
The Princess turns the damsel-in-distress trope into a contact sport. Spriggan brings new heat to the anime with ancient relics and high-stakes action. Fictionauts throws us into a comic where stories have teeth and the...


We're nerds and blerds who love a good geek out. Whatever you're into -- comics, games, films, fashion, toys, tech, AI, WWE, ASMR, BDSM, burlesque, steampunk, cyberpunk, futurism, etc -- we probably are too and we've got content about it!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe're nerds and blerds who love a good geek out. Whatever you're into -- comics, games, films, fashion, toys, tech, AI, WWE, ASMR, BDSM, burlesque, steampunk, cyberpunk, futurism, etc -- we probably are too and we've got content about it!
The Geek Down is hosted by Pat B. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Geek Down - The Princess, Spriggan, Spiderhead, Fictionauts" (23 August 2026, 65 minutes), "Geek Down - The Bad Guys, Wyrmwood Apocalypse, Proud Family Louder and Prouder" (22 August 2026, 71 minutes), and "Geek Down - Space Sweepers, Bliss, DIEnamite, Dan the Man Platformer" (21 August 2026, 55 minutes).
The Geek Down publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for The Geek Down is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Geek Down requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Geek Down's contact route on record: public web form.
Pat B hosts The Geek Down, a tv podcast with 100 episodes published.
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The Princess turns the damsel-in-distress trope into a contact sport. Spriggan brings new heat to the anime with ancient relics and high-stakes action. Fictionauts throws us into a comic where stories have teeth and the...

The Bad Guys brings that Ocean’s Eleven energy to the animal kingdom—smooth-talking crooks, slick animation, but does it bite? Or just bite? The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is back with more heart, more laughs, and...

Space Sweepers brings Korea’s A-game to orbit with a crew of misfits and a whole lot of attitude—we’re breaking down if it’s a launch or a crash landing. DIEnamite: Our Bloody Valentine bleeds onto the page with raw...

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this week we got the goods—no filler, all killer. RRR brings the heat with revolutionary action so wild it’ll make your eyes bleed (in a good way). We’re breaking down if this epic earns its runtime or just burns bright...

We’re taking you from the skies to the Wild West to a time-traveling disaster—no passport required. Shadow in the Cloud drops Chloë Grace Moretz in a WWII dogfight with gremlins, guts, and gravity—we’re dissecting every...

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We’re serving up nostalgia, absurdity, and existential dread—because why not? Senior Year throws Rebel Wilson back into the high school halls following a 20-year coma, and we’re breaking down whether this comedy makes...

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We’re diving into worlds where magic clashes with grit, and every page and frame packs a punch. Shadow and Bone brings Leigh Bardugo’s fantasy epic to life with a fresh cast and high-stakes sorcery—we’re breaking down...

The Gray Man turns the spy game into a globe-trotting cat-and-mouse chase where every shadow hides a bullet, and every knife is aimed at someone's back. Obi-Wan Kenobi pulls the Jedi master out of hiding for a reckoning...

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The Forever Purge brings the bloody mayhem to the borderlands. Does this franchise still have teeth, or is it just gumming the scenery? We'll get into it. Then, speaking of things that just won't die, we dive into...

Kevin Hart is running around Toronto playing a mistaken assassin, Woody Harrelson is chewing scenery, and somehow The Man From Toronto still lands as a solid Friday-night laugh. Then we pivot to Money Heist: Korea...

Frank Grillo is stuck pressing restart in Boss Level , bleeding out through the exact same time loop until he finally masters the cheat codes. We carry that high-stakes energy straight into Mirador , breaking down how...

Lightyear zooms in with that classic space ranger origin story, but we’re breaking down whether it’s a stellar ride or just a launch that fizzles. Then we crack open Cross to Bear from Aftershock Comics—a graphic novel...

Olivia Cooke goes full Irish gangster in Pixie —does this crime caper bring the heat or just get lost in the sauce? Then we’re hitting the court with Basketball Arena , the mobile game that’s all about those quick plays...

Melissa McCarthy vs. a rogue A.I. in Superintelligence —does this tech comedy hit the mark or just glitch out? Then we’re getting into Belle: Targeted Prey , where fairy tales get a dark twist and the princess isn’t...

Alright, let’s get into it— Jurassic World Dominion is back with dinosaurs running wild, but does it actually bring the thunder or just more prehistoric fluff? Then we’re diving into Freshly Frosted , the deceptively...

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Mortal Kombat brings the blood-soaked tournament to the big screen with gory glory and fatality-level hype—these fighters don't play. Then we're flipping through Dead Day , the comic series where the dead rise for one...

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Some films are so good they mess with your head, sometimes they're so entertaining you'll let them get away with anything — big ups to Irma Vep for being brave enough to do neither. Blurring the lines between "why did...

Black Widow finally gets her own solo op, and the drama cuts deeper than most spy thrillers that don't star Tom Cruise. Loki turns the multiverse into a personal playground, and his... excuse me -- their chaotic...

Operation Mincemeat? A dead body runs the ultimate scam—and somehow that’s the smoothest part of the story. The film plays it straight, but real talk it's just a very British way to waste a corpse. Halo rocks the budget...

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We ran through the multiverse so you don’t have to. Multiverse of Madness is less a spell and more a sanity check, but Sam Raimi’s fingerprints keep it from flatlining. Oscar Isaac carried Moon Knight on his back, doing...
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