Halloween is just two weeks away which means it’s time for a special edition of Nerdgeist’s monthly to do list. Check out what’s on the agenda to get yourself into the spooky […]
The Halloween List
OX: DREAD Live – A Night of Horror, Jenga and Absolute Chaos
Between putting out weekly long-form videos, creating five to seven short-form videos a week, starting up a new podcast, working, returning to university and exercising, I really haven’t had much time for […]
HBO Max celebrates Halloween With “Horror Comes Home” Collection
HBO Max is going all out for Halloween 2026. Yesterday, they launched their own dedicated Halloween collection that brings together the streamer’s best horror programming. Entitled “Horror Comes Home”, viewers will be […]
The September List
Summer is coming to an end and the sunny weather is starting to wind down. Wondering what to do this month when the days get colder? We’ve got you covered with our […]
The August list
Wondering how to pass your time this summer? Nerdgeist has you covered. With plenty to see, do, read, play, etc, check out our August agenda. See: Coyote vs Acme Probably the most […]
The May list
May, arguably the nerdiest month of the calendar, is upon us. And with plenty to do, see, and celebrate, it’s easy to see why. Check out our May list to see what […]
The April List
Wondering what to watch, play or do in April? Here at Nerdgeist, we’ve got you covered with 8 things that need to be on your list this month. Watch: Lee Cronin’s The […]
The March List
Spring has officially begun and with that lots of new things for us nerds to watch, do, play, etc. So we’ve curated a list of what should be on your list this […]
Oxventure Just Made A Spooky Announcement
Alright nerds, looks like Halloween is coming early — and it’s all thanks to the lads and lasses of Oxventure. The beloved tabletop chaos engine has leaned hard into spooky season energy, […]
“I Think I’m Still Human”: A Sci-Fi Warning About AI
First published in 1967, I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison emerged during the Cold War, when fears about computers, automation, and dehumanisation were beginning to take shape. […]
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