In this episode of our podcast Elyse, Alice Marie, Lois and Moxie called each other up to talk about their many feelings about the Whedonverse. While, without a doubt, we all enjoy Joss Whedon's output and are happy to have a fellow geek creating exciting content, certain problematic elements of his creative output need to be discussed. Among things discussed, Moxie breaks it down on the erasure of bisexuality in Buffy, Lois is through with Firefly because of the show's treatment of Chinese culture, and Alice Marie has a lot of feelings (both good and bad) about Dollhouse and the show's premise. And then there's that one movie he just did. With all the butts. The episode then finishes off with a great (although not Whedon-related) tangent discussing Joan Watson and the upcoming series Elementary. And there ya have it, folks. 

In this episode, Alice Marie, Lois & Moxie, along with guest Rick, talk about the way geeks and nerds are portrayed in the media. They go into why The Big Bang Theory just doesn't work, discuss what the good representations are, and go on possibly one of the funniest tangents in our recording history so far, with Misfits sex talk.

In our second recorded session, we sat down to talk about the history of bad girls, female villains and anti-heroes, primarily focusing on film and television. More info here.

In addition, we're also including the full conversation between author, blogger and culture vulture Jennifer K. Stuller and Geekquality's Alice Marie and Elyse. A lively discussion on women in geek media, social networking tools as a way to build a community, cult film archetypes like Tura Satana in Russ Meyer's Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! and other topics.

Referenced links:

• Find out more about Jennifer Stuller's book, Ink-Stained Amazons and Cinematic Warriors: Superwomen in Modern Mythology, which has received many accolades
• The Mystical Pregnancy trope discussed on Feminist Frequency

In this, the inaugural Geekquality podcast, we introduce ourselves and spend about an hour talking about Geek Girl Con, Jennifer Stuller & her new book "Ink Stained Amazons," our feeligns about consuming flawed media while maintaining an analytical eye, as well as various other chatter relating to Harry Potter, Misfits, classic movies, cultural stereotypes, and future podcast plans.

Referenced links:

• Find out more about Jennifer Stuller's book, Ink-Stained Amazons and Cinematic Warriors: Superwomen in Modern Mythology, which has received many accolades
• John Cho interview mentioned by Lois
• The referenced "special snowflake syndrome"
• The Centaur in mythology, beyond the capsule summary we offer
• The Mystical Pregnancy trope discussed on Feminist Frequency
• Potter Colours: a blog celebrating characters of color in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter universe