Here are the live show recordings of this week’s “Geek Actually” and “Film Actually” podcasts. The shows were recorded live on October 29th, 2011. Because the shows are live, you get them here with all the mistakes intact. For a much better listening experience listen to the audio podcasts for these episodes. As always, these videos are presented here as a record of the live session and not as a reflection of the final show.
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Check the individual audio show posts for the show notes. Watch the videos below.
Geek Actually Ep150 – Gummi Shots
This week on Geek Actually David, Josh and Richard take a look at the weird and wonderful world of geeks. Stories include FetchTV, Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs, self replicating robots, solar powered iPads for Zimbabwe, Siri clones for Android, augmented reality style heads up displays for cars and Gummi shot glasses. All this plus listener feedback and our picks of the week.
Film Actually Ep062 – Drive
This week David, Josh and Richard review “Drive”. Plus they discuss a little entertainment news including Joss Whedon’s new film “Much Ado About Nothing”, Spielberg talks “Indy 5? & “Jurassic Park 4? and the new trailers for “Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol”, “Piranha 3DD” and the final parody trailer for the “The Muppets”. All this plus Youtubers who have cracked the big time and a brand new Lists of Five – Five of our Favourite Movie Vehicles.
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