Nutty Bites 24: Nutty Debate – Fantasical Worlds Part I

“Wait a second?  Why is this episode number 24? It went from episode 12 to 24?  How did that happen?”

Let me explain, see for the first year of Nutty Bites I only gave episode numbers to the “monthly episodes” but I produced a lot more than that, so I went back and counted all of my monthly, fiction, bonus and debate episodes (anything that was a part II didn’t get counted) and came up with this number.  From here on out I will be counting the episodes in a more logical way.

Star Trek has the best fictional reality of all

This month I brought together Nobilis Reed (of Nobilis Erotica), Chris Morse (of Super Villain Corner), Michael Corley (of Vox in a Box) and Julien DeCorin (of Chemically Inspired) to discuss what Fantatical World we’d like to live in.

Places we’d want to live in:

PROMOS:

  • Lifestyle Jazz
  • 2 Scooners Podcast

 

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Nutty Bites 12 Part II: December

CaelannWhat I’m watching

  • Veronica Mars
  • The Muppet Movie
  • Todd and the book of Pure Evil
  • Tomboy (read my review on the blog)
  • AbFab is back!
  • Sherlock is back with a deer stalker hat
  • Sherlock Holmes Movie

Art Happenings?

FEEDBACK:

RANT!

  • What is with eating during podcasting? NO!

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Nutty Bites 12 Part I: December

I <3 Epiphany

Yes it’s pretty late in the month and I’m just getting to December, but I got a lot of content here for you. I hope you enjoy it.

Show Notes:

What’s awesome in the month of December?

  • Tek is home
  • Christmas
  • New Years
  • Epiphany
  • So much, whew…

What I’m Listening to?

I heard it on twitter

  • Black Bread Recipe

What I’m reading

  • Comics!
  • Sherlock Holmes Stories

TBC

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He had a dream….

You know you’ve been living in Canada when you wake up and only realize that it’s Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday because everyone is commenting about it on social media about it.  That is truly sad, and I feel a little shame about it.

Growing up in NY we all knew King’s legacy, he was a hero everyone could look up to.  Protesting, he did it right.  He showed the world that you can make a change and be clear about your principles and ideals without confusing the message.  He got progress because people worked together and were a team, they all wanted the same thing and they went after it in a way that made them mighty.  Civil disobedience, non violent protest, these were things that helped bring the civil rights movement to progress.  If you think spitting in a cop’s face is non violent protest, you’re wrong.  Look to Dr. King as your template whenever you hold up a protest sign or stand in a picket line.

In a large part of the USA Dr. King’s birthday is not a day off from school or work, I remember being surprised when my nieces moved to VA and had school on this day, it baffled me and that was my eye opener that not everyone sees this man as great, even today :(

Are things perfectly equal and civil today?  No, but we keep working, we keep trying and we continue to follow his message, we will get there.

Now I invited you to listen to the entirety of his “I have a dream” speech in it’s entirety, not just the section we are all familiar with.

Dude, like a real Tricorder would be so cooooool!

I know this has been discussed to death, but I wanted to assure everyone that we here at NIMLAS Studios would love it if one of our mixed nuts or nutcases won the latest XPrize.

The Qualcomm Tricorder XPrize

Introducing the $10 million Qualcomm Tricorder X PRIZE.

Imagine a portable, wireless device in the palm of your hand that monitors and diagnoses your health conditions. That’s the technology envisioned by this competition, and it will allow unprecedented access to personal health metrics. The end result: Radical innovation in healthcare that will give individuals far greater choices in when, where, and how they receive care. Learn more about the competition

I used to have a toy one, I bought it for way more than I should have and I loved it till the batteries corroded and ruined it on me.  That toy had stickers in place of the instruments, but if it actually worked, well that would just be awesome.  Forge needing national healthcare, we could all have one of these in our homes and never have to worry about the little aches and pains, the tricorder would tell us if it was a tumor or not :) The only downside is kids couldn’t fake being too sick to go to school, sorry kids, better think of better ways to play hooky.