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Jon and Leigh are joined by Caro of the BritTrack. Caro, a D*C staffer of 11 years, shares with us the ins and outs of BritTrack 2010. She explains her stance on Monty Python, the intellectual differences between Dr. Who and Star Trek fans,…

In the mid-1980s, Cheetara from the Thundercats helped push many young men like myself towards puberty.  I'm happy to state that 25 years later she's still hot!

Jon is back to bring you more 40 Days of DragonCon podcasting goodness. Leigh had more important things to do (which can be pretty much anything else) and sends her condolences. So in order to fill her co-hosting shoes, we rounded up…

One of the fun things to do at DragonCon is seek out obscure cosplayers.  Many cosplayers have true geek pride and go to great lengths to assemble an obscure, yet cool costume.    Take this costume we spotted last year for example... I…

Rox of Spazhouse is back with another Survival Log Entry. This time we do a special crossover podcast edition of the survival guide focusing on Gaming at Conventions.

So you are going to Dragon Con, thinking of going to Dragon Con, or wondering what the frack is Dragon Con? Well, here are a few Twitter accounts that might prove useful to follow.... Don't hate me for not including your favorite twitterer…

Jon and Leigh interview Sue Phillips, director of the DragonCon Sci-Fi & Fantasy Literature track.

Serv returns to discuss the merits of yet another guest of DragonCon 2010. This time he covers the 'geek-cred' of Sean Austin.

For todays post, because I am feeling a bit lazy... (Heck I missed day 19) ... and because I have more podcasts to put together - Here are a couple of videos from D*C 2009. The Shatner and Nimoy Panel (part of a playlist) And 10 minutes…

Jon and Leigh are back and get all scientific when they are all joined by Rain of the Space Track. Rain shares all sorts of space knowledge and gives us the inside scoop on what to expect from her track this year including what James…