GeekDad writers Kishore Hari and Preston Burt sat down during Labor Day weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, at the infamous Dragon Con. Over 77,000 people attended the 30th anniversary event celebrating science fiction, comic books, pop culture, movies, and more! In this podcast, the GeekDads share some of their favorite experiences (so far) at the fan-dubbed “Nerdi Gras.”

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GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z, and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop culture. The GeekDads podcast is an occasional discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

GeekDad Will James did a one-on-one panel interview with John Kovalic at the Southern-Fried Gameroom Expo this past weekend. The interview is now available as a GeekDads podcast!

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GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z, and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop culture. The GeekDads podcast is an occasional discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

We play games. It’s what my family does. For us, it is ritual.

We play together–maybe not always in the same game world, but inevitably in the same space. Sometimes sharing that physical space is even more important than the sharing of virtual space. We can interact with each other even as we carve out our own gaming experiences.

So, when Nintendo asked specifically for my kids’ impressions of the latest Animal Crossing game for the 3DS, Happy Home Designer, it only seemed appropriate to set up my field recorder to capture the events as they unfold.

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Background music: Mustin – “K.K. Sex-A-Peel”
Review materials were provided by: Nintendo of America

GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z. and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop-culture. The GeekDads podcast is a biweekly discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

It’s another great GeekDad podcast! Preston, Wil, and Kishore bring us a special recap from DragonCon 2015. Enjoy!

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GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop culture. The GeekDads podcast is a biweekly discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

It’s another great GeekDad podcast! Ken and Matt talk about the loss of some geek greats, and revel in the recent episodes of Agent Carter and Gravity Falls. Enjoy!

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GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop culture. The GeekDads podcast is a biweekly discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

The GeekDads podcast returns! Ken chats with new GeekDad writers Jamie and Will about all the kinds of geeks there are, as well as what brought them to GeekDad in the first place. (Apologies for the audio – the recorder was set to the wrong mic input, so we got a bit of ambient noise.)

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GeekDad.com is the parenting blog edited by Ken Denmead, Matt Blum, Jonathan Liu, Z and Chris Anderson. It is a community of like-minded geeky parents writing about our experiences raising our kids in the digital age, and about our obsessions with technology, family-friendly projects, and pop culture. The GeekDads podcast is a biweekly discussion of anything and everything that impacts us as geeks and parents.

Welcome to the fourth episode of The Geekdads, with Ken Denmead, Brian Little, Bruce Stewart,  and Dan Olson. We chat about the Austin Maker Faire, being stumped by a three year-old, Google Sky, and Ikeahacker.com.  Enjoy!

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Special thanks go to Scott Horvath for the scanner soundloop that is part of the Geekdad theme song.  It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution license, and it can be found as part of the Freesound Project. 

Welcome to the first episode of The Geekdads! The all new podcast from some of the contributors at the Geekdad blog.  This week, Ken Denmead, Brian Little, Russ Neumeier, and Dan Olson are joined by special guest and Geekdad founder Chris Anderson to chat about the philosophy behind the blog, and review some of the posts of the last couple weeks.  Enjoy!

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Special thanks go to Scott Horvath for the scanner soundloop that is part of the Geekdad theme song.  It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution license, and it can be found as part of the Freesound Project.