Fast banter for deeply specific fandoms.
Geekshow Podcast runs on loose, quick-moving group chemistry. The panel moves from Star Trek rewatches and Rick and Morty references to NASA splashdowns, foldable phones, Disneyland detours, and whatever side argument catches fire.
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Geekshow Podcast is a fast, loose panel show about the many things that gather under geek culture. It does not move like a neat review program. The appeal is in the room. A practical question about NASA communications can turn into talk about toxic fuel, Navy coordination, livestream ads, and how little the public sees of other countries' space programs. A Star Trek rewatch can begin with fatigue, detour through syndication cuts, and land on story logic, old toys, uniforms, and the emotional cost of watching every last episode. The panel likes details. It also likes interrupting those details with jokes, corrections, memories, and complaints. That gives the show its shape: banter first, topic second, side road whenever necessary. Recent episodes show several modes at once. Geekshow Helpdesk handles tech, gadgets, science, phones, and odd future-facing questions. Geekshow Live keeps the broader panel energy intact, with pop-culture news, theme-park reports, space headlines, celebrity chatter, and whatever is happening in the room. TV Show: In Space! narrows the focus into Star Trek, where affection and exasperation sit right next to each other. The show can be blunt about weak storytelling, clumsy character treatment, overlong episodes, and strange cultural habits. It rarely sounds cold. Even the grumbling tends to come from people who have watched too much, remembered too much, and still want to talk about it next week. The pacing is quick because the panel trusts itself. Listeners hear people filling gaps, talking over a line, backfilling a reference, and turning a throwaway comment into the next subject. That may not suit someone looking for a tightly edited explainer. It works well for fans who like conversation with fingerprints on it: nerdy, specific, casual, and full of affectionate argument.
Made for: Best for listeners who enjoy geek-culture panels, Star Trek rewatches, tech chatter, science headlines, theme-park tangents, and jokes that assume some shared fandom vocabulary. It suits people who prefer conversational energy over tidy review segments.
What sets it apart: Geekshow Podcast stands out through its lived-in panel chemistry: topics matter, but the sideways reactions matter just as much. It can shift from NASA recovery logistics to Star Trek frustration to Disneyland navigation without losing its friendly, argumentative pulse.
Meet Kerry Jackson and his band of panelists! Together, they form the Geekshow Podcast! Every week since 2008, the Geekshow Podcast has assembled to discuss all the geek-skewed news and reviews. The Geekshow Podcast covers everything from movies and television shows, to the latest video and tabletop games!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
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Five season three Original Series episodes, and a tired Trek conversation that knows exactly where to dig.
Geekshow's TV Show: In Space! Rewind! settles into five season three Original Series episodes, and the weariness is part of the appeal. Rebecca Frost and Kerry Jackson move through The Mark of Gideon, That Which Survives, The Lights of Zatar, Requiem from Methuselah, and The Way…
A live Disneyland hang that drifts from the Yeti to zempic and back again.
Geekshow Podcast makes a Disneyland day feel loose and immediate, with Ray, Carrie, and the Matterhorn in view, and the strongest stretches stay close to the park.
A friendly monitor deep dive where CRT nostalgia meets the awkward realities of modern displays.
Geekshow Arcade turns a lucky CRT find into a brisk, lived-in discussion of why display technology still matters to game-minded viewers. The talk moves from two barely used sets, bought new in 2002 and 1999, to G-Sync Pulsar's bid for CRT-like motion clarity on LCD, with OLED…
A relaxed Defiant discussion is strongest when the ship's unstable design turns into character business.
TV Show in Space Podcast treats the Defiant as a problem with teeth: an overpowered prototype built for the Borg, then left oddly out of time once the Borg are no longer pressing the issue.
A loose arcade chat where Ark Raiders banter opens into Fable's biggest promises.
Geek Show Arcade frames game talk as a hangout first, opening with the previous call's "utter horror" before sliding into Ark Raiders banter and a fuller discussion of Fable.
Gear talk with receipts and recoil.
Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant explain one topic per episode, from the bicameral mind to Boeing's MCAS.
Multi-part dramatized retellings of scandals like OceanGate's Titan and the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins dissect Oscar races, new releases, and Hollywood news.
Adam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen debate new releases, classics, and their own film rankings.
The Geekshow Helpdesk podcast introduces its panelists and discusses tech, gadgets, and science topics, with humorous banter about an April Fools joke related to Firefly.
The hosts introduce themselves and prepare to discuss episodes 4-7 of Deep Space Nine Season 2, with some light banter and housekeeping.
The Geekshow Podcast panel discusses Deep Space Nine season two finale 'The Jem'Hadar' and season three two-part premiere 'The Search.' They cover Sisko's capture by the Dominion, the destruction of the USS Odyssey, and the introduction of the warship USS Defiant.
The Geekshow Arcade panel discusses video game news and reviews.
The hosts discuss an email from a listener with type 1 diabetes sharing their experiences and concerns about Dexcom G6 and G7 continuous glucose monitoring sensors, including reliability and usability issues.
This episode reviews and discusses episodes 16-19 of Season 2 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
Geekshow Podcast's "Geekshow Live!
Geekshow Podcast’s “Geekshow Live!
The Geek Show Help Desk podcast returns from hiatus with hosts discussing tech gadgets, science topics, and casual banter about video games and TV shows like Rick and Morty.
This episode discusses the final four episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series, covering season three episodes 21-24 and reflecting on completing the series.
The hosts discuss the recent splashdown recovery of astronauts, highlighting communication issues, safety protocols, and comparisons with other space programs.
The hosts discuss their return to recording after a break due to a death in the family, share personal updates about trips to Disneyland and Stamford, and introduce their focus on Star Trek's Deep Space Nine season 2 finale and season 3 premiere.
This episode is a casual, humorous live show where the hosts and guests engage in lighthearted banter about personal experiences, sunburn prevention, and compliments on accessories.
The panel takes on five late Original Series episodes in one rough stretch.
The Geek Show goes live from Disneyland and opens on the Matterhorn, a Yeti, and the business of getting the show moving.
The panel starts by trying to keep things positive while the game industry is on fire.
The hosts of Geek Show Arcade introduce themselves and discuss their experiences playing the video game Ark Raiders, including sleep deprivation and in-game progress.