
The Nerds got their Revenge, now what? That’s what comedians Holden McNeely, Mike Lawrence, and Jake Young are trying to figure out in the weekly combination tribunal/confessional “Nerd of Mouth.” Recorded from the dankest basement in the “Last Podcast on the Left” studios, we’re getting to the bottom of whether there’s more to life than any% WR videogame speedruns, limited edition action figures,... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 542 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureSociety & Culture | |||

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Ignore that Floridian’s rude comment, Mike has been a wonderful addition to the show and I’m glad he’s here
I used to absolutely love Wizard and the Bruiser but the last 2 years or so have been pretty lackluster. Tie in the new name and additional member and throwing out what people loved about the show has just ruined it for me. Pity that a show can fall from grace so quickly. Sorry to see the good gone and the new stuff a shell of what the show was.
Review update for 2026: decided to give this another listen after a few years away. I actually dropped my review down to 1 star instead of 2. Mike is I... more
Man that Ticketmaster episode was unlistenable. I love this show but holy cow. You do not need to say every joke that pops into your head. Especially when someone else is in the middle of a story or anecdote. And if you just say, than maybe have it cut out in editing. It is frustrating to listen to. Feels like a writers room session rather than a podcast.
First off, totally love the show, love you guys and the topics you pick are great even for people who don’t know anything about some of them. Good comprehensive look at the topics, love the history/education. But just if you could please allow each other to finish more than a few sentences at a time. The bits and puns are so frequent lately that I can’t keep track of the information. I like the jokes, but just tone it back a little please
He’s mean, self important and not funny. Ruined the show for me, I used to love the dynamic between Holden and Jake, nowadays it seems like they’re just barely managing to tiptoe around Mike’s demanding and domineering personality.
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A trio of hosts explores nerd culture through a blend of banter, analysis, and nostalgia, often centered on gaming, comics, wrestling, and pop culture history. Episodes span deep dives into classic genres, physical media, and fan discourse, with a signature mix of personal stories, thoughtful critique, and rapid-fire humor. The show stands out for its candid, opinionated style, strong sense of nostalgia, and willingness to tackle both celebration and controversy within nerd culture. It's probably well-suited for listeners who enjoy conversational takes on retro games, comics, media history, and the business side of entertainment, delivered with a playful, sometimes irreverent vibe.
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