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The Geekbox

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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!

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Latest Episodes

Wherein we dicuss 2026's big Reaping, PokemonXP 2026, Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (and why it's not great), and The Battle of Olympus. Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.

Wherein we discuss Mario Kart World, the MiSTer, Disney's 2026 D23 event, X-Men, Lanterns, and Ball X Pit. Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.

Note: Sorry for the wonky audio. One of us was accidentally recording off of a webcam microphone, and n... more

Wherein we discuss San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Transformers: The Apology Tour, Ebenezer, Avengers: Doomsday, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Shift at Midnight, Backrooms, Obsession, AND ESPN Jeopardy! Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.

Wherein we discuss the impending death of physical video games, TV show episode-tracking, and why it sucks to binge-watch shows. Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.

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Recent Guests

Toby Sidler
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Episode: The Geekbox: Episode 687
Adam Fitch
Former co-host, frequent guest on The Geekbox
Episode: The Geekbox: Episode 657

Hosts

Ryan Scott
Host of The Geekbox; long-standing figure in the show; engages in wide-ranging nerd culture discussion.
Ryan Higgins
Co-host; known for opinionated takes and banter-rich discussions; anchors much of the show's dynamic.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • 2 Ryans

    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 .

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Comickook
    United States2 years ago
  • It’s become so negative

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    dstrohmeng
    United States2 years ago
  • I've been listening to these nerds for years. Why would I stop now

    Podcast Addict
    5
    chillrobots
    2 years ago
  • 1up is down…

    So sad to see this old heroes of mine dropping into irrelevance. Their hot takes are as old as this podcast now.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Kranz666
    Germany3 years ago
  • You have turned into grumpy old gamers

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ashums28
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the deep nerd banter and host chemistry.
Supporters highlight the show's friendliness and enthusiasm for nerd culture.
Some praise long-standing consistency and insider gaming insights while others criticize echo-chamber vibes.
A vocal subset misses the focus on classic gaming and retro culture.
Many feel politics intrudes too often and polarizes the show.

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The Geekbox: Episode 706
Q: What makes a franchise endure across decades for gaming and TV fans?
The hosts suggest that enduring franchises sustain through strong core myths, memorable characters, and flexible storytelling that allows new formats (games, spinoffs, remakes) without losing the essence, while fans crave authenticity and recognizable vibes.
The Geekbox: Episode 700
Q: Can Higgins talk about the economics of trading card games at his shop?
The trading card game market has seen a spike in popularity post-COVID, leading to issues of supply and demand where distributors struggle to fulfill orders, causing card stores to charge customers significantly above MSRP.

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What is The Geekbox about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A long-running, banter-driven show that covers gaming, film, television, and comics with a strong emphasis on nerd culture, classic and modern, often blending personal anecdotes with hot takes on current releases and industry trends. Episodes frequently loop in nostalgia for retro games, a mix of pop culture analysis, and occasional political commentary, all delivered with a laid-back, conversational tone. Noteworthy are the two co-hosts' dynamic interplay, willingness to diverge into offbeat topics, and a consistency that keeps listeners returning for familiar personalities and insider insights, even as opinions can polarize some audiences. This mix appeals to listeners who want both nerdy depth and casual, humorous discussion, with regula... more

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The Geekbox launched 18 years ago and published 717 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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