From the creators who brought you Table Top, comes a new channel for vloggers, Geek & Sundry Vlogs looking to share their passions and interests with you. There is a wide variety of shows that may be of interest to you. Here I will list my favorites and what they have to offer (In in particular order)
Kiriosity with Kiri Callaghan
Kiri is random, but interesting touching on a range of topics that typically ties into fantasy, sci-fi, and history (all of which I love).
Retro Gaming with Scott Tumilty
I was a big gamer back in the day, but sadly I no longer have a rig that can handle the newer games. This show is one big nostalgia trip into games I grew up playing and loving.
Blog with opinions on political, economic, and social issues, with movie reviews, sports, and tips and musings on the process of writing.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
YouTube Review: Geek & Sundry Vlogs
Labels:
Akeem,
Amy Dallen,
cosplay,
Dael Kingsmill,
Felicia Day,
Geek & Sundry Vlogs,
Greek Mythology,
Katie Satow,
Kiri Callaghan,
Kiriocity,
Nika Harper,
Sachi,
Scott Tumilty,
Songs of Adventure,
Table Top,
X-Men
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Not Really News
I grew up a tad bit strange (still am strange) in that I began watching news channels at a young age instead of cartoons. I began with Headline News, but after realizing that every half hour or so was repeated, I was not able to get the information I wanted. Eventually we got Fox News, and at the time I was still in the left-right paradigm of CNN was liberal, and Fox News was the only station telling the truth.
I watched Bill O'reilly, and later Glenn Beck, but it was during the time that Glenn Beck was on I began listening to Alex Jones. Like a man dying of thirst, I began to relearn economics, government, politics, entertainment, and especially history. One of the first things I heard Alex Jones said is "Don't believe me; look it up." And I did. Everything he was saying I would look up and it was all true. That was no so much surprising as it was surprising that I had not done what I had been taught in college. Since pretty much my first semester, I was taught that if I was to claim anything in a paper, I had to back it up with facts, source it, or cite it.
I watched Bill O'reilly, and later Glenn Beck, but it was during the time that Glenn Beck was on I began listening to Alex Jones. Like a man dying of thirst, I began to relearn economics, government, politics, entertainment, and especially history. One of the first things I heard Alex Jones said is "Don't believe me; look it up." And I did. Everything he was saying I would look up and it was all true. That was no so much surprising as it was surprising that I had not done what I had been taught in college. Since pretty much my first semester, I was taught that if I was to claim anything in a paper, I had to back it up with facts, source it, or cite it.
Labels:
abortion,
Alex Jones,
Bill O'reilly,
CNN,
Fantastic Four,
Fox News,
Glenn Beck,
Iron Man,
KKK,
Maafa 21,
Margret Sanger,
Planned Parenthood,
Roe vs. Wade,
Spiderman,
Thor,
X-Men
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