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PAXCast Day 2: Sad Clown

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There’s no good way to put this: the day 2 PAXCast may be lost to us. Upon returning from the recording last night, Luke found that the file would not copy from the storage media, and eventually discovered that the recording had become corrupted. After a mad dash of hacks and file recovery programs the final result is an unplayable, unrecognizable pile of 1’s and 0’s.

We’ll continue to see if we can recover the lost data, but at this point Geekerific listeners may just never get to hear Luke’s description of a nerd absolutely rocking More Than A Feeling on the Rock Band stage, Dwayne’s description of a hyper-spastic League of Legends fan, or Eddie equating a body-inappropriate cosplayer to a pickup full of sheep.

We deeply apologize, everyone. In all honesty, this hurts us more than it hurts you. We’ll see you Sunday night for PAXCast Day 3!

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Geekerific PAXCasts 2012, Day 1

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The Geekerific PAXCast, Day 1, is now available! On this episode, the Geekerific crew answers a bunch of listener questions, discusses their favorite games from the show floor, and generally bullshits about PAX Prime 2012!

You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, directly by clicking the feed on the right, or you can download this individual episode HERE!

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Lateness Update: Luke’s An Idiot

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As you surely know, both After The Fact and Trade Secrets have been delayed for quite some time. There have been many reasons for this round of delays, but this latest delay can be traced to one simple problem: Luke’s an idiot.

You see, Luke is off galavanting around Europe on vacation right now. During his vacation, he’d said he’d cut out some time to get both shows edited and posted. Now, we find out, that Luke forgot some of the critical components to the shows, and thus can’t finish the edits while he’s over there. Moron.

Which means that there will be one more week of delays, but no more. The most recent episodes of After The Fact and Trade Secrets will be posted during the week of August 6-10 – no more excuses, no more delays. We will make every effort going forward for both shows to get back on schedule and come out in a timely, bi-weekly fashion.

We sincerely apologize to all of our listeners for the problems recently, and we appreciate your support and listenership.

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We’re Gonna Be Late

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This? Well, there’s no way of getting around the awkwardness: this is an apology.

The last couple of months have been oddly sporadic on our two shows, fraught with recording and publication delays. After splitting the production duties of the shows between Luke and Andy – which was originally meant to alleviate strain and produce more regular schedules – things have clearly gotten worse. Life has interfered with the shows while Luke tries to figure out how to do his own laundry with his wife away, and Andy super-glued to his desk at work for roughly 23 hours a day.

We’re doing what we can to get things back up to snuff, so please bear with us. We have nothing to offer our awesome listeners aside from our sincere apologies, and we hope that when the newest shows get posted you’ll find them worth your time.

On that note: both Trade Secrets episode 30 and After The Fact episode 61 are in the can, but both Luke and Andy are now in summer vacation mode, so it’ll take a bit to get them posted. Episode 62 of After The Fact records on Tuesday (July 17th). So, there is a slate of content coming over the next several weeks that we hope will put us back on track, and worm us back into your good graces. For everyone waiting for us to get our shit together: we’re sorry.

Then again, we never did claim that we were anything other than raving cock-waffles in the first place.

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Geekerific PAXCast, Day 3

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The Geekerific PAXCast, Day 3, is now available! On our final PAX episode, Penny Arcade’s Jeff Kalles joins the Geekerific crew to discuss the labyrinth that is the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, lubricant, and highlights of the final day of PAX Prime 2011!

You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, directly by clicking the feed on the right, or you can download this individual episode HERE!

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Geekerific PAXCast, Day 2

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The Geekerific PAXCast, Day 2, is now available! On this episode, IGN Editor-in-Chief Casey Lynch and Executive Editor Greg Miller join the Geekerific crew to discuss everyone’s terrible hangover from day 1, Zenimax’s absurd “Scrolls” lawsuit, and their favorite indie games from PAX Prime 2011

You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, directly by clicking the feed on the right, or you can download this individual episode HERE!

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Geekerific PAXCasts, Day 1

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The Geekerific PAXCast, Day 1, is now available! On this episode, the Geekerific crew discusses Andy’s drinking habits, the comparative hygiene levels of gamers at different cons, and the indie games room at PAX Prime 2011!

You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, directly by clicking the feed on the right, or you can download this individual episode HERE!

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PAX Is Almost Here!

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PAX Prime 2011 is almost here, and the Geekerific crew is almost there! This weekend, the entire gaming industry descends on downtown Seattle for the largest fan expo in the country. Stay tuned each day as Geekerific.com brings you the Geekerific PAXCasts, where hosts from both After The Fact and Trade Secrets will be on hand to describe their experiences. Each evening we’ll tell you what we liked, what we didn’t, what excited us, what enraged us, and what disgusted us.

Friday, August 26th: The Geekerific crew tackles the first day of the show
Saturday, August 27th: The Geekerific crew will be joined by IGN.com’s own Greg Miller
Sunday, August 28th: The Geekerific crew will be joined by PAX’s own Jeff Kalles

The Geekerfic crew loves PAX, and we can’t wait to share our enthusiasm with our fans. If you subscribe to either of our regular shows, you’ll get the PAXCasts in your regular stream. If you’re not already a subscriber, then what are you waiting for?