GEEK TO GEEK MEDIA
GEEK TO GEEK MEDIA
Geek to Geek Media is a collective of writers, podcasters, streamers, and creators who love pretty much all things geeky, and we want to share that love with you.
Here's the thing: we’re not some faceless, evil, corporate publisher here. We’re a hodge-podge crew of everyday gamers, comic book fans, movie/TV buffs, and TTRPG players and game masters who believe that geekdom is best when it’s shared.
We started Geek to Geek Media because we wanted a space that felt like hanging out with your friends: always welcoming, a little chaotic, and down for good conversation about whatever it is that you’re playing, watching, or reading.
Game Reviews, Previews, and Impressions: From indie games we just adore to AAA blockbusters, we dive deep into the good, bad, and ugly about them so you can decide if they're for you.
Podcasts & Streams: We have everything from TTRPGS to retro gaming, audio Let's Plays, and KPop. We are here to share all our pop culture obsessions with you.
Tabletop Gaming: Book reviews, some actual plays, advice for DMs, GMs, and players, and stories from our own click-clack, math rock adventures. And original content you can use at your own tables!
Comics & Manga: Recommendations, reviews, and the occasional “you have to read this right now” urge.
TV & Movies: Recaps, reactions, and deep dives into the shows and films that keep us up way past bedtime. Who are we kidding, we don't have a bedtime, adn if we did, we'd stay up past it anyway. But we do sure love these TV shows and movies.
Community Spotlights: We love highlighting you! Whether it's fan art, cosplay, arts & crafts, or some other geeky creation, hope into our Discord and share your goodies.
We love everything, you included. If you love something. we want to love it, too. All we want is to share that geeky joy we get from our fandoms and obsessions.
We believe in kindness, curiosity, the power of good stories and bad puns. We’re here to celebrate, not criticize.
Geek to Geek Media is more than a website of blogs and reviews. It’s a community. Jump into the comments, join our Discord, or say hi on social media.
Want to contribute? Pitch us your idea! Want to just lurk and be friends from a distance? That’s cool, too.
Thanks for stopping by and being part of our whole thing. Whether you found us through Google and are just clicking around, or came by to say hi to some friends, we’re glad you're here. Stay geeky, frbe excellent to each other, and make good choices.
Be sure to check out the links below for many of the individual creators' Twitch channels and independent podcasts.
Our website is overseen by a team of gaming experts and content creators with various backgrounds and wide ranges of experience.
BJ helped found Geek to Geek Media in 2016, and has been writing and playing RPGs and video games most of his life. By day, he's a freelance writer and editor, has worked for multiple major WordPress resource sites, and by night, he is a TTRPG designer, D&D/Dragonbane adventure author, and Game Master. He's an Adamantine (top 0.5%) bestselling author on DMs Guild for his D&D adventures, and his novels Birthright and Nimbus have been #1 bestsellers on Amazon. He also writes the newsletter BJK Games on Substack.
Troy has been contributing to Geek to Geek Media since 2019. Along with his written work, he is also the host of the Audio Only Let's Play Podcast, “Power Play-Throughs.” Outside of the Geek to Geek family, Troy is a host on “Too Young for This Trek” and the creator of “Podcasters Assemble”. He is also a dad, a doodler, and a designer. Find him on most social media as @TroytlePower or visit TroytlePower.com to see more of his work.
Jay (aka Capsulejay) has been covering video games via articles and live streams since 2015. After joining the Geek to Geek Media Network in 2018, he has worn many hats: Twitch Streamer, Community Manager, Game Journalist, Commissioner of E-Sports, and Anime Club Czar. When he isn't playing games or watching anime, he's probably hiking, building model kits, running, or spoiling his pets. You can find him on various social media with the handle @Capsulejay.
Erik Slader is an author, podcaster, and full-time nerd. He’s the co-author of the “Epic Fails” book series (The Wright Brothers: Nose-Diving Into History, The Age of Exploration: Totally Getting Lost, etc) and the creator of Epik Fails of History, a podcast and blog about the most epic fails… of history. His latest book is “2299“, a sci-fi / noir novella. Erik is also a co-host on 2 Young 4 This Trek: A Star Trek Podcast, a frequent contributor to ComicZombie.net (with his podcasting co-host and fellow blogger, Chris Carroll), and the current editor of Podcasters Assemble! He currently lives in Green Cove Springs, FL with his fiancé, two teenagers, and too many cats.
Kenny (aka Weeble Spleen) has been a full-time variety streamer since 2020. They are always on the lookout for the coveted “Cartridge in the Rough:” a poorly reviewed, bad, or under-represented game that is secretly a ton of fun.
Steve likes bad movies, good video games (Dragon Quest, Castlevania, etc.), and all manner of trivia. …OK, he likes some really bad video games too. Also known around the web as Falion.
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The Geek to Geek community is a fantastic resource, and we may publish pieces from people who are not on our regular web team from time to time. We do so under the author catch-all of ‘Geek Friends' and each post discloses the person or persons responsible for the review.
Geek to Geek Media is a collective of independent creators, dedicated to bringing high-quality content and building strong relationships within our community. All properties are creator-owned, and we have tons of content made just for you — all about the stuff you love! You can find video game reviews, podcasts, livestreams, opinion pieces, actual play TTRPG shows, and just good, old-fashioned friendship.
Geek to Geek Media strives to be genuine and transparent about everything we publish. Our reviews are always marked if we have been provided with a copy of the game or media for the review. In no way does that affect the outcome or score of a review, and we take pride in being impartial and honest with the content we create. We want our readers to have the best experience possible, and our reviews reflect that. We play through everything we review, so you can be sure that if it has a score on our site, then our hands have been pressing the buttons.
Like our reviews, our guides are written based on our own experience with the media and do not take from someone else's time with the product, nor from generative AI software like ChatGPT or Google Gemini. In fact, no written content on Geek to Geek Media is created by generative AI. Because…ew.
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