'The Ringer-Verse' is your go-to nexus podcast feed for all things nerd culture and fandom. Hosted by a rotating lineup of The Ringer’s expert superfans—including The Midnight Boys Van Lathan and Charles Holmes and Mallory Rubin and Joanna Robinson from 'The House of R’—episodes provide energetic instant reactions to the latest releases, immersive deep dives on story themes and canon, mind-bending theories, and fresh takes on all of the superhero, sci-fi, and fantasy stories you love, from the MCU to 'Star Wars', DC to 'Game of Thrones', and beyond.
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Mal and Joanna return to the Upside Down to give you their latest deep dive into Episode 8 of the fourth season of 'Stranger Things' (05:20). They break down each story line and what it means for the gang, starting with the adventure in Russia (21:52... more
Mal and Joanna team up and dive deep into the fourth episode of 'Ms. Marvel'. They start with Mal giving her perspective and thoughts on the show up to this point (6:54). Then, they discuss the theme of Kamala being torn between two worlds (14:00). T... more
Charles, Jomi, and Steve hop on the next flight and land on their latest reactions to 'Ms. Marvel' (02:30). They talk about Kamala's big trip to Pakistan and what adventures await her. They also discuss some secret societies throughout fiction as wel... more
A very angry podcast. Instead of talking tv shows and movies it ends up talking race. And talking race in a hate based style
Best nerd culture podcast in the game. The midnight boys are killing it, house of R are going deep and Mint Edition is the cherry on top!
Van and crew are really gross anti-white racists. It’s so blatant, I don’t understand how they still have jobs. Anyone who listens to this trash is complicit.
I’ve Listen to a few episodes here and there for the show. I was really excited to get a more educated perspective on the Doctor Strange sequel, but honestly despite the knowledge of the lore and the very interesting takes I was not a fan of the midnight boys review. They literally cannot stick to one topic or have any type of chronological order of what they were talking about it was really hard to keep up with. I loved Mallory Ruben‘s episode on it though!
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The Ringer-Verse launched a year ago and published 177 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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