Zach and JK are back with Episode 12 of Being A Geek For Dummies, “Delayed Bus Simulator,” where the journey is as unpredictable as their picks. This week, they dive into giving side characters the spotlight, dream up the ultimate “toys-to-life” comeback, and debate which fictional foods are worth crossing realities for. Things get even more interesting as they share their favourite non-canon theories they fully stand behind and crown their all-time top movie villains. In the main event, the stakes couldn’t be higher—Thanos is attacking London, and they must assemble a team from across gaming, film, TV, and wrestling… knowing one won’t survive. Tough choices, bold arguments, and plenty of geeky tangents along the way.

Episode 11, The Book of Morons, leans into playful debate and unapologetic geekery as Zach and JK put each other on the spot. They kick things off by casting one another as characters from the stage, with questionable (and highly debatable) reasoning. From there, they dive into nostalgia, each choosing one video game, one movie, and one TV show they wish they could experience again for the very first time.

Things also get competitive when they assign each other superpowers—along with carefully chosen weaknesses—before arguing who would come out on top in a showdown. The episode wraps with the main event: designing their dream video games based on existing franchises, complete with big ideas and standout gameplay moments.

It’s a mix of nostalgia, imagination, and spirited back-and-forth that defines what Being A Geek For Dummies does best.

Episode 10 of Being A Geek For Dummies — “It is the Liglighter!” — sees Zach Ligmus and JK Roberts dive headfirst into some brilliantly nerdy what-ifs and hot takes. From combining the ultimate mix of superpowers to debating how many games is too many to juggle at once, the duo keep things fun and unpredictable. Things take a wild turn as they imagine surviving the apocalypse as the last two people on Earth, before getting brutally honest about their all-time favourite TV shows… and which one they’d erase forever. They also get nostalgic over modern toys compared to what they had growing up, and cap it all off with a WrestleMania-inspired Mount Rushmore of wrestling legends.

Welcome back to the Being A Geek For Dummies Podcast! This time, JK Roberts and Zach Ligmus are joined by special guest “The Suplex Express” Kai Daniels for a high-energy WrestleMania 42: Mania Monday special.

The crew kicks things off with a quick-fire breakdown of WrestleMania as a whole before diving straight into bold predictions for both nights of the Showcase of the Immortals. From there, they shake things up by reimagining matches—whether it’s tweaking stipulations or completely rewriting the card.

To close things out, expect absolute chaos as each host fantasy-books one of the announced matches with full-on overbooking: surprise run-ins, wild swerves, and all the shenanigans you could ask for.

If you love wrestling debates, hot takes, and a bit of creative madness, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.

Episode 9 of Being A Geek For Dummies sees Zach & JK fully embrace chaos in “The God Damn Fricking Spice Girls.” This week, they reimagine their favorite games with bizarre genre swaps that somehow still feel legit, draft the ultimate three Pokémon team for surviving a zombie apocalypse, and debate which TV series they’d drop themselves into (and why they’d probably regret it). They also dig up the weirdest, most obscure piece of merch they’ve ever owned before diving into a fun crossover discussion—what would the crew from The Boys pick as their favorite real-life superhero movies? It’s unhinged, nostalgic, and peak geek energy from start to finish.

On this week’s episode, Zach and JK sit down to discuss trailers that spoiled their experience of the film for them and what a movie based on their lives would be like.

JK finally starts his path to redemption after his bombshell announcement last week. We also discuss Lego video games, our Lego set wishlist and which animated tv shows should be turned into live action adaptations.

On this week’s episode, JK and Zach discuss things topics such as gaming exploits, sitcom genre switches and what film franchises would translate well into musicals.