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Reforming Nerdom is a podcast that discusses all things nerd culture from an unapologetically Christian worldview.
Reforming Nerdom hosts Reforming Nerdom Podcast, a leisure show with 70 episodes published.
This week on Reforming Nerdom , we dive into the first four episodes of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord and ask whether Disney may finally be getting Star Wars back on track. We break down the show’s darker tone, gangster-
Angel Studios has long been seen as a safer alternative to Hollywood, but the controversy surrounding its new animated Animal Farm has sparked serious questions. Jordan, Nate, and Marcus Pittman unpack the backlash, the
This week on Reforming Nerdom, Jordan is joined by Michael Thiessen to talk all things about the upcoming Harry Potter HBO series. From the first trailer and major casting announcements to bigger questions about whether
On this week’s episode of Reforming Nerddom, Jordan is joined in studio by the one and only Ben Jammin for a fun, wide-ranging catch-up.The guys talk recent fantasy baseball drafts (complete with brutal AI team grades),
AI video just hit an inflection point—and X is losing its mind. Jordan and Nate sit down with Marcus Pittman (Loor.TV) to talk about the recent leap in AI video tools, what it means for Hollywood’s gatekeepers, and why t
What was supposed to be a smooth trip home from the Bahamas turned into airport chaos, cancelled flights, a near-disastrous taxi ride, a motel detour, and four very tired nerds surviving on gas station pizza and Fireball
Ben Jammin returns (very much alive), and we’re joined by Brent Boffman of Boffman Bricks to talk all things LEGO and Star Wars. We break down LEGO’s new Smart Brick system—how it works, why launching it with Star Wars m
Jordan is joined by Christopher “Pootie Pooterson” (aka Elder P) and Devin Van Egdom (aka Bernie Flanders) for a full-on nerd council to unpack the final season of Stranger Things. We dive deep into what worked, what did
After a much-needed Christmas break, the boys are back at it. Jordan and Nate catch up on holiday highlights—family traditions, ice storms, late-night gaming, and the joys of actually slowing down. From revisiting old-sc
Quick heads-up before we dive in: the audio on this episode took a critical hit. A rogue tech glitch tried to erase the whole session like a final boss wiping the party, but we managed to revive enough of it to share—so
In this week’s episode of Reforming Nerdom, Jordan and Nate are joined by their resident fantasy expert, Chris Poots, for a deep dive into The Hierarchy series. They unpack Nate’s reaction to the cliffhanger ending of Th
Jordan and Nate are joined by Dr. Michael Thiessen to unpack the recent X controversy over Skillet’s metal cover of O Come O Come Emmanuel. Was it a legitimate artistic expression—or irreverent? The guys use the moment t
Jordan sits down with P Nate to talk about his brand-new kids’ fantasy series, The Church at Oxford Street and The Bell that Calls the Dead—stories where the kids of Crossroads Church become the heroes in a very real spi
In this episode of Reforming Nerdom, Jordan and Nate are joined by special guest Pootie to dive into James Islington’s The Will of the Many. We start off spoiler-free—discussing what makes this book such a standout in mo
In this episode of Reforming Nerdom, Jordan and Nate nerd out about baseball. They talk about the Blue Jays’ World Series run, why Toronto fandom is pain and joy in equal measure, and what makes playoff baseball complete
In this episode of Reforming Nerdom, we sit down with Joe Rigney and Doug Wilson to talk all things C.S. Lewis. From the magic of Narnia to the overlooked brilliance of the Ransom Trilogy, we explore what it means to ima
Jordan and Nate break down Jimmy Kimmel’s firing/indefinite suspension and ask what it means for free speech in a culture that keeps moving the goalposts. Is this corporate choice, government pressure, or both? And by wh
In this special episode, Nate and Jordan step away from their usual deep dives into nerd culture to reflect on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. Together, they consider Charlie’s faithful ministry and the impact
Jordan and Nate are back at the mics and once again joined by special guest Parker Brown from the Watch Well podcast. Together, the crew dives into the results of their Rotten Tomatoes movie score predictions—who nailed
K-Pop Demon Hunters has exploded into the cultural spotlight—dominating charts, flooding social feeds, and sparking fierce debate among Christians online. Some are calling it a fun, harmless cultural phenomenon worth eng
Michael Thiessen
Doctor
2 appearances on this show
Doug Wilson
Christian Nationalist pastor · Christian Nationalist church
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Joe Rigney
President and Associate Professor · Bethlehem College and Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Charlie Kirk
political activist, author, media personality · conservative media
1 appearance on this show
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