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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2013 · 1H 3M

Geek Legacy Episode 49

from Geek Legacy · host Justin Cavender

This week we welcome Shannon Sun-Higginson to talk about her upcoming documentary, GTFO: A Film About Women in Gaming. We explore how women are treated in the gaming community and what, if anything, can be done about it. Please follow @GTFOthemovie on Twitter and like them on Facebook. We spend a little time discussing the finale to Game of Thrones and what it means to go stumping. Finally, we sent Chris Teregis to E3 to play a ton of video games and he joins us later in the podcast to share his E3 experience with us. Apparently, Nintendo is killing it on the showroom floor. We hope you enjoy this week’s podcast and remember to visit geeklegacy.com for your geek news and reviews. 0:52 – Our interview with Shannon Sun-Higginson about her film, GTFO. 22:27 - Game of Thrones Recap. 32:22 - Random TV/film talk including Continuum, Hercules, and Frankenstein. 38:30 - Chris Teregis joins us to share his E3 experience. We discuss Oculus Rift, Nintendo, Xbox One, Ps4, and all the games they have to offer. Remember to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Send us an email with your questions or comments to [email protected] and we will answer them on the podcast. Subscribe to the Geek Legacy podcast on iTunes.

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