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Coolest Geek Alive

Coolest Geek Alive

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Jesse Blaze Snider is the hero we need, bipartisan & scrutinizing. Like a nerd culture Arthur Fonzarelli, he will give you that perfect advice you need or jump some sharks to save the day himself. He’s a geek like you. A fan of the source material FIRST, who believes that geeks need to get their geek news from other geeks or it’s all bull$#!+. He’s a professional comic book writer whose credits include Marvel, DC, Image, Disney*Pixar, the Muppets & a lot more. He’s an English major, a music minor & a damn good broadcast journalist since the age of 19. Truly, you’ve never met a more humble taste-making mortal than this lovable muppet of a man. He even wrote this bio. JBS believes that the world deserves better MYTHS and he’s NOT GONNA TAKE IT…not anymore. Some things…are worth fighting for. Join us, won’t you?

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Episodes
  • Coolest Pick - “Jurassic World: Rebirth” (2025)

    Coolest Pick - “Jurassic World: Rebirth” (2025)
    Jul 13 2025

    Gareth Edwards, what you've just helped to create is one of the most insanely awesome things the Coolest Geek Alive has most recently seen! At no point in your satisfying, well-paced, dinosaur-orgy horror/action film were you even close to anything that could be considered boring (except for at the end). Every listener of this podcast will be better for having watched your film. We award you all of the points, and may God bless your soul eternally.

    Thanks for listening to the Coolest Geek Alive Episode #207 - Coolest Pick - “Jurassic World: Rebirth” (2025)
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    11 mins
  • Superman vs. the Media Machine (Why They Need the New Superman to Fail)

    Superman vs. the Media Machine (Why They Need the New Superman to Fail)
    Jul 10 2025

    In this episode of Coolest Geek Alive, Jesse Blaze Snider pulls back the curtain on the real reason entertainment media is quietly undermining James Gunn’s upcoming Superman reboot. Why? Because it represents everything Hollywood’s elite fears: a moral, hopeful, good Superman that actually gives the audience what it’s been asking for. Zaslav’s move to hire Gunn wasn’t just a creative decision—it was a peace offering to a burned-out fanbase. And if it works? It proves that listening to the people, NOT pushing subversive agendas, MIGHT actually be the key to box office success. But the Entertainment Media Complex doesn’t want that story. So it’s slow-leaking negativity, stirring doubt, and trying to kill the film’s momentum before it even flies. This is more than just a movie...it’s a battle over narrative control, cultural hope, and who gets to define “heroism.” Buckle up. This one’s got heat vision.

    Thank you for listening to The Coolest Geek Alive EP 206 Superman vs. the Media Machine (Why They Need the New Superman to Fail)
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Coolest Pick - “Wayne” TV Series (2019's LONE Season!)

    Coolest Pick - “Wayne” TV Series (2019's LONE Season!)
    Jul 5 2025

    Shawn Simmons, what you've just created is one of the most insanely awesome things the Coolest Geek Alive has ever seen! At no point in your fun, cute, romantic dark comedy series were you even close to anything that could be considered boring. Every listener of this podcast will be better for having watched the SOLE season of your fucking fabulous show. We award you all of the points, and may God bless your soul eternally.

    Thank you for listening to the Coolest Geek Alive podcast #205 Coolest Pick - “Wayne” TV Series (2019's LONE Season!)
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    15 mins

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