Geek Salad

The hosts of Geek Salad, joined by a guest from Verbal Diorama, count down the top 10 U.S.

The Eek Salad crew celebrates Halloween with a discussion about the Headless Horseman and Charlie Brown.

The Geek Salad crew celebrates the holidays with a humorous discussion about Christmas foods and traditions.

["Geek Salad episode 265, Guaranteed to be Just Like You Remember (not a guarantee), turns into a panel about adaptations that missed the source material.", "Andy, Mike, Joe, and Catherine trade examples from World War Z, Dragon Ball Evolution, the 2000 Dungeons & Dragons film, Cowboy Bebop, Uncharted, and Contact.", "Joe argues that Max Brooks' World War Z works as an oral history of the zombie war, while the Brad Pitt movie turns it into an action-zombie chase.", "The rest of the episode keeps testing that same question against John Cho, Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Carl Sagan, and Jodie Foster, asking when an adaptation keeps the title but loses the point."]

Andy, Mike, Joe, and Catherine review albums associated with 1996, including Weezer's Pinkerton, Metallica's Load, and Stone Temple Pilots' Tiny Music...Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop.

The Geek Salad podcast hosts begin their annual retrospective on the music of 1996, 30 years later.

The Geek Salad crew discusses their experiences with New Year's resolutions, sharing past successes and failures while debating the value of setting goals.

The hosts of Geek Cell discuss their Christmas traditions and holiday spirit in a humorous and geeky way.

Em argues that the BBC's 1995 "Pride and Prejudice" is the first BBC Austen adaptation shot on location.

Geek Salad episode 261, "Houston, We Have a Woody (Pt.

Geek Salad episode 260, "Baby's First Bonesaw," opens with Andy, Mike, Joe, and Kathryn arguing that horror is only fun if "it is scary." The panel frames the discussion as horror movies for non-horror fans, rejects a coworker's Jurassic Park comparison, and cites Dave McClain's Twilight Zone suggestion.

Geek Salad Episode 259 features Andy, Mike, Joe, and Catherine discussing sources of joy during a difficult year, including James Gunn’s Superman and anime such as Super Cub.

The hosts introduce a multi-part series discussing movies from 1994, with a focus on a list curated by a guest who is absent, promising future episodes.

Geek Salad episode 243, Razzleberry Dressing, turns Christmas dinner into a comparative map of appetizers, drinks, mains, sides, and dessert.