Nerdlife Crisis #61

from Nerdlife Crisis · host Ronald Milts

The Nerd Life Crisis Podcast....Chris Thayer, Steve Hale, and Ron Milts talk about the things they love to talk about. The boys talk about everything from 'Pop to poop' discussing what's hot in Nerd Culture and of course being a father pushing 40. With frequent guest host Todd Pemble. On this week's episode the boys discuss.... The Boys are back after a busy 3 week break! Steve goes to the promised land of Denver and finally sees The Misfits! Legal Weed is weird for Steve Chris, Ron and Todd do Long Beach....Comic Con that is.... The Harley Quinn costume is overdone and it's only September. Ron rewatches X-men Apocalypse and is not happy. Gene Wilder. We will miss you. The Stranger Things kids gave out PB & J and people overreacted. We have to talk about Corey Feldman The Fear the Walking Dead update. It's like punishment at this point. Extended Editions and Directors cuts. We discuss the best versions. Dumbshit our kids have done...Darien gets an exorcist...Vin chews on things. and so much more!!!!

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