Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast

Wisconsin is already politically known as a "Purple" state, where often political feelings are mixed and election season always brings upheaval.

The same can be said for Wisconsin when Making a Murderer premiered in 2015, splitting the state in half to determine if Steven Avery was wrongly incarcerated for the murder of Theresa Halbach...

180+ credits to his name. An icon of TV & Film.

In today's episode, we have the honor of speaking with actor Danny Woodburn!

Whether it's helping barbarians on Conan the Adventurer, putting Kramer in his place on Seinfeld, or ruling over the inmates in Watchmen, Danny has an incredibly diverse career and has definitely brought his charm to many properties...

Embroiled in console wars, Nintendo faced mounting pressure from the Sega Genesis and Sony Playstation. Its current generation of gaming technology, the Super Nintendo, was showing its age and with the Nintendo 64 several years away needed a solution.

Enter Donkey Kong Country, the first of several major hits by UK-based Rare that redefined what Super Nintendo hardware was capable of...

From Spaceballs to Hot Shots to Scary Movie, spoof movies have covered almost every other movie genre to the joy of audiences everywhere. But what if a spoof movie made a joke out of the reality behind a movie and not the movie itself?

What if a spoof movie had heart, drama, and legitimate character development? What if a spoof movie.....

Seinfeld first graced our TV screens in the 1980s -- despite a rocky start it has maintained a firm and constant grip on pop culture over 30 years after its prolific run...

Today's guest has a decade worth of professional acting experience with TV & Movie credits that include Total Recall, The Flash (1990), Lethal Weapon, Star Trek the Next Generation and Star Trek Lower Decks just to name a few!

We are humbled to have Lycia Naff join us on Episode 57 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! Lycia is not only a talented actress, but a professional dancer, an incredible journalist (who broke the new of the Bill Cosby scandals), and the founder of...

Sometimes when you have a good property that just needs a little kick to keep it going, you give it a good old fashioned reboot. In some cases, that reboot didn't quite do the trick, so you go ahead and give it another reboot for good measure.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 58 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! Today, Joe and Mark do another retro review of Tomb Raider (2013) in what would become the first in the "survivor trilogy...

To the the general U.S. audience, anime in the 1980's was a chopped up, serialized, monster of the week cartoon that was beloved by children and...tolerated by adults. In 1988 Toho produced an anime with incredible voice acting, adult themes, real world issues, and stunning, albeit bizarre at times, animation.

When it hit Western TV's a year later, it would let the world know that anime wasn't just for kids...

One bar, five characters, fifteen seasons, and countless plots that never really pan out; no matter how dreary things may get in our day to day lives, there is one thing that will continue to be a constant in our lives...It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia...

There was a point in all of our youth where, while good hearted we may have been a bit outspoken.

You might say we were -- teenagers with attitudes, and we all were in need of a little guidance. Welcome to Season Two Episode 61 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! Today Mark and Joe are joined by author and actor David J...