina and Jarrod discuss the movies they have re-watched too many times and the emotional connections we have to them. Since it is the silly season, we are leaning into a classic Christmas pick. In this episode, we delve into one of our favourite Christmas movies, Home Alone. A much-loved family classic and a non-negotiable part of our Christmas viewing tradition each year. We will discuss how did a film built on parental failure, child endangerment, and cartoon-level violence become one of the most enduring and comforting Christmas movies of all time.

 

 

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Welcome to the podcast where we turn our weekly rage into content.

Each episode, we deep-dive into whatever is currently grinding our gears — from everyday annoyances to the kind of stuff that makes you yell at clouds.

In this episode, we are dragging the way cringe gets tossed around like confetti at anything people don’t like. We pull apart what cringe actually means, what camp is, and how the terms are mixed up and weaponized. We also delve into how having more access to subculture spaces online has made it more acceptable for the internet to slap the cringe label on it. We round it out by looking at how that fear of being called cringe is clipping the wings of artists, creators and a generation that could be making stranger, braver work.