Game Night with Nerdy By Nature. On this episode, we look back to the amazing Racing games we grew up with and still play today. One of the first racing games that made a huge impact on the video game industry. Shifter, steering wheel, and a pedal. Chris would pump...
If you said we'd use magnets to propel ourselves to another city twenty years ago, people would most likely throw a straight jacket on you, toss you in a rubber room, and throw away the key. Now -- what seems to be crazy is now possible. When the Jetsons...
Classics have a special place in our heart. Many of these First Person Shooter styled games paved the way for many generations of gaming to come. The playability, cheesy story lines, along with a feel of pure manliness all tied into one simple motive: Just have...
The Artist captured the whole Nation as he forced leaders to perform inappropriate acts with a pig only to set the Monarch free. How would you feel? Would you let your family watch this -- let alone let yourself come to viewing this on live television? Making a point...
As you know, we love board games. There's just something about these games that add another layer of fun. From playing with friends, socializing, spending time, to even competing with one another - it's all part of the fun! Nathan, Chris and...
More things are connected to the internet than the people on the planet. But! in only three years there will be a significant swing upward in a demand for connecting things to weave in our every day tasks. Will our heavy reliance on technology only make self...
You can't help waking up each day only to discover a faded memory of the very same words that you have once said before. Nathan took the lead on this episode, as he loves Westworld. Chris got right into this series and binged through the first season. Elijah did watch...
Twenty two years ago marked the transition between an era of localized connections, to wide area networking. Thanks, to high speed internet, the Bulletin Board System would soon become nearly extinct. Â From the late 70s to mid nineties, text-based adventuring was a...
This credit card-sized single-board computer was originally designed to promote and teach computer science basics in schools and in developing countries. Many generations and 4 years later, over 5 million Raspberry Pis were sold before 2016 even started. Each...
Bulletin Board Systems enabled people to network, play games, read messages, share ideas, and download files when there was no internet (as we know it today).  This old technology, for some, is hard to understand. So, we created a walk-through video to compliment this...
The sun is slowing down. Astronomers from Hawaii, Brazil and Stanford University collectively discovered what is helping slow down the outer layers of the sun. A few decades ago, this phenomenon, photon braking effect, was found by using one of NASA's solar...
We wanted to try something different. During our first six months of creating podcast magic, we have covered many topics and tried new things. But, this episode is not something that happens often. We teamed up with talented voice actors, Magic and Steele, and played...
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