Hi Operatives!
The DNA podcast is going on a break for the holidays and will be back the first week of January. Don and I hope that you have a great nerdly Christmas and wish you and yours an awesome New Year’s!
Stay nerdly!
Rob
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The Department of Nerdly Affairs is a monthly talk podcast dedicated to exploring different aspects of nerdly arts and culture. Together bringing over 80 years of experience to the table, the hosts, Rob and Don, try to take a seasoned, knowledgeable, and real-world approach to looking at the creation of nerd culture and the forces shaping it. The podcast covers topics ranging from from film and comics to writing and history, and pretty much everything in between. If it’s a hobby shared by few or by many, you can expect to hear it talked about by the Department of Nerdly Affairs. New episodes every second Friday!
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Episodes List
- DNA Podcast 141 – Martial Arts in Popular Culture (of the 20th Century) February 1, 2024
- DNA Podcast 140 – Marvel Product Tie-In Comics July 2, 2023
- DNA Podcast 139 – Half-Hour Toy Commercials of the 80s May 1, 2023
- DNA Podcast 138 – Family in Popular Culture March 1, 2023
- DNA Podcast 137 – AI in Popular Culture January 1, 2023
Oh noes!!!!
How will I get my biweekly dose of awesome now?!?!
Wait…! This would be a GREAT time to get caught up on past episodes I may have missed!
Don C.
Why yes it would! Great idea, Don!
Star Wars Holiday Special Time!
Say, did you know that many of that absolutely awful scenes from Tatooine that were included in the Star Wars Holiday Special was actual footage from the movie which was cut? I had thought that the exceptionally low production values meant that these scenes were quickie tableaus put together solely for the TV show, but no, they were just badly-crafted sets and costumes. No wonder they were cut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f00IkrWvur4
>Star Wars Holiday Special Time!
Look out! Jeff has instigated the doomsday protocol!!!!
Say! That last guy in the stormtrooper search looks kinda like Vlix Oncard!
Don C.
BTW, as bad as the Star Wars Holiday Special was, it was still better Star Wars The Last Jedi.
I wish your comment section had an “edit” button. I don’t usually notice the grammatical mistakes until after I hit the “post” button. Is there any way one could be implemented?