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Today the old geek and young geek are talking to Chad Terpstra, for whom pipes are practically a way of life.

Chad's shooting a feature length documentary about pipes-men (and women). We learn all about this oddly specific hobby/lifestyle.

So whether you're smoking exotic leaf from an $18,000 object d'art or just shovin' some 'backy in the old corncob, check it out!

The old and young geek mix it up with cosplayer Carol Rosado! We get the inside word on the people who make conventions awesome. I think you will agree that our eyebrows are on fleek.

Max Lopez has done stop-motion animation on Adventure Time and Amazon's Tumble Leaf. So we chopped it up about cartoons, cartoons, and cartoons! Are we living through a golden age of animation? How do you get started as an animator? Is Steven Universe awesome or what?

We've re-tooled Old Geek Young Geek a bit, and are coming at you with a slightly different, more general focus.

This week, we're talking to Paul Hungerford. An actor/improviser/director and geek, Paul has performed with The Groundlings, Acme Comedy Theater and more, as well as appearing in feature films, TV shows, commercials. He's also a huge geek, and his latest project is a series of nerd-oriented improv show at Impro theater in Los Angeles. Check it out here:

http://improtheatre.com

This week, we're talking about gaming and kids, discussing the challenges and opportunities video games mixing with children presents. The young and old geek are joined by video game writer, dad, and all-around awesome guy Gus Mastrapa and Dexter Johnson, age 8, the next generation of gamer.

We all like wasting time playing games, but can games be more than that? Scott and Steve have very different takes on the matter, as they discuss whether games teach us life lessons, whether time you enjoy wasting is actually wasted, and whether Cheap Trick's "Surrender" is the greatest rock song ever written. (Spoiler Alert: It is.)