The GonnaGeek Show
The GonnaGeek.com Show is a weekly geek news video show (and weekly geek news podcast). Each week we get together to chat about the latest in the world of geek covering a variety of genres including tech news, gaming news, scifi news, science news and space news.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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GonnaGeek.com Show #433 – Gonna Hack Your TV (opens the original)
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This episode of the GonnaGeek Show was record on September 7, 2026 In episode 433 of the GonnaGeek Show, hosts Stephen, Chris, and SP return for a jam-packed session of tech and space news. The show begins with a story about Stephen officially being inducted into the ‘cult of EVs’… well at least his wife...
GonnaGeek.com Show #432 – Gonna Float (opens the original)
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This episode of the GonnaGeek Show was record on July 27, 2026. In this episode of the official GonnaGeek.com show, hosts Stephen, Chris, and SP reunite after a brief hiatus caused by Stephen’s high-tech camping trip. The trio dives deep into the recent aerospace milestones of SpaceX, specifically analyzing the Starship Heavy Booster 20 and...
GonnaGeek.com Show #431 – Gonna Get Digital (opens the original)
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This episode of the GonnaGeek Show was record on July 6, 2026 In episode 431 of the official GonnaGeek Show, the news begins chatting about Sony’s push toward disc-less consoles and the financial implications for game preservation and the used game market. This leads into a discussion about Microsoft’s recent downsizing of its gaming division,...
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