Nerdy For 30

Franksgiving is upon us! After a month of buildup, Kevin and Tim settle into Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein. But does it live up to a career's worth (or in our case, a month's worth) of hype? Tune in to find out!

Kevin and Tim finally crack open their long-awaited bargain-bin banger: Van Helsing ! They revel in the movie’s gothic, supernatural James Bond vibes, debate who in their right mind would choose to live in this murder-town, and nitpick Kate Beckinsale’s brother’s truly questionable werewolf-catching strategy.

Kevin and Tim are celebrating week two of Franks-giving Month with Frankenweenie —a movie neither of them really liked. They dive into what makes a great Frankenstein story, Tim’s fear of art, and the strange joy of watching animations watch other animations.

Kevin and Tim kick off Franks-giving Month with Lisa Frankenstein , a movie they’ve both been meaning to watch. They dive into the film’s mix of gore and teen angst—and take a little detour to bash The Munsters.

We thought we could run from the past, but we were wrong! The nineties are back in this week’s Nerdy for 30, where Tim and Kevin talk unsatisfying plot twists, vanishing crabs, and the healing power of kelp.

Kevin and Tim dive into the 2024 horror flick It’s What’s Inside — trying to tell the characters apart, debating whether they’d ever switch bodies themselves, and wondering if this movie just invented a brand-new kind of body horror.

Ghostface is back, and so is our pal BABE FINLEY! She joins Kevin and Tim to break down all the things that make Scream 3 great, including Parker Posey, Parker Posey, and (last but not least) Parker Posey.

October is upon us! We're kicking off the season with Marvel Zombies, but does it live up to the hype, or is this series... dead on arrival? Kevin wrote this.

Kevin and Tim fire off their last-minute Fat Bear Week predictions before waddling through the glorious history of past champions and the juiciest controversies in the sport. Then it’s on to listener mail, with hard-hitting questions about East Coast elite parenting and the all-important mystery of when to bust out someone’s last name.

Kevin and Tim discuss the movie 28 Years Later.  They discuss types of zombies, religious symbolism and if Jimmy was worth the hype.

Tim and Kevin are back with another Heaven and Heck. This episode's topic is weird recs and the guys have em. They talk reality tv, pretending to like art and listening to sexy audio books.

The wait is over. Tim and Kevin dive into the smash-hit Netflix movie to see if it lives up to the hype. Will they love it or hate it? Tune in to find out!

The boys are back with more relationship advice. If you're in a pickle, email nerdyfor30@gmail.com with the subject line "OH FUCK!"

Kevin and Tim are switching things up this week with a round of dating advice questions—covering everything from splitting the check to cat obsessions to whether getting sent free money might actually be a red flag.

This weed we're talking Weapons! Kevin and Tim break down just how scary some of those big moments really were, if the big bad made any sense and how this movie stacks up against Barbarian .

Tim and Kevin are back with even more advice!

Tim and Kevin travel back in time to when they first saw Fantastic Four: First steps! Did they like it? I mean, yeah, kind of!

Kevin and Tim fly head first into Superman! Did James Gunn nail it? Is this the best version of Superman ever? What does the DCU look like going forward?

People's Champ Tim Keck™ is still on vacation, so Kevin riffs 30 minutes on The Incredibles off the dome. Talking points include the Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series, Friedrich Nietzsche, and American professional skateboarder Rodney Mullen.

Let's fucking go! Tim is away so Kevin takes the opportunity to cover a movie he would never have approved: Challengers, the 2024 tennis love-triangle drama. Guests Lauren Moore and Evan Boylan join the party to dissect class struggles, wardrobe changes, and why Zion Williamson never made it in the NBA.

Kevin and Tim throw the "advice podcast" format on the backburner again to focus on dangerous animals, disappointing dream homes, and the greatest unsolved murder in human history.

Kevin and Tim talk football plays, inspiring speeches and how many times they cried during this movie.

Kevin and Tim attempt to answer reddit questions and dole out advice but immediately get side tracked talking about dogs, pokemon and sleep hygiene.

Tim and Kevin dive right into it, talking moral gray areas, relatable mistakes, and a surprising stance on Bill Clinton.

Kevin and Tim grab a couple of those TVA tasers and dive into the Multiverse Saga, deciding which stories are essential to MCU canon - and which should be cast into the void.