151 - Indy Challenge

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2006

⏱️ 90 minutes

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It's time for our monthly Indy Challenge interview episode. So get ready to write down four more titles you won't want to leave off of this month's order.

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 151.
0:15.6	Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deemer. I'm Shane Kelly. I'm Jamie D. I'm Peter Rios.
0:21.2	And it's so good to have you on our show.
0:24.7	This episode of Comic Geekspeak is sponsored by the Pop Cult Online, a comic book podcast and
0:30.1	blog dedicated to the 10-year-old in all of us. Join in lively discussions about popular
0:34.9	culture from the 60s, 70s, and the 80s.
0:42.9	It's all in fun with an emphasis on Bronze Age Comics, Toys, Games, TV, and more.
0:46.2	Hosted by Rick Gordon, also known as Maxim Glory.
0:52.1	You can check out their website at www.thepopcultonline.com.
0:56.8	10-year-old in me is having a soda right now watching Batman on TV.
0:57.9	Okay.
1:01.6	I don't know what the 10 year old in me would be doing.
1:03.3	Whatever was going on in 1982.
1:04.9	That's what the 10 year old in me is going.
1:06.4	Well, 1982, 83, I should say.
1:06.7	83.
1:11.1	I was, well, 82, I was probably playing with mask toys and G.I. Joe.
1:12.5	Yeah, me too.
1:13.7	For me, it's 1976.
1:15.6	Okay, that's a 10-year-old than me.
1:18.0	And that's probably the 10-year-old for Maxim, too. Yeah.
1:18.6	Yeah, yeah.
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