In the spirit of Baron Von Count, Jacob and Bryce share a moment of wholesome, insane, evil laughter.
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In the spirit of Baron Von Count, Jacob and Bryce share a moment of wholesome, insane, evil laughter.
To support Talking Atlas and all of Opal Nebula's content, please consider finding us on Patreon.
Welcome to Opal Nebula's newest semi-un-regular segment! When we come across a choice bit of audio that we enjoy, we'll toss it up here on the Opal Nebula blog so that you can enjoy it too!
In this Featured Clip, Bryce monologues about gender and sexism in the Magic community, and why she is glad that Spike was printed as a girl.
Want to share your thoughts? Let Bryce know on Twitter!
Greetings Opal Nebula fans!
A happy post-Halloween to those who celebrate it, and a happy conclusion-of-Oktopalfest (sort of) to all of us at Opal Nebula. In the coming weeks, we'll be evaluating our Oktopalfest content and determining what worked, what didn't, and what we'd like to pick up full-time.
In parallel with this, we are announcing the end of Talking Atlas' Chaff Chitters, the mini Chaff Chat episodes released each Wednesday. Fear not, Magic lovers: Chaff Chats will continue to cycle through the Talking Atlas roster of content... and it's possible that we'll be making additional regular Magic content. Stay tuned!
Oktopalfest marches on! Announcing: The Shame List, a stream about all those games we meant to play. Y'know what I mean. Remember that game you got on Steam sale that's still languishing in your library three years later? Or that Humble Bundle you were super stoked about, but has sat gathering dust in your program files?
Join Bryce Miller and Rob Stewart as they chew through their own Shame Lists, starting with Shovel Knight! The Shame List begins today (Wednesday, October 4th) at 7:30 EST, with successive episodes each Wednesday in October from 7:00-9:00 EST.
To watch The Shame List, point your eye-holes to our Twitch account!
As with our other Oktopalfest content, if you enjoy The Shame List, let us know! This month is about making cool things and finding what among them people like. With your communication and support through our Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon, we can keep doing these things!
We at Opal Nebula are gearing up to bring you all kinds of new pilots and show concepts in the month of October, in a little something that we're calling Oktopalfest. Awesome content in October means site revamps in September, so please pardon our dust as we improve the site!
Stay tuned to @OpalNebula for more details!
We would like to take this moment to thank you (yes, you!), our lovely viewers, for supporting us through 100 episodes of Talking Atlas. Jacob and I have all kinds of fun things in mind, not the least of which is another 100 episodes of Talking Atlas to come!
Love,
–Bryce and Jacob
Hey gang! Some shifts to Schatz Fired that should make things go a little more smoothly around here:
Thank you for your support!
-- Jacob
Jacob talks about Mikey Neumann's film show again because he talked about Batman in a way that made Jacob feel something about Batman for the first time in a long time. Overwatch also makes a comeback for the holidays.
An MGMT starter and a Wilco classic, folks! Twenty-Seven and Jacob get some real emotions out of these two, one way or another. Get your reviews while they're hot.
Midnight, the cat, performs an act of precise cruelty. Jacob reminisces about a high-energy album and waxes poetic about birds on fire. This is the most normal episode yet, ironically.
Jacob opens up about a nerd rock band that he has embraced enjoying and a party game stream by those good folks at Jackbox.
Jacob brings you in real close to talk about The Problems With Comics (by Colin Spacetwinks) and a collection of free story games that are likely to be unleashed on his friends and loved ones.
Jacob finishes up a series of Wrathful Art and gushes about a favorite video game for a spell. Also, a super awesome literary resource of transgender authors and readers. Take a listen.
Jacob explores two very different strange song stylings and says the word "energy" a lot while talking about your Magic Card Art For Today. If you like weird music, this one's for you. (If you don't, you're still invited.)
This week Jacob and Twenty-Seven discuss the fail-state for the show as well as two pleasant slices of Americana that might well be Mirrorverse twins of each other. Come along with us and give it up for Boz Scaggs and Bonnie Raitt!
Today's Album Club will be up after I go demonstrate my knowledge of Java. In the meantime, have this adorable fun-size Schatz Fired!
Jacob digs deep into the past to recall a wretched sandwich and a blissful album. A roller coaster of emotions, this one.
A quick note to let you know that Album Club 500 is updating on Wednesdays now. With that, I give you today's Schatz Fired.
This marks two weeks of Schatz Fired, and Jacob is excited about the new site and some terrific Magic Card Art.
Opal Nebula is the new home of Album Club 500, Talking Atlas and Schatz Fired. Whenever new episodes drop, you'll hear it here first! In the coming days we'll promote our shows' Patreon pages and alert you to iTunes and Google Play feed changes.
Please follow us on Twitter @opalnebula and stay tuned for new developments! We thank you for your support.