Ash and Little Beard kick off the episode reminiscing about their custom podcast intro music and how AI tools like Suno are reshaping creative work. The duo dives deep into the chaos of AI-generated fake trailers, especially surrounding Spider-Man Noir, and reflect on the challenges of identifying real content online. They preview and analyze trailers for Superman, Peacemaker, and Spider-Man Noir, discussing concerns over bloated casts, tone inconsistencies, and James Gunn's creative control.

This week on ConCast, Ash andLittle Beard dive into the biggest geek and nerd news for May 2025! We’re talking about Disney’s new villain-themed musical ride, Comic-Con expanding to Spain (with Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom!), and OpenAI taking a swing at the social media world. Plus, we spotlight the Slate Truck—an EV straight outta a minimalist’s dream—and celebrate the brightest breakthroughs in futurism: fusion power, dolphin translators, biodegradable pacemakers, and more!

We also share updates from the winery, 3D printing triumphs and tragedies, a potential He-Man casting catastrophe, and why Wichita’s Riverfest button might be giving us AI-induced headaches.

In this week’s episode, Ash and Little Beard plow through a deluge of new trailers—including Fantastic Four: First Steps, Toxic Avenger, Thunderbolts, Predator: Badlands, and more. We rant about cosplay boot prices, con guest burnout, nostalgia overload, and why Galactus might need a zoning permit in Manhattan. We also serve up fresh geek news on Critical Role’s publishing empire, Star Wars: Starfighter with Ryan Gosling, and YouTube’s 20th birthday. Bonus: tales of stripper boots and the great White Castle Kansas conundrum.

This week on ConCast, Ash and Little Beard limp back from a whirlwind weekend at the Great Plains Renaissance Festival. From gale-force winds and collapsing pop-ups to soy sauce shots in the Pirate Power Hour, it was an event to remember… or partially blackout. They share tales of steampunk woes, generator dreams, new 3D printing tech, and why the new Supergirl movie might just slap. Plus, AI creates creepy-accurate videos of two tired Ren Faire dads, and they give a shoutout to Mac for leveling up Wag’s socials. Oh—and if you’re wondering what movie might actually kill a man in a theater, Minecraft’s got you covered.

In this episode of ConCast, Ash and Little Beard kick things off with a heartfelt tribute to Val Kilmer, diving into their favorite films and his unforgettable performances. From there, it’s a wild ride through geek culture—everything from dice hoarding and Star Trek model building to the chaos of AI-generated movies and Magic: The Gathering nostalgia. They rant about overpriced collectibles, reveal con plans (including wine slushies!), and debate whether B-movies are making a comeback in the AI age. It’s nerdy, it’s rowdy, and it’s pure ConCast energy.

This week on ConCast, Ash and Little Beard dive into their experiences at Kansas Comic Con, discussing highlights, vendor trends, and the evolving convention scene. They’re joined by their wives, Christie and Jessica, for a fun and lively discussion about everything from upcoming events like Planet Comic Con and Great Plains Renaissance Festival to the wild world of celebrity autographs. Plus, they share their latest geekgasms, including sci-fi movies, 3D printing, Ghostbusters gear, and the state of Marvel. Tune in for laughs, insights, and plenty of nerdy banter!

In this episode of ConCast, Ash, John, and Tim dive into a wild mix of topics, from classic pop culture gems and obscure movie facts to ridiculous strip club stories and the ever-changing world of cosplay. Along the way, we tackle the evolution of Ren Faires, the absurdity of Pawn Stars, and why Nathan Fillion deserves a better role in DC or Marvel. We also reflect on Michelle Trachtenberg’s passing, the state of the gaming industry, and how conventions keep shifting in the Midwest. Tune in for another round of unfiltered geek talk, laughs, and unexpected tangents!

In this episode of ConCast, Ash and Little Beard dive into PC upgrades, 3D printing collectibles, and the latest Marvel movie shake-ups, including the return of Wesley Snipes as Blade and the chaotic multiversal direction of the MCU. They discuss Microsoft’s quantum computing breakthrough, SNL’s 50th anniversary, and the blurring of Star Trek canon thanks to Star Trek Online. Plus, hear about 3D-printing a lost He-Man toy, upcoming conventions, and whether George Miller directing a World War Hulk movie is a genius move or a risky gamble. Tune in for geek culture, tech talk, and plenty of laughs!