
Geeknights with Rym and Scott is a late night show for geeks, featuring anime, comics, gaming, sci/tech, gadgetry, manga, videogames, and general geekery. New episodes every weeknight Monday through Thursday.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsLeisureHobbies | |||

Tonight on GeekNights, we review (without spoilers) the third installment in the Knives Out Mysteries: Wake Up Dead Man. Benoit Blanc is a character for the ages, and it's worth seeing. In the news, Zohran Mamdani is the next mayor of New York and hi... more
Tonight is a very special GeekNights. This is our 20th anniversary stream. GeekNights began on October 31 2005 and has continued for 20 years with no real breaks. We did a series of "beta" episodes even earlier to work out the show format and learn h... more
Tonight on GeekNights, we talk about when one messes up the rules in games. In the news, EA is being aquired by Trump-linked private equity, and VRChat has recaptured some of the magic of the Old Internet.Related LinksForum Thread
* Messing Up the ... more
Tonight on GeekNights, we discuss tech bubbles like the Dot-com bubble. Unrelatedly here's a video by Hank Green titled The State of the AI Industry is Freaking Me Out, and a video by Adam Conover titled Sora Proves the AI Bubble Is Going to Burst So... more
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It is incredible how Rym and Scott can seamlessly build off each other’s statements making the podcast flow really well! I originally started listening for board game reviews but ended up staying for everything else. Because of the way the podcast is structured you aren’t stuck listening to two people talk about one thing for an hour and instead get a nice variety. I find myself listening to their podcasts about anime which I’m not too familiar with just to get that opening bit, news and thing o... more
Do you have a friend who is not really good at anything, but always claims to be an expert or always HAS to be the contrarian. Or that friend who is never actually listening to you, but is only waiting for their turn to speak. Yep, that’s who these two are. They seem to confuse being loud with being smart. I do respect the effort they are putting in though, and can appreciate their steady stream of content.
I think these two would have something if they slowed down to hear what the other is sa... more
Why is the one guy SHOUTING THE WHOLE TIME?
I've been tangentially following GeekNights since I was, like, 12? Not actually listening to the podcast, but attending their panels at conventions when I had the opportunity. They're good dudes, smart and entertaining. When I started getting into listening to podcasts, I subscribed to theirs, and it's good! Not everything they talk about is relative to my own interests, but that's part of the point, that they cover a lot of different topics.
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A distinct blend of insightful commentary and playful banter characterizes each episode, showcasing a wide array of geek culture topics such as video games, anime, technology, and popular media. The hosts share personal anecdotes and reflect on their experiences with games, recent events, and current trends in a light-hearted yet informative manner. Their dynamic and energetic conversations carry a unique charm that invites listeners to engage with a variety of subjects, ranging from niche interests to broader cultural discussions. This podcast stands out due to its regular updates and the extensive breadth of topics covered, making it appealing to dedicated fans of geek culture and casual listeners alike.
Listeners can expect a refreshing... more
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