RNA 182 MAGIC EDIT

Rated NA 182: All That Magic

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Hosts: Ash, Matt, and Scott

Scott and Ash delve into Telltale’s Game of Thrones first episode, while Matt checks out the new Hearthstone: Gnomes vs. Goblins Expansion. Also we talk Far Cry 4, Newsroom, Cards Against Humanity, HBO, and Marvel.

Rated NA 182

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Scott

Hi, I’m one of the founders of Nerd Appropriate and the Rated NA podcast. I like good and bad sci-fi films and tv, pho, and the retrofuture. I am primarily an Xbox gamer, but also do some PC and Wii U gaming as well. By day, I am a research scientist, mostly in topics related to human-computer interaction and user experience. Before all this, fellow NA co-founder Matt and I played music together in various bands. I also used to make "comedy" videos for my high school morning news program before there was a place to post them online. Favorite Star Wars character? Admiral Ackbar. Best Bond era? Timothy Dalton (Craig a close second). Game of all time? Maybe System Shock 2. Thanks for being a part of this labor of nerdy love with us.
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  1. Fluidfyre

    I always find your content discussions really interseting, being from Canada. There is SO MUCH more available for accessing content (cutting the cord etc.) in the US than in Canada, or anywhere else really. I look forward to the day more of it will be available elsewhere, but it’s been a slow crawl.

  2. Fluidfyre

    I always find your content discussions really interseting, being from Canada. There is SO MUCH more available for accessing content (cutting the cord etc.) in the US than in Canada, or anywhere else really. I look forward to the day more of it will be available elsewhere, but it’s been a slow crawl.

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