Depending on how you pronounce it, “Live in New Zealand” could have either of two meanings. In this case, it has both, because:
I congratulate the New Zealanders on their good taste, robust climate, fertile soil and high mountains.
Please ignore
We are now syndicated via Veoh, which supports transcoding content to a variety of services from RSS. Someone boarded the clue train! Woo!
A Planet-Nerd-produced music video of a song by Melbourne most magnificent comedian/cabarettist/rock-star, Geraldine Quinn. Featuring cameos by many of Melbourne’s rising stars of comedy, and other people who we just roped in on the promise of free cookies
It be September 19th, and ye know what that means: all ‘cross the Interweb, nerds be talkin’ like pirates. But there be another reason to remember today, an’ that be Punraiser, a fund raising event in support o’ RMIT Fine Arts photography students. So get along to Roxanne Parlour tonight to see a line-up o’ Melbourne’s finest comedians, includin’ Planet Nerd presenter Ben McKenzie talkin’ about science or somesuch, and our very own DVD reviewer, Rob Lloyd, presentin’ a preview of his incredibly nerdy new show, Every Film Ever Made, with Planet Nerd guest star Adam McKenzie. Arrrr!
I got pretty excited about the prospect of Iron Man. You know I did. Just scroll down the page and listen to me sing “How Good Does That Movie Look?” in a slightly flat fashion. But the thing is, I really am a bit excited about Iron Man, and now I have more reason than ever. Sing and ye shall receive! Behold, the Iron Man “teaser trailer”.
…man. How good is that goatee? Plus the soundtrack of the trailer will make metalheads (or more likely, since this is Planet Nerd, Guitar Hero fans) go mental.
I couldn’t help but cheer when I noticed that SuperNerd Kyle Purdy made it to #3 in the Top 7 Geekiest Apple Fans.
Kyle was one of my favourite interviews ever.
This was too cute not to post:
Thanks Tania!
Planet Nerd: Year One
No, it’s not a brilliant re-imagining of our origins and our early trials in our new role; rather, it’s the Planet Nerd year one wrap party! If you’ve enjoyed the show this year, why not come along and show your support and appreciation. There’ll be clips from the show and great moments of nerdiness on the big screens, and merchandise, including DVDs and possibly even T-shirts, for sale. So come on – you know you want to.
What: Planet Nerd: Year One wrap party
Where: Glitch Bar + Cinema, 318 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North (Melways 30 C11) [map]
When: Saturday, September 8th, from 7pm
A friend just brought this magazine to my attention, and I am stunned that I haven’t come across it before. Nerds Gone Wild is the creation of Melbourne writer Mia Timpano.
It’s a magazine that you can buy in the store. You can also download it for free as PDF. The latest edition features Daniel Kitson as guest writer.
I’m in heaven.
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