Geek Gab!

Geek Gab! is a genre-culture show with Dornall and Daddy Warpig talking through the movies, games, shows, books, and odd news items sitting on their radar. It is loose by design. The episodes open like a standing appointment among longtime fans, then wander into whatever has become interesting that week. Genre film is the most visible anchor. Horror Express, Burial Ground, The Crow remake, Andy Sedaris movies, Mission Impossible, and Alien Earth all sit comfortably in the same conversational field. The show likes comparisons. A remake may be measured against an older film, a TV adaptation against a game, or a new sci-fi premise against Ghost in the Shell. The takes are rarely neutral. When a story choice feels like a betrayal of a character, the critique gets direct and emotional, especially around adaptations such as The Last of Us. That bluntness is part of the appeal. Geek Gab! is not trying to sound like a trade-magazine roundtable. It sounds more like two genre lifers sorting through what worked, what failed, and what made them laugh. Gaming gives the show another spine. Discussions touch Dungeons and Dragons, Cyberpunk 2020, online role-playing sessions, campaign structure, alignments, evil clerics, and the practical fun of running large tables. The show also makes room for guests, including Moe Lane and Brian Niemeier discussing a crowdfunding effort. News can range from actor deaths to software backdoor stories to April Fool's jokes from game studios. The pace is digressive but purposeful. A personal aside about home repairs or gardening can sit beside a detailed complaint about narrative adaptation, and the episode still circles back to genre craft. Geek Gab! is best for listeners who enjoy fandom with memory, argument, and a long shelf of references. It rewards people who know that a throwaway comparison can become the point.