The 250th episode of The Nyrdcast Podcast features The Batman II, actor Mason Thames, and X-Men casting. The episode features Bottle Logic's Gold Squadron Pilsner and highlights the song Nightmare by the band The Lucky Eejits.
In an episode of The Fancestor podcast, guest Jenn Rubenstein shares her history as a Washington Nationals fan, starting from the team's move to Washington, D.C. She reflects on key franchise milestones, including major player debuts, the 2019 World Series title, and player advocacy for inclusion.
Hosts Matt and Jay discuss various entertainment topics, including Sir Patrick Stewart, DC Universe canon under James Gunn, and professional wrestling. They also examine comic book media, analyzing Absolute Batman and establishing tier lists for Batman villains such as Clayface.
Carl Orr joined host Aaron on The Fancestor podcast to discuss his journey as a Washington Nationals fan. After adopting the team in 2005, Orr recounted key franchise moments, including stadium transitions, Stephen Strasburg's debut, playoff hardships, and the 2019 World Series championship.
Tune in to The Nyrdcast Podcast 248 for St. Louis sports updates, NY Comic Con news, WWE Money in the Bank reviews, popular TV discussions, & music from CorMae.
Jay Wigley, author of "How Retrosheet Saved Baseball History," joins the show to discuss his new book about the origins and impact of Retrosheet. Wigley explained how Retrosheet began in 1989 with Dave Smith's vision to compile and digitize every Major League Baseball game's data for free, relying on a volunteer army.
The Nyrdcast Podcast returns to discuss recent entertainment news and film developments. Topics include Marvel Unlimited updates, news regarding The Batman II, and the potential impact of a Paramount and Warner Bros. merger on James Gunn.
Chris Towers, a fantasy baseball writer at CBSSports.com and host of the Fantasy Baseball Today podcast joins the Fancestor to discuss his lifelong journey as a Miami Marlins fan. Chris shared his origins as a Marlins fan when the team debuted in 1993, through their World Series wins in 1997 and 2003, and the subsequent team teardowns and ownership revolving door.
In an episode of The Fancestor podcast, Detroit Tigers fan John Marlatt reflects on his lifelong dedication to the team. His fandom spans childhood radio broadcasts, the 1984 World Series championship, the 2006 pennant race, and notable pitching performances by Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, and Tarik Skubal.
Aaron Cameron interviewed podcaster Charles Star (No Homework podcast and City Saint/Country Saint podcast) talk about his lifelong Pittsburgh Pirates fandom, tracing its origins to the late 1970s and the "We Are Family" World Series team.
