Welcome the New Year with an All new Geek at Arms! In Geek Out Bryan admits most of his time has been spent continuing to play Starfield and Destiny 2. Mike shares how much he, and his cohosts, enjoyed being on a recent episode of The Retro Rewind Podcast to review The Fifth Element with the always awesome Francisco & Paul J Powers.com! He also talks about how much he's enjoyed playing Super Mario Wonder and the binge-ability of Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. James shares his families winter trip to Branson and Silver Dollar City and how much he thoroughly enjoyed the Godzilla Minus One. In their main topic, the trio discuss a recent forum question "Are geeky hobbies a waste of time?"

The Kids are on course for a final confrontation with the mad robot Wagner in the conclusion to season 1 of Quantum Childhood! Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

Billy and Enzo have gone missing! The gang reports their findings back to Officer Karen Richards. Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

The robot Isaac has reappeared, begging for aid and bearing information about Lena's murder.  Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

Police officer Karen Richards deputizes Kevin to infiltrate Lena's office at Microlex. But first: lasagna!   Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

Lena Petersen has been murdered! Who did it? Who's next? The Kids go looking for Lena's robot, Isaac, for help.    Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

Ride off into the sunset with an all new Geek at Arms! In Geek Out, Bryan starts off with his likes and dislikes of the newest sci-fi rpg from Bethesda, Starfield. Next Mike talks about joining a crowdfunding from Restoration Games for a new storage system for the game Unmatched. James wraps it up with how much he's enjoyed the 4th season of Star Trek: Lower Decks and how delighted he was in finding a cartoon from his childhood, Once Upon a Time...Space. Finally, in the last movie of the Western Film Club, the guys discuss the 1960's classic The Magnificent Seven starring Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen!

The school dance is finally here. Around the town, robots have begun to behave strangely.  Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "Bad Robots" by Nicolas Jeudy is licensed from Dark Fantasy Studios.

No sooner were Enzo and Moghu returned to us than Kevin was abducted! Now the gang is on the hunt for a monster in hopes of finding their friend. Tales From the Loop is a tabletop roleplaying game, published by Free League and based on the retro-futuristic artwork of Simon Stålenhag.  "A Rising Wave" by Jeremy Blake is generously provided by the YouTube No Copyright Audio Library.

Prepare yourself for an all new, and very special, episode of Geek at Arms! While James is "On Assignment" his incredible wife Joy steps in behind the microphone! Bryan starts off Geek Out with news of the new podcast he and James have started: Woolheads, where they review and discuss the episodes of the latest season of The Wheel of Time. He also describes how much he has thoroughly enjoyed the game Baldur's Gate 3. Next Mike Talks about partaking of some excellent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles graphic novels, and he & Bryan share how much they've both really liked the latest Star Wars series, Ahsoka. Joy wraps it up with her report of the board games and rpg's that she and James played at The LoneStar Game Expo and all the fun they had getting to finally role some dice. In our main topic, the trio discuss if all protagonists are intended as Role Models? What if all  good guy isn't a good guy after all?