Episode 107 - Dungeon Crawler Carl Obsession, 151 Pokemon Painting Challenge & Daredevil: Born Again Review
Frantic NerdcastShow Notes
Welcome back to the Frantic Nerdcast! In episode 107, the crew dives deep into the addictive world of audiobooks (or "audio plays"), a massive new art project, and the latest from the MCU on Disney+. We start with a heavy discussion on Dungeon Crawler Carl and the unmatched voice acting of Jeff Hayes. We also explore the difference between standard audiobooks and full-scale audio dramas like The Sandman. AJ reveals his ambitious new creative goal: painting the original 151 Pokemon on individual canvases, starting with Charmander and Diglett. Plus, we give our honest, mixed reviews on Daredevil: Born Again, discussing whether it lived up to the hype and that "weird" bromance ending. In this episode: 00:00 - Welcome back to the Nerdcast! 00:31 - Dungeon Crawler Carl: The "Audio Crack" Addiction 03:00 - Audiobooks vs. Audio Plays: The Sandman & Horus Heresy 12:44 - The 151 Pokemon Painting Challenge: Charmander & Diglett 26:27 - Monsters at War: Our Original Card Game 27:13 - Development Update: Escape from Mars Solo Game 31:30 - Movie Review: Sinners (Vampires & Cinematography) 41:20 - Smallville Retrospective: Checking in on Season 3 50:50 - Solo Storytelling Games: Be Like a Crow & Castle Games 1:06:30 - Daredevil: Born Again & The Defenders Future
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