Not Writing – Dueling Genre Productions: Recent Episodes

Not Writing – Dueling Genre Productions

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about meeting each other in person, the premiere of Scott’s short films, Bond, and much more. MUSIC: “On a Train” by Yuksek

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott discuss Paul Feig woes, Kevin Smith nostalgia, and the mysteries behind Fast 8 and the next season of Serial. MUSIC: “Gravity” by Motion City Soundtrack

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott finally record another podcast and chat about all of the things that they’ve been watching, reading, and working on since May. MUSIC: “Lifted Up (1985)” by Passion Pit

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott are joined by Geek By Night staff writer Cassandra Fredrickson to chat about Avengers: Age of Ultron, the state of Spider-Man, and the lost realm of Neverland. MUSIC: “Killin’ Me” by Matt and Kim

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about watching Star Wars for the first time, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, 50 Shades of Grey, and post-production. MUSIC: “Lampshades on Fire” by Modest Mouse  

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about good podcasts, good television, good movies, and good reboots. MUSIC: “Easy Come, Easy Go” by The Decemberists

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott update everyone on what they’ve been doing for the past two months, including the relaunch of Geek By Night. MUSIC: “In Between Days” by Ben Folds

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about Josh Boone, Ready Player One, trailers, and the holiday movie season. MUSIC: “When Christmas Comes” by Los Campesinos!

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about the projects they’ve been working on, assembling a team, and getting ready for the next thing. MUSIC: “Do You Remember The First Time?” by Pulp

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Instead of writing, Nick and Scott chat about Autumn, Halloween movies, Josh Schwartz, and John Green. MUSIC: “Spooky Ghost” by Slow Runner