A.J. Daulerio

A.J. Daulerio, editor of the humor-oriented sports blog Deadspin.com and Philadelphia sports fan, joins us to let us know just how terribly those of us in the JengaJam Fantasy Football league are doing. Oh, and maybe about some sports and stuff.

Tuesday, November 3rd @ 10:30pm. Call in, why don't you?

Late Nite JengaJam: Well, sure. Why do you ask?

Burnie Vs LFTO

Burnie Burns of Rooster Teeth Productions just wrapped up the latest season in the long running "Red Vs Blue" series.

Tonight at 10:30pm, he takes on a legion of fans dedicated to dissecting their favorite machinima series.

Pray for Burnie.

Sequential Smarts: A Comics Call

Live right now, in fact!

(if you're reading this on Tuesday the 13th between 10:30pm EST and 11:30pm EST.

With ErokDragun and the RedVsBlue.com Comics and Anime Forum.

A Down and Nerdy JengaJam

Hot Girls Get Down and Nerdy?

Clearly, I approve.

kristen joins us to talk about the group as well as the growing geek girl culture. Tune in on Tuesday, October 6 at 10:30pm Eastern/8:30pm Mountain.

As always, we're taking calls!
 
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With OboeCrazy's "This Week in Geek" and an update on the JengaJam Dungeons & Dragons for Jocks Fantasy league!

Late Nite JengaJam: We'll take two! 

Susan Komen Race For the Cure

Our friend QueenSpammy is doing a 3 day, 60 mile walk as part of the Arizona Breast Cancer 3 Day, which in benefits Susan G. Komen For the Cure, a great cause aimed at fighting beast cancer.

Please donate, if you can. It's for a great cause and a great RvB-er!

137 - Obstensibly About TV

Neil's not the guest, no, but as host of this year's Emmy's, we saw, for the first time ever, a product of the internet win an Emmy award as well as "hijack" (and I would argue, steal) the show. What does the internet mean for the future of television? How has television shaped the way we view the internet? And just where is that convergence we've been promised ever since I was 8 years old?

It's open lines to talk about the new fall season and all things TV!

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It all kicks off with OboeCrazy's This Week in Geek.

Late Nite JengaJam: Where have all the browncoats gone?

Classic JengaJam: Nico

The first time I met Nico, he was wearing that very shirt, walking around Queen's Park at RvBTO 2006. Nico was also the very first high-profile guest on the show, having been the frontman for the band that did the music for Red Vs Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles. and I was a nervous nelly. Up to that point I had been interviewing people I talked to every day on redvsblue.com While the good sir is my friend, he also had a substantial fan following, more fans, probably, then all the previous guests I had had on the show combined. Suddenly, I was kind of in the spotlight.

I somehow managed to stammer through it. And, as usual, OboeCrazy pulls my butt out of the fire with awesome questions I never even considered.

Luckily, it was a great show and a great interview. Nico did not spare praise and was gracious enough to promote the appearance himself. There's a good deal of stuff on Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, but also some jewels about The Uggos, his collaboration with Jeff Williams and soundtrack to the The Sims-based machinima The Strangerhood that lead to the current incarnation of Trocadero. It's a great dissection of his work and, in my view as a Trocadero fan, a must-listen for anyone who likes the band.

Episode 13. Nico Suave. Recorded February 8, 2007