
Are you a geek? Do you like geeky stuff? Do you like listening to other geeks talk about geeky stuff? Join professional nerds Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins as they sound off on the latest happenings in the worlds of gaming, film, television, and comics. Head over to www.geekbox.net for the latest -- new episode every Tuesday!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 708 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

Wherein we discuss Paramount's hostile takeover of Warner Bros., Pokemon Day 2026, Pokemon Winds and Waves, Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, Final Fantasy V, Xenoblade Chronicles, long console generations, and Playmates Toys. Starring Ryan Scott a... more
Wherein we discuss Castlevania, The Boys, Gen V, Higgins' nerd garage, 2026's insane PC hardware prices, Mario Tennis Fever, the 2026 Winter Olympics, ESPN and MLB nonsense, and Final Fantasy vs. Pokemon. Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.
Wherein we discuss our own ineptitude, the podcast's 17th anniversary, Higgins' latest Japan vacation, Capcom Creation: Moving Hearts Across the Globe, playing all the NES black box games, the Mario sports games, Pluribus (spoiler warning!), Star Tre... more
Wherein we discuss how TV sucks now, Netflix (maybe) buying Warner Bros., The Chair Company (spoiler warning!), Pluribus (spoiler warning!), Stranger Things (spoiler warning!), It: Welcome to Derry, and Marvel Cosmic Invasion. Starring Ryan Scott and... more
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Oh boy I could listen to Ryan Scott all day. Other Ryan needs to expand his knowledge base and not speak about anything but comics.The surety that he speaks with, despite his ignorance is amazing .
Between Ryan Scott’s “I formed an opinion 30 years ago and nothing can change it” and Higgins’ “I haven’t seen this and maybe never will, but here’s all the reasons it’s terrible”, the show has become hard to listen to.
I've been listening to these nerds for years. Why would I stop now
So sad to see this old heroes of mine dropping into irrelevance. Their hot takes are as old as this podcast now.
Well this will be my last episode. I just heard they talk about a trip to italy for 30 minutes. What does any of that have to with the geakbox? You complain about about being turned off by BG3, the years most popular game, but yet neither of you have played it. You complain when a game doesn’t add new mechanics or gameplay features, then you get salty about final fantasy 16 being different. You complain about movies that people clearly enjoy like DnD, Maybe you guys should just stop playing gam... more
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Conversations around gaming, film, television, and comics take center stage in lively discussions marked by humor and nostalgia. Regular hosts engage with their audience on the latest industry news, offering opinions on popular franchises like Final Fantasy, Pokémon, and the current state of television. The content is characterized by a blend of insights, personal anecdotes, and witty banter, appealing to listeners who appreciate in-depth geek culture discussions and casual commentary on entertainment trends. Episodes cover everything from classic video games and pop culture nostalgia to modern streaming phenomena, often reflecting a passionate yet humorous take on the trends and controversies of the geek world.
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