
Michael May, Rob Graham, and Friends discuss TV, movies, comics, games, and anything else they happen to think of.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 918 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmLeisure | |||

As Jess and Michael continue to explore Stephen King novels this year, they discuss one of their favorite of his books, The Shining.
Michael, Pax, and Rob finish this month's lounge talking about chocolate, Groundhog Day theories, writing, The Bride!, a new job, and Dark Horse Indiana Jones comics.
Expanding on our Spaceships Sweet 16 from Episode 398, we've temporarily narrowed the focus to the biggest vessels. Michael and Rob welcome sci-fi comics writer Corinna Bechko and fan extraordinaire Siskoid to help determine the greatest Large Spaces... more
Michael, Pax, and Rob are back in the lounge a little early this month talking about Silver Age Etta Candy, Scream 7, Tom Selleck's memoir, how Les Misérables plays in 2026 Minneapolis, The Will of the Many by James Islington, and Tom Selleck movies.... more
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I’m a fan of Michael May and any podcast he appears on. He is the perfect choice to take on the new iteration of The “Nerd Lunch” podcast format. I love the subjects they cover and they have a bunch of fun series started (swashbuckler’s, MCU, Sherlock Holmes, etc….) So I usually laugh and learn a little each episode.
I only discovered this podcast in 2017 but have been happily working my way through the archives ever since. CT, Jeeg and Pax bring a wide variety of interesting and funny topics to the lunch table. There’s something here for everyone; movies, fast food, video games, even breakfast cereals. Not only do the hosts deliver the goods, their great stable of guests that take it to the next level. As the intro says, pull up a chair (and subscribe, of course)!
I only discovered this long-running podcast about a year ago, but am constantly entertained by the variety of topics obsessed over by the hosts, CT, Pax and Jeeg. My favorite shows often deal with hypothetical scenarios involving revivals of a favorite movie or TV show, mash-ups between comic book franchises or imagining toy lines for properties that never had them. It's a ton of fun with each host sharing a distinct point of view and the guests are fantastically nerdy as well. It's a podcast th... more
If you have any interest in pop culture, retro TV and movies, comics or anything like that then you must add this to your list. And go back and listen to all of the episodes from the past too. Podcast entertainment at its best as CT, Pax, Jeeg and guests entertain your ears. Top class 5-star podcasting.
Old school nerd goodness. I find myself talking back to the podcast and joining the conversations every week.
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A long-running pop culture discussion show that covers TV, film, comics, games, and related media with a rotating cast of hosts and guests. Episodes frequently explore nostalgic favorites, mashups between franchises, and deep dives into specific works (from Sherlock Holmes adaptations to Stephen King novels) with a friendly, humorous banter style. The show tends to mix thoughtful analysis with playful speculation, rotating guests and fourth-chair contributors to keep conversations fresh. It likely appeals to listeners who enjoy nerd culture made accessible and entertaining, with strong opinions, quick humor, and a broad appetite for retro and contemporary media alike.
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Recent guests on After Lunch include:
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