Iseerobots Radio

Hey kids! We are back for another super fun episode of Worlds Famous. This time out we wait in line for our Johnny Coin Mining Uniform, open up a MOTU figure, talk Japanese Baseball and go to the beach. It's a really fun, really enlightening half hour. Make sure to tell a friend! The number one way to grow a show is through word of mouth so get those gums to flapping and spread the word of IseeRobots Radio around to everyone you know! 

It's time for Posters of the Month:  Today at GeekFest Rants, Carlos will profile three new genre posters.  The first Star Wars Fan Club exclusive McQuarrie poster, the Star Wars children immunization poster, and the 2001: A Space Odyssey bathroom instructions poster.  Then we take a look at two of the biggest rivals of the Star Wars Kenner figure line, Mattel's Masters of the Universe and Kenner's G.I Joe.  We purchased two figures to represent those lines from the newly recreated vintage style assortment.

In this episode, GV explains why he's EXTREMELY jubilant, takes a look at the brand new World's Famous ISeeRobots Show, buys a baseball hat on air, and talks about life lessons learned from two computer games: The Sims and Extreme Warfare Revenge.

Hey kids. Here it is. The long awaited debut of The World's Famous IseeRobots Show episode one.  It's been long while but I hope you feel like the wait was worth it. We start off with a return to The Jupiter Moonbase but everything is not like it was when we left and change is sometimes hard to deal with... There is a ton of other really great thing, Steve Balboni, Toys, Workouts and some surprises along the way. The show is a labor of love and I would love nothing more than to get as many ears on it as possible so please, share the show with a friend. Share the link, give us a retweet, whatever you can.. Thanks and hope you had fun! 

Before listening to Episode 1 Of Worlds Famous here is a quick refresher on all the goings on at The Jupiter Moon Base. It's a brief history of IseeRobots Radio, everything from Iceberg Thirteen To Johnny Coins. Return to this track as needed.   

Hey kids! Let's dig back into the super rich history of Geekfest Rants! This is one of my favorite episodes from the past.. Ep.230 Attack Of The Twelve Backs. It's a very indepth look at the 1st wave of Kenner Star Wars Figures!. Here's what Carlos had to say at the time..    It all began with the 12-Backs, the first 12 Star Wars action figures released in 1978.  While the movie overtook our lives in the summer of 1977, the action figure line overtook our wallets a year later. Listen to Carlos and James as they give you a beginner's course on Star Wars vintage action figure collecting. How were these figures introduced to the market, what were the variants, where did we get them, what is a double-telescoping light saber?  So, dig out you old figures for today's GeekFest Rants.

On this episode, GV emerges from the end of a long weekend to talk about said weekend, shoot on internet celebrity Teen*Idol (@TEEN1DOL), and muse on the sights, sounds, and smells that trigger anticipatory feelings about the summer. Make sure to tell a pal!

In this episode GV reviews two cereal variety packs he tried recently, then talks the Netflix Castlevania show, Castlevania video games, his thoughts on Vampire lore, and probably too much more. Make sure to tell a friend. The number one way to grow a pod is through word of mouth! 

Hey kids! We are back with some new stuff and man, it's fun.. We're gonna learn all about Marvel's premier super-spy... The Black Widow all through the lens of The Marvel Handbook!  We're gonna learn her origins, powers, weapons and then take a look at some merch and comics from her illustrious past! It's a really fun episode and just in time for her upcoming movie! Thanks for tuning in and make sure to tell a friend! 

Once in a while Hollywood gets it right.  Sometimes you hit the prefect storm of script, director, cast, crew, location, cinematography, music, and sound.  Join Carlos today on GeekFest Rants as he takes a trip from rediscovering the Oliver Stone film Platoon, to reading the movie tie-in by Dale Dye and then researching the evolving script that makes up this cinematic masterpiece. 

In this episode GV talks about real estate struggles, considers the nature of work and the meaning of labor, then closes things out with a look back at Sierra and Lucasarts games and the time he lost his copy of Loom to a teenage heel.

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Join Carlos today at GeekFest Rants as he reviews two films on streaming services.  First we have Mortal Kombat, inspired by the classic video game.  Can this new outing at bringing this game to the silver screen work?  Then we have The Girl with All the Gifts.  A new twist on the zombie genre.  Is it possible to provide something fresh when it comes to those nasty flesh eaters?  And finally we will compare the excellent film The Martian to the source book by Andy Weir.  Which one do you think is better?

On this episode, GV talks about the Sammartino vs. Zbyszko-esque feud between Apple and Facebook (and his uncharacteristic lack of concern re: online privacy). Then it's a look back at the first job he ever had: bussing tables at Willie Bird's restaurant in Santa Rosa, CA. Make sure to tell a friend. The number one way to grow a pod is by telling your pals! 

Hey kids. I've been doing a Patreon Exclusive Show for a bit now and IDK, this seems like a perfect time to share that with you guys. The POS is a bit more Low-Fi than our regular ISR Type shows.. It's me out and about with my mini-recorder talking about whatever while doing this and that around the Earth Base...  It's a pretty fun time TBH, a bit more personal than the ISR Show... Give it a listen and see what you think.. Want some more of this? Hop over to SupportTheReport.com to find out how.. This is what I had to say at the time... This time around we hang and clang around the garage and call in from the dig before getting scared by thunder... 

In this episode, GV talks about missing USB cords, looks back on the pandemic from the vantage point of full vaccination, eats English muffins, discusses Tiki Bars, Tiki Rooms, and Dole Whips, and plays some INXS.

Today on GeekFest Rants we dive into horror and crime.  Join Carlos as he reviews the brand new Prime anthology series, Them: Covenant.  This show combines the horror of 1950s racism with a supernatural twist.  Then we take a turn to the show that made Pedro Pascal a star (aside from Game of Thrones) in the crime genre with Narcos.  Here they chronicle the Colombian drug wars from the 70s to the 90s.

On this episode, GV talks about having nothing to talk about, recounts a recent trip to McDonalds, and presents an installment of MORTIFYING TALES focused on childhood lying.

Well guys, this is it. The end of the line as far as The Stuck At Home Saga. I've Got That Shot and it was a very pleasant experience overall but let's talk about the show... We start off with some this and that and then open up a baseball card which I really like. Talk some Japanese baseball and then take questions from you guys. I want to thank all you guys for spending this last year indoors with me. It's been hard, it's been weird but most of all it's been fun.  Don't call this a goodbye, call it see you soon. For me, Sara, Gino, Steve and Donny, Grandmaster Grandpa, AB Silver and all the rest.. It's been real... 

Hey kids. We have a ton of fun stuff on this week's episode. We ruminate about the early days of lockdown. It's a real trip down Memory Lane. From there we talk about this and that and take a HUGE CALL IN from Steve Balboni. It is actually factually kind of Earth Shattering!  Then we open some cards, talk 70's football and dive bars.. There is some huge news at the end so make sure to listen all the way through! If you have a sec tell a friend about the show. The number one way to grow a podcast is through word of mouth!