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EVA: The Entertainment Variance Authority

Join Nakware Howard and Jonathan McNamara, two proud nerds with a love for entertainment, as they wield their time sticks to judge the fate of content in the nerd universe.

Podcast · By Nakware Howard & Jonathan McNamara · English · US · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    BONUS: Trading Cards, Video Game Magic & Why Growing Up Hit Different. (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to the Entertainment Variance Authority, after putting Gundam on trial, Agents Nakware and J-Mac accidentally stumble into something far more dangerous: nostalgia. What begins as a conversation about rare anime magazines quickly spirals into an unexpectedly heartfelt debate about the childhood experiences that shaped an entire generation of nerds. Trading card shops. Comic book grab bags. Pokémon. Yu-Gi-Oh. Split-screen gaming. The thrill of discovering a hobby before algorithms tol

  2. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Dope-Ass Sky Robots: Gundam explained and why fans never leave. (opens the original)

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    Welcome back to the Entertainment Variance Authority, where every fandom gets its day in court and only the worthy survive the Sacred Timeline. This week, the EVA takes a hard left into one of entertainment's biggest and most misunderstood franchises. Agent J-Mac is unleashed on a mission to answer one deceptively simple question: Why should anyone care about Gundam? Agent Nakware serves as judge, jury, and relentless cross-examiner as they put nearly 50 years of giant robots, war stories, model

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