Jul 18

What’s Going On? All the Podcasts are already available.

Some of you are probably wondering why all three shows came out at the same time, let me assure you, this is not a regular occurrence. In the actual shows we even talk about the staggered release of the shows, but it occurred to me that this is the first week of the new format and there are some people who haven’t been paying attention and are confused about where to get the shows.

So I have released all the shows together this week so all the feeds are live and everyone can get their heads around this new format.

Once again here are all the various feed details so you can subscribe to your favourite podcasts: Continue reading

Jul 18

REPLAY – Geek Actually Live Shows for July 17th

With the changes to the podcast format I thought we should change how we present the video as well. So from now on I’ll put all the show together and present them the same way we recorded them. We start with Tech Actually then we record Film Actually and end the day with the After Show. Enjoy. Continue reading

Jul 17

Geek Actually After Show Ep093 – Silver Fish Hand Catch

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Hosted by: David McVay, Josh Philpott & Shane Gregory

Welcome to the Geek Actually After Show. This un-stuctured and un-planned podcast is what what you get after we finish recording the two main shows Tech Actually and Film Actually. We basically just leave the mics on and record whatever we feel like talking about. This show gives us a chance to talk about anything that didn’t fit into the format of the main shows.

This week we talk about wine bags in the bra and the amazing Old Spice Twitter campaign.We follow this with a bonus film review of the new remake, ‘The Karate Kid’. Although it is not a great film, it isn’t as bad as you might first think. Continue reading

Jul 17

Film Actually Ep001 (093) – Times Not To See The Movie

Hosts: David McVay, Josh Philpott, Mirren Lee & Shane Gregory

Welcome to the new Film Actually podcast, your weekly dose of movie geek. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com. This week David McVay and Josh Philpott are joined by the very quiet Shane Gregory and the force of nature that is Mirren Lee to review the new Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz film ‘Knight and Day’. We also take a look at the week’s geeky film news.

Now, if you are new to Geek Actually you are probably wondering why this first episode of Film Actually is numbered 93. No, we are not insane, Film Actually and Tech Actually (our tech podcast) used to be one show called The Geek Actually Podcast and this week we split them into two shows. We kept the numbering continuity across all three of our shows. All the information on the re-structuring of the shows can be found here at geekactually.com.

*Update 14/10/2011 – Film Actually was a split off from the main Geek Actually show and originally maintained numbering continuity with that show. That logic no longer works as the shows have become two unique entities, so we have gone back and re-numbered the Film Actually shows to reflect their true episode number. This show is now officially episode 1 but when you listen to the show you will hear it referred to as episode 93, this is why. Sorry about any confusion or inconvenience.

Film Actually is recorded live every Saturday at 1.15pm (AEST UTC +10) at geekactually.com/live.

This episode carries an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.

Listen or download it here or subscribe to it on iTunes

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Jul 17

Tech Actually Ep093 – Apple Be Praised

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Hosts: David McVay, Josh Philpott and Shane Gregory

Geek Actually Tech is back, only re-branded as Tech Actually. This is the official tech podcast of geekactually.com. The tech show by geeks for geeks and non-geeks. Accessible tech for everyone is the motto we live by. Tech Actually starts at episode 93 to maintain continuity with all the Geek Actually Podcasts.

Now, if you are new to Geek Actually you are probably wondering why this episode of Tech Actually is numbered 93. No, we are not insane, Tech Actually and Film Actually (our movie podcast) used to be one show called The Geek Actually Podcast and this week we split them into two shows. We kept the numbering continuity across all three of our shows (this includes Geek Actually After Show). All the information on the re-structuring of the shows can be found here at geekactually.com.

Tech Actually is recorded live on Saturdays at 12pm (AEST UTC+10). Go to geekactually.com/live to watch it live. Your show notes follow: Continue reading

Jul 17

Tech Actually Promo

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Another short promo that has been recorded to help steer everyone on the right direction after the show changes this weekend. If you are listening to this, then you probably grabbed it off the feed (like iTunes) for Geek Actually Tech. So now you know that we are returning, just rebranded as Tech Actually. This feed is only going to be for the Tech Actually part of the show.

If you also want to listen to the film part of Geek Actually, it  is now called Film Actually and has it’s own feed which is https://geekactually.com/category/filmactually/feed/ or subscribe on iTunes by going to http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=382426662

We also do a wicked after show called the Geek Actually After Show. It is an unstructured show that we record at the end of the day. Sometimes we talk tech, sometimes film…basically whatever come to mind. The Geek Actually After Show has it’s own feed too which is https://geekactually.com/category/podcast/feed/ or subscribe on iTunes by going to http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=286312873

All the shows will have the episodes start at episode 93 to maintain continuity with each other. The cover art is temporary, we have new cover art being created as we speak.

The new shows will be recorded on July 17th live at https://geekactually.com/live – want to send us anything, send it to geektech@geekactaully.com