Kevin Sutorious joins Eric to set the record straight about the historical inaccuracy of The Mummy.
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Well folks, we’ve reached the end of Oscar Season.
We here at Nerdonomy would like to extend our congratulations to all winners of Academy Awards this year; your achievements were well recognized. I also want to take a moment to sincerely thank all those who listened to our live Oscar podcast: it was a lot of fun, and we look forward to our next live episode in the not-too-distant future.
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#5 – Star Trek: Into Darkness
“Only number 5!?” cries every nerd worldwide. Yes, just number 5 but it’s a short list. Abrams’ Star Trek reboot in 2009 was, to be cliched as hell, A REVELATION! It was so good, I saw it five times in the theaters, then bought the Blu-Ray on release day. I can never get enough of it. It is truly a sci-fi masterpiece.
Every culture has so many attributes in common. One of them is drinking. We, as nerd historians, felt obligated to share a brief, but insight look into the history of alcohol.
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Eric and Bryan welcome a very special guest to discuss the history behind the Holiday classic, The Nutcracker, and receive some Christmas gifts from some of their listeners!
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Photo Credit:”The Nutcracker in Opera and Ballet,” Хомелка, Wikimedia Foundation
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