
Not just another geek podcast, Geek History Lesson guides you through the fictional biography of pop culture characters! Diving deep into the history of superhero, film, tv and comic book characters. Each episode hosts Jason Inman and Ashley Victoria Robinson will have animated debates, recommended reading and bad impressions. Enter your mind university! You’ll geek out, grin and learn!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 633 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsTV & Film | |||

Minutes. Hours. Days. Will this podcast manage to escape from #NolanClub? Our series continues with Christopher Nolan’s 2017 art house WWII masterpiece, Dunkirk! Jason and Ashley explore the famous beach in France as Nolan staple stars Tom Hardy, Cil... more
We’re heading back to Westeros to celebrate Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon SEASON 3! From noble houses to scheming families, we’ve assembled some of our favorite Game of Thrones-themed episodes for this fiery MEGA EPISODE:
* GHL 426: Game of ... more
Welcome to another episode of #NolanClub! In celebration of the 142h Anniversary of Interstellar, Geek History Lesson is exploring Christopher Nolan's spaciest film to date - Interstellar! Writer and podcaster, Wooldridge (Only Stupid Answers, Danger... more
LIVE FROM THE EMERALD CITY COMIC CON 2026! Ever wanted to know how to write for comic books AND tv? Ashley Victoria Robinson (Popverse, Geek History Lesson podcast), asks writers Jason Inman (CBS' Watson, DC Comics Love is Love), Jeremy Haun (Hulu's ... more
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I started listening to this podcast several months ago because my eight year old daughter wanted to listen to a podcast about the teen titans. I used to read marvel comics in the late 80s and early 90s. Because my kids watch teen titans go, I’ve been getting back into comics. Ashley and Jason have taught me so much about dc comics and I’ve been reading some Superman and justice league comics because of them. My daughter often listens to episodes with me and on a recent car trip she and my son ... more
This year I finally figured out how to write a review in the actual app. You guys are hysterical. The text men episodes make me laugh so hard. You should bring text men on more often than once a year. Besides text man, I absolutely love your show. Keep doing what you do.
Frank Leone
Hi Prof. Ashley & Prof. Jason! Just wanted to write a review as I initially stumbled across GHL via YouTube but decided to migrate over to Apple Podcast to get the full experience. I have loved being able to listen to the GHL episodes on a variety of comic characters to better understand some of their origins and history and to brush up on ones that I am familiar with. These episodes have made the more boring parts of my days go by a lot faster and I love both of your guys’ dynamic while you div... more
I spent so much time searching for a good podcast that would dive into comic book history, and this one is just perfect. I listened to about 5 different podcasts before I found this one, and none of them were even a fraction as helpful or interesting. (word to the wise: rob liefeld has a podcast called robservations. it's not worth it.)
They dive into the meanings behind the character, the origins, the artists & writers, the dates and the issues, and the hosts are just genuinely fun people to l... more
Majority of episodes recently are just reuploads first podcast I ever started listening to and I can’t say I’ve been excited for an episode for a good few years
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Two animated hosts explore the biographies and histories of pop culture characters across comics, film, and TV, pairing deep research with witty banter and reading lists. Episodes frequently center on origin stories, cross-media adaptations, and the cultural impact of iconic figures, with guests ranging from comic writers to creators and actors. The show often balances rigorous character context with entertaining debates, making it a useful resource for fans onboarding new readers, researchers, and brands seeking geek-crecommendations. A notable strength is the long-running dynamic between the hosts, plus regular deep dives into character histories that span comics, film, and television, which can be particularly appealing to listeners who ... more
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