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ATG Podcast

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All Things Geek is your one-stop shop for diving deep into the world of entertainment. From Disney to blockbusters, classic cinema to cutting-edge music, and everything in between—if it makes us geek out, we’re talking about it. Expect unfiltered opinions, sharp insights, and discussions that cover all things geek. Got a topic you want us to cover? Let us know, and we'll debate it!

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episode Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 4: Ragtime (1998) Act 1 artwork

Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 4: Ragtime (1998) Act 1

Hi There! In this episode of the ATG Podcast, we turn back the clock to the dawn of the 20th century to dissect Act I of the monumental 1998 Original Broadway Cast Recording of Ragtime. Based on E.L. Doctorow's acclaimed novel, this sweeping musical epic introduces three intersecting worlds—a privileged white family, a determined Eastern European Jewish immigrant, and a brilliant Harlem musician named Coalhouse Walker Jr.—all brought to life through Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens' masterful blend of syncopated ragtime rhythms and soaring Broadway grandeur. Exploring powerhouse performances from a legendary cast that includes Brian Stokes Mitchell, Audra McDonald, and Marin Mazzie, we track the rising hopes and mounting tensions of the era through show-stopping, optimistic anthems like "Wheels of a Dream." Ultimately, we discuss how the show unflinchingly sets up the promise of the American experiment before boiling over into the tragic realities of systemic prejudice and class struggle, culminating in the shattering, emotionally charged Act I finale, "Till We Reach That Day," which leaves us breathless and perfectly sets the stage for Act II.

15 Apr 2026 - 52 min
episode Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 4: Imaginary Appalachia artwork

Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 4: Imaginary Appalachia

In this episode, we travel back to 2015 to unearth Colter Wall's breakout debut EP, Imaginary Appalachia. Recorded when the Saskatchewan native was barely out of his teens, this seven-song collection stunned the music world with Wall’s shockingly deep, weather-beaten baritone—a voice that channels the ghosts of Johnny Cash and Townes Van Zandt straight out of the rugged frontier. We dissect the EP's stark, acoustic-driven production and its masterful, dark storytelling, highlighting standout tracks like the swampy, foot-stomping hit "Sleeping on the Blacktop," the unrepentant "Ballad of a Law Abiding Sophisticate," and the haunting duet "Caroline." Through these vivid, cinematic narratives of outlaws, deep heartache, and the devil himself, Wall crafted a powerful, stripped-down antidote to modern pop-country. Join us as we discuss how this brief but potent record instantly established Colter Wall as a timeless, authentic voice and paved the way for a massive resurgence in traditional folk, Western, and Americana music.

17 Mar 2026 - 54 min
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Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 3: Lost and Gone Forever

In this episode, we revisit Guster's seminal 1999 album, Lost and Gone Forever. Serving as the band's major-label debut, this record is widely regarded as the peak of their early sound—a brilliant fusion of quirky pop sensibility, infectious melodies, and surprisingly dark, introspective lyrics. We'll dive into their distinctive sound, showcasing Ryan Miller and Adam Gardner's lush, intertwining harmonies and the famously unique, hand-drumming percussion of Brian "The Thundergod" Rosenworcel. The album gave us enduring anthems like the emotionally charged hit "Happier" and the melodically rich single "Fa Fa," all while exploring themes of disenchantment, loss, and emotional complexity. Tune in as we dissect how Lost and Gone Forever successfully expanded Guster's artistry, making acoustic-driven music feel stadium-sized while proving that pop hooks and profound emotional honesty could not only coexist but create a timeless masterpiece.

29 Oct 2025 - 47 min
episode ATG:Paranormal Pals - Poltergeist Curses, and Top 5 Horror artwork

ATG:Paranormal Pals - Poltergeist Curses, and Top 5 Horror

On this episode, we took a deep dive into the dark history and lingering curses of Hollywood horror, bookended by our discussions on the current true crime phenomenon and serial killer fascination. We take a deep dive into the Poltergeist film franchise, dissecting its plot, production details, and the infamous "Poltergeist Curse," which we connected to the tragic, untimely deaths of multiple cast members. We explored the unsettling on-set tales, including a near-choking accident with a toy clown and the use of real human skeletons as props, alongside the reported exorcism performed by actor Will Sampson to cleanse the set's perceived negative energy. This central discussion led us to an examination of other supposedly cursed films like The Exorcist and a debate over the very existence of such cinematic misfortune. We wrapped up by turning our attention to audience reactions and film rankings. We recalled the controversial initial reception to The Exorcist and noted how Psycho pioneered scheduled showtimes to maintain plot integrity. Finally, we shared our Top 5 Horror Movie lists, revealing a mutual respect for both the high-budget scares of The Conjuring and the psychological terror of classics like The Exorcist. A quick debate comparing the merits of Paranormal Activity versus The Blair Witch Project, with plans to pivot to a session focusing on tarot and astrology for our next recording.

26 Oct 2025 - 1 h 31 min
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Wheel-O-Music - Vol. 3: Dying Lately

This episode, we zero in on iAmJakeHill's 2021 release, dying lately, an album that marks a significant, full-throttle transition from his roots in aggressive emo-rap toward a polished pop-punk and alternative rock sound. We'll discuss how the album blends dark, introspective lyrics about anxiety, failed relationships, and self-doubt with infectious guitar riffs and driving acoustic energy. Tracks like the anthemic title song "dying lately" and the raw breakup snapshot "Go if You Want To" showcase Hill's growing strength in poignant, sung vocals. Join us as we analyze this compelling genre pivot, exploring how Hill manages to maintain his authentic, gloomy themes while delivering what many call his most accessible and compositionally strong work yet. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/01sb1bTlK9EuM34DrX3nqt?si=aabb5b707d0b4a73

22 Oct 2025 - 39 min
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