This week's show is in overdrive! We managed to do a two hour show in an hour and a half!

Topics discussed include, Nazi hunting, Legos, weird rain patterns, the Influence of the church on the inner workings of Brazil, 75 to 80 votes to pass health care reform, tolerance, the terror alert scale, Barney Frank, "I want my country back," why tolerance is not such a good word to use, True Blood, Weeds, some older movies, and of course, listener feedback.

Music this week is from:
Guano Apes - "Open Your Eyes"
Dethklok - "Fansong"
Metallica - "Through the Never"
Jane's Addiction - "No One is Leaving (live)"

Here's the link that Luke sent for the show "Dead Set"
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Here it is, the long awaited second episode of Two Married Geeks!

In this episode, we continue on the topic of self esteem and address the issue of body image. In the second segment, we offer tips for casual, no pressure conversation. In the third segment, we discuss some great stories from our listeners.

Of course, we try to stay on topic and we are mostly successful. Mostly.


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Show notes... show notes... what did we talk about last night?

Well, at any rate, welcome to episode fifty three: "Better selling than Fifty-Three More Things to do in Zero Gravity."

In this show, I believe we discuss, among other things, some announcements and congratulations, crazy people, people with automatic weapons at a Presidential speech (same thing really,) illogical extremes, getting something for nothing, Texas and the Bible, Mexico and "crime," District 9 (with no spoilers,) True Blood (with lots of spoilers,) Ponyo, Bandslam, Evangelion 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, why Showcase doesn't care about it's customers, and of course voice mail.

Music this week is from:
The Dead Milkmen - "I Walk the Thinnest Line"
Anthrax - "Got the Time"
Dethklok - "Awaken"
The Ventures - "Walk Don't Run"
Less than Jake - "Just Like Frank"
and  Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

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Episode Fifty Two: "Before they could stand together, they had to stand alone."

In this massive episode, we talk about John Hughes, and the impact he had on our lives. After that, we discuss some recently seen movies and shows, followed by current events and some non sequitur stuff as well.

We open the show with the trailer for "Some Kind of Wonderful," and fill the breaks with music from Hughes' films.

"If You Leave" - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
"Pretty in Pink" - The Psychedelic Furs
"Don't You (Forget About Me)" - Simple Minds
"Oh Yeah" - Yello
"Weird Science" - Oingo Boingo

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Below, are the quotes that I found regarding John Hughes.

Molly Ringwald: "I was stunned and incredibly sad to hear about the death of John Hughes. He was and will always be such an important part of my life. He will be missed – by me and by everyone that he has touched. My heart and all my thoughts are with his family now."

 

Macauley Culkin: "I was a fan of both his work and a fan of him as a person. The world has lost not only a quintessential filmmaker whose influence will be felt for generations, but a great and decent man."

 

Matthew Broderick: "I am truly shocked and saddened by the news about my old friend John Hughes. He was a wonderful, very talented guy and my heart goes out to his family."

 

Steve Martin: "I asked John how long it took to write 'Planes, Trains & Automobiles,' he said, 'I wrote it over the weekend.' The weekend. That shows you what he was able to do."

 

Judd Apatow: "I feel like a part of my childhood has died. Nobody made me laugh harder or more often than John Hughes."

 

Roger Ebert: "His films helped establish an international notion of ordinary American teenagers, and he was as popular abroad as at home. Once when I was visiting the largest movie theater in Calcutta, I asked if 'Star Wars' had been their most successful American film. No, I was told, it was 'Baby's Day Out,' a Hughes comedy about a baby wandering through a big city, which played for more than a year."

 

Kelly LeBrock: "He was always the biggest kid in the room. He was always running around with high top sneakers with no laces in them because he didn't want to trip on his laces because he'd never tie them. He was just one of the boys and everybody loved being around him. He was a wonderful human being to work with. I loved him like crazy."

 

Bill Paxton: "He took a tremendous chance on me. Like Orson Welles, he was a boy wonder, a director's director, a writer's writer, a filmmaker's filmmaker. He was one of the giants."

 

Ben Stein: "He was a wonderful man, a genius, a poet. I don't think anyone has come close to him as being the poet of the youth of America in the postwar period. He was to them what Shakespeare was to the Elizabethan Age."

Hello and welcome to episode number one of "Two Married Geeks." For the foreseeable future the show will be a bi-monthly self help series. We will be focusing on helping geeks and nerds, gain the know how and confidence to confidently enter the dating world and succeed.    

In the first episode, we introduce ourselves and give some background on our geekdom and hint at some relationships that we will be drawing their advice from. We start with the basics, self esteem and how to make yourself feel better with a few small steps is the first issue addressed.     

Also included in every show will be a segment for people already in a relationship. This time around, we discuss staying in a relationship because it is comfortable, even when it should have ended a long time ago.    

Please keep in mind that we are not professionals in any way, shape or form. We are trying to entertain and hopefully help some people along the way.    

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This is Episode Fifty One.

In this episode we explore a wide range of topic again, including: Dumbledore's Deah, Cash for Clunkers, falling asleep when driving, True Blood, health care reform, Nazi Germany (briefly,) Two Married Geeks, running out of gas, jerks in movie theaters, Outside The Cinema, and much much more!

Music this week is from:
Type O Negative - "Summer Breeze"
AC/DC - "Heatseeker"
Powerman 5000 - "Walking Disaster"
Rob Zombie - "Two-Lane Blacktop"
Killer Dwarfs - "We Stand Alone"

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