the Bionic Genius Roundtable

Jed the intern did not join us in the studio this week, but we had a ball!
Listen as your geniuses discuss:
Their favorite reality shows.
Will it Whistle?
Stealing Creativity.
Favorite Christmas Shows.
The History of Snowglobes - a filmstrip from the archives.
Questions or Comments? Call 206-NOODLE-6 and leave a message, or e-mail roundtable @ bionicgenius.com. Maybe we will [...]

We’ve reached deep into the Bionic Genius AV closet to bring you the audio from the presentation, Snow Globes and You: Why You Should Care.
This audio presentation was played live on Episode 0000004. If you haven’t heard this episode, you owe it to yourself to listen.

This vintage cassette has been restored to the original pristine [...]

We like to discuss music, books, art, movies, TV, the creative process and more–plus you may even hear a comedy sketch from time to time.
Wherein three bionic geniuses wax profoundly poetic on all subjects creative. Seriously, we talk about music, books, art, movies, TV, the creative process and more–plus you may even hear a comedy [...]

the Bionic Genius Roundtable’s Live Thanksgiving Show!
In this episode, the geniuses broadcast in full Pilgrim dress, out in the woods of Plymouth {Indiana}, complete with blunderbusses.
the Bionic Genius Roundtable’s Live Thanksgiving Show!
In this episode, the geniuses broadcast in full Pilgrim dress, out in the woods of Plymouth {Indiana}, complete with blunderbusses. Jed joins us this [...]

So far, Jed is our favorite intern. Jed showed me some great Amish / Thanksgiving links, and taught me a great way to search using Google.

Enjoy this Coffey family tradition for getting rid of that post-Thanksgiving indigestion, and also leftovers. As heard on the Bionic Genius Roundtable Thanksgiving Special.

Short-N-Snappy are provided by Roy Smith & Terry Coffey.

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the Bionic Genius Roundtable’s podcasts are always free.
Most podcatching software is free, too.
A Podcast is a prerecorded audio program, a lot like a radio program that you listen to on your computer. Because it’s prerecorded, you can listen to it any time you want. Although everyone calls it “Pod”casting, you don’t need an Apple iPod [...]

[submitted by Alahondro the Intern in lieu of Mr. Houser]
The Bionic Geniuses have published their second successful podcast. Mr. Houser tells me that the measure of success is determined by the warm fuzzies that one gets from hearing his own voice…

SADLY, THE AUDIO HAS BEEN STOLEN FROM THE ARCHIVES. WHOEVER STOLE THIS EPISODE CAN KEEP IT.

Topics include:
The first ever “Will it whistle?” Tune in to hear first hand if a Mini Moon Pie can whistle.

What movies should be made from cartoons?
Where are they now?
Genius situation comedy discussion.
This was Alahondro the Intern’s last day — [...]

During the late 1960s and early 1970s, America’s space program was the talk and marvel of the entire world.
Mission after mission successfully sent men first into orbit, then onto the surface of the moon.
Despite the successes, there were some failures, as well-most notably the launch pad fire that killed astronaut Gus Grissom. There was, however, [...]

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THE AUDIO HAS BEEN STOLEN FROM THIS EPISODE AS WELL. WE BLAME A PAST AMISH INTERN. COINCIDENTALY, THERE WAS AN EBAY AUCTION CONTAINING THE AUDIO FROM THIS EPISODE, SOLD BY “BuggyBoy99″. WE’RE NOT AT LIBERTY TO DIVULGE MORE INFORMATION AT THIS TIME.
This is the meet & greet. The grip & grin.
The [...]

The Doppelgangers used to play just as the trains were arriving. While this was very entertaining for the folks standing at the depot, the performance was exclusively the train passengers…