What’s coming up on the Nerdist Podcast Network this week? Here you go (As always, subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances, but you know that by now):
*Felicia Day on the Nerdist Podcast: Our own Legendary Digital Network compatriot talks about Geek and Sundry, video games, vacations, and tiny houses. Get her book “You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost),” why dontcha. Like, now.
*Rob Lowe on the Nerdist Podcast: Literally. Rob discusses marriage, sobriety, the Brat Pack, his wide-ranging career, and his new show The Grinder on Fox Tuesdays starting September 29th.
*Andy Daly in his triumphant return to the Nerdist Podcast: Forrest McNeil himself tests being a guest on the Nerdist Podcast as the star of Review talks about making the acclaimed Comedy Central series, Rocky movies, The Intern (featuring Chris’ De Niro impression), Charlie Rose, and high school.
*Brian Regan on You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes: A meeting of two great comic minds. You know this’ll be good.
*Dave Ross and Anna Seregina with a pre-game show of sorts for the return of Terrified: They’ll set up the new series after last week’s epic live episode.
*Arrow producer and comics writer Marc Guggenheim on Nerdist Writers Panel.
*A live Todd Glass Show from L.A. Podfest: It hasn’t yet happened at the moment I’m writing this, so we don’t know what’s going to happen. Probably insanity.
And more, including possibly some of the stuff recorded at L.A. Podfest. I was at some of those, including a great Indoor Kids with Jared Logan and Thomas Middleditch (Jared “likes to watch” — you’ll understand when you hear it) and fascinating Nerdist Writers Panel chats with some of TV’s most creative writers (so many that the panel had to be split in two); you’ll hear them, if not this week, soon.
Which is why you should go to the Nerdist Podcast Network homepage and the Nerdist Podcast Network Facebook page. You will not want to miss any of this, and checking the homepage and “liking” the Facebook page will ensure you don’t. So don’t. Don’t miss anything, that is. Do check those pages. You know what I mean.
Contributor: Kyle Clark
Photo: Simon and Schuster
