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Season Three Finale
That's a wrap on season three everyone! Thank you so much to all of our special guests, friends, subscribers, and listeners for helping us make another great season! Download this episode to hear our hosts discuss some of their favorite parts from season three and we'll see you all again in season four!
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episode 93: National Treasure (2004): Movie Review
As the weather begins to warm and magical feeling of spring is in the air, we all hope that someone special will pull us in close and say those seven little words we all want to hear..."I'm gonna steal the Declaration of Independence...
episode 94: South Park: The Stick of Truth (2014) Retro Review
Deep in the lands of Zaron, the humans of Kupa Keep struggle to stay alive as they are attacked by the wicked Drow Elves of Larnion.
They seek the humanity's most treasured relic: The Stick of Truth...
episode 95: Unsolved Mysteries: Retro TV Review
Before the True Crime genre swept the world it existed as a half hour of our lives each week on the network of our choice.
Before we had COPS and America's Most Wanted giving us either real footage of law enforcement in the streets or updates on the worst of society, the soothing yet chilling voice of Robert Stack came on our television.
It was then followed by some of the creepiest music you've ever heard...
episode 96: Joseph Mallozzi Interview (Stargate SG-1, Atlantis, Universe)
Welcome to Season 3 Episode 96 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! Today hosts Joe, Mark, and returning guest host Chris get to sit down with writer and experienced pug blogger, Baron Destructo himself.....
episode 97: The Punisher (2004): Movie Review
While Marvel has become synonymous with higher quality superhero cinema since 2008, the years leading up to the MCU had mixed results.
Some gave us typical leather clad heroes thwarting extremist villains and others had performances so memorable they would be reprised in the modern movies...THIS was not one of those films...
episode 98: Super Mario RPG: Retro Video Game Review
When you've been a plumber, an artist, a driving instructor, a typing teacher, pro carter, and a doctor; you begin to wonder what's next for yourself?
You gather your best friends, and you build yourself an RPG.
Welcome to Season 3, Episode 98 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! Today's retro review is the love child of Square and Nintendo joining forces to make one of the greatest RPGs in the waning days of the Super Nintendo...
episode 99: Guyver: The BioBoosted Armor (2005) TV Review
An anime that has managed to stay under the radar in the West finds its way to a Digital Dissection!
Welcome to Season 3 Episode 99 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! Download today's episode to learn more about Guyver: The BioBoosted Armor; a 2005 attempt to bring the successful manga to the small screen!
This series has a little bit of everything; monsters, an evil shadow organization, awkward teen romance, and one really badass suit of armor! We hope you enjoy...
episode 100: The Games That Made Us: 2nd Edition (100th Episode)
Joe and Mark live several hours away from each other. For years, this meant sharing conversations over the phone, discussing movies, TV, video games, and anything pop culture wanted to throw at them.
That idea became a podcast, the conversations expanded to friends, celebrities, and digital creators...
episode 101: Sean Callahan Interview (Rocket Jockey, The Oregon Trail)
Welcome to Season 3 Episode 101 of Digital Dissection: Pop Culture Nerdity! On this week's episode our hosts sit down and speak with Programmer, Designer, and Engineer... SEAN CALLAHAN!
Callahan has experience creating games for MECC, Rocket Science Games, and Microsoft! Most notably you'll recognize his work on iconic games such as The Oregon Trail and Rocket Jockey!
He even lent a hand in creating one of Joe's favorite pieces of outdated tech.....