Pete decides to take the podcast 180 degrees away from monogamy, and explores the torrid lifestyle of a French model of the early 20th Century with a bio comic by Catel and Bocquet exploring the life of: Kiki de Montparnasse. The famous advocate for women’s rights, and artist was a model, painter, singer, actress and memoirist in Paris during the high times of the Dada movement and the surrealist movements.

Finally, we step foot into the future and the Giggaheim podcast crew debates the idea of digital ownership. With Microsoft tightening the noose on digital ownership in games, the crew asks if we actually own anything in the cloud, and looks at what collectables and media can be repossessed by publishers and creators at any time. When you buy something, is it truly yours?

Last, Doug takes us into the future of Apple with a summary of the events of the WWDC 2013 conference. Apple continues o forge ahead with shocking artistic license on its premier work-horse computer, the MacPro. It introduces new services such as iTunes Radio to stream from the clouds to your pockets, and it is radically updating it’s Od with the new iOS 7. Does the new design match the new features, or does it leave you flat?

A separate E3 2013 special is being produced, so stay tuned for updates, reviews and tips about the future of gaming from the world’s largest gaming expo. Check our feeds and website regularly for updates.

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Pete comes to the table with a comic book series that centers the crew on the gravity of what Memorial Day means for each of us. "The Other Side," written by Jason Aaron with art by Cameron Stewart, tells of the horrors of war via an unconventional writing device that works beautifully. Find out all the details that had Pete buying and reading each issue as fast as his brain could digest them. The Memorial Day discussion then moves out of comics and onto the silver screen, dabbling for a few brief moments into the politics of war, and its repercussions.

Switching gears while maintaining a military theme, Randis fires up Dating Advice for Geeks with a great topic: WINGMEN. What makes a good wingman? When should a wingman be ready to assist and when should they silently slip into the shadows? Randis digs deep and manages to find two members of the podcast team who recently experienced a wingman misfire. What went wrong? Can it be fixed? Who put the bop in the bop shoo bop shoo bop? Find out in this hysterical segment!

Finally, Craig jumps in with the biggest gaming news of the year to date. Microsoft has shown the world the XBOX One, now what exactly is the world thinking? Craig puts the gaming knowledge smackdown on the show by walking through all the hardware and software specs for the new shiny box from the folks at Redmond. So what about used games, and what's all this about KINECT knowing more about your heart rate than you do? Find out the answers to these and other questions in the gaming section of Episode 105 of The Giggaheim Podcast.

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WARNING: We discuss SPOILERS on this show, and they are unavoidable, so listen at your own risk.

What did you think of Star Trek Into Darkness? Did you have a different opinion and want to tell us what for? Comment below, tweet us @Giggaheim, or write on our wall at Facebook.com/Giggaheim.

Randis jumps in with Dating Advice for Geeks and helps you get over the doubt of starting a conversation. What are the best leading questions? How do you start? What types of questions are welcome? What are too far? And what signs and tells will someone give you if you are a welcome advance, or an awkward suitor.

Pete jumps in for comics and helps clarify if you should buy comic books based on movies. He reviews IDW Publishing’s Star Trek Countdown to Darkness by   with artwork by John Messina. Does it add to the mythology of the movie, or is it a 4-issue waste of paper? He then covers what makes a good movie-adaptation, and why you should and shouldn’t buy those types of comics.

The crew kicks around the latest rumors in TV and movies. Will Michael Fassbender be in the Assassin’s Creed movie? What is part of Marvel’s Phase 3? Will Agents of SHIELD be any good? Find out here on Giggaheim’s Podcast 104.

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The Great Gatsby

Star Trek: into Darkness

The English Teacher

Hangover Part III

Epic

Fast & Furious 6

After Earth

Now You See Me

The Internship

The Purge

Much Ado About Nothing

This Is the End

Man of Steel

Monsters University

World War Z

The Heat

White House Down

Despicable Me 2

The Lone Ranger

The Way Way Back

Pacific Rim

Turbo

Red 2

R.I.P.D.

The Wolverine

The To-Do List

Elysium

Planes

Kick-Ass 2

The Grandmaster

The World’s End

Riddick

Machete Kills

If that wasn’t enough, Doug then pulls out an insidious mix of movie trivia. The topics: Movies from 2012 and Movie Tag Lines. Will the special guests take the crown, or will the Giggaheim staff retain their well earned credit? All in this special edition to help you decide on which movies of this summer to get excited about, and which to stay away from.

What do you think of this Summer’s buffet of movies? We want to know! Comment below, or write on our Facebook Wall. We want to hear from you!

Find out on this special edition podcast.

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What did you think of Iron Man 3? did you love it, did you hate it? Let us know! Comment below, Tweet us @Giggaheim, or write on our Facebook Wall.

Pete starts off by terrorizing your summer movies with two GIGANTIC SPOILERS for Iron Man 3 and Star Trek: Into Darkness. How do these blockbuster summer films by Marvel Comics and the storied Star Trek franchise portray terrorism, and what secrets do these summer movies hold? The group debates the veracity of these SPOILERS and also their merit if true.

Randis kicks off Dating Advice for Geeks with advice on diffusing explosive fights in a relationship. What can make a a calm discussion among cool-headed adults turn into a heated discussion, which can degrade into an all out screaming match? Randis tells us the top 5 ways a discussion explodes, and how to avoid these catastrophic conversations.

Then Pete gives a history of terrorism in comics from 1900-today. How has the comic book villain evolved in the funny pages? Do comics portray the real world? Are the First Amendment and the Nobel Prize really to blame for modern day problems? Pete explains how your favorite comic book bad guys evolved from simple mobsters, to mad scientists, and eventually terrorists, and how our caped-heroes continue to try and stop them.

Doug steps in with a tech segment that fights back. He explains how social media and modern technology have taken law enforcement, emergency response, and social responsibility farther than ever before, and how it helps a community to heal. Then he covers the continued taxation of the internet and its e-commerce business. Is this fair play for main street? Or is it a virtual witch hunt by desperate tax collectors? Finally, Doug takes the government to task by examining the latest Big Brother legislation that died in Congress: CISPA.

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Pete then picks up the burdened weight and tackles the issue on every comic book reader’s mind. The question on every reader’s lips as they peruse the covers at the comic book store: Who would win in a fight? Apocalypse or Thor? Pete reviews Marvel Comics new Marvel NOW! series Uncanny Avengers #6 written by Rick Remender and drawn by Daniel Acuna. Does the God of Thunder win his battle against the mighty eternal Lord Apocalypse?

Doug piles on the levity by calling attention to Eric Schmidt’s crazy Googley statements regarding drones. Should the search engine company that has a fleet of vehicles taking pictures around the globe 24/7 make brash statements regarding other entities using drones? Is everyone at Google on this planet or have they discovered a new one and are busy indexing it? Doug and the Giggaheim Podcast crew debate the topic and attempt to answer the questions that lay like a dead weight upon us. (Actually this episode was a bit loony ~ ed)

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While they wring their hands, the cell phone turns 40, and we pay tribute to the old Gordon Gekko Phone, the Zack Morris Special, and the indestructible Nokia. Not sad enough? Stay tuned as the creatirs from Bitchfist Comics and the crew list thier top movies that made them cry. See what movies cause what crew member’s waterworks at the cinema, but end happy as Randis covers the forbidden topic so censored we can’t even mention it (not dating Voldemort) on Dating Advice for Geeks in our 101st episode.

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