molly lewis

Man, it’s been way longer than I thought since I posted one of these lists. I have so many that I want to share that I’ll include a bit more than usual, but I’ll still end up with multiple parts! Let’s dive in to the videos, shall we? (I’ll note here Read More

In this episode of the Fandomania: Geek Music podcast, I talk to Molly Lewis. In the interview, we talked about Thanksgiving vs. Christmas, being an introvert, playing the ukulele, Christmas specials, and skepticism about hyped up movies. Read More

It’s been a long time since I’ve written pretty much anything for this column. A large part of that is probably because of the podcast, but also school just wrapped up for the summer. Anyway, I decided to combine a couple of different types of lists so Read More

After last week's dream covers list, I thought I’d return to some actual real covers performed by various geeky artists. Some have been featured before, others are new, but they’re all good covers. And there seem to be an awful lot of JoCo and Frontalot Read More

What would be some interesting, but sometimes unexpected, covers for different geeky artists to perform? For my April Fools’ edition, I will attempt to answer the question: wouldn’t it be awesome if this artist performed this song? Read More

There aren’t as many women who make geeky music as there are men. This is no surprise, given the male-dominated nature of the geek culture. Regardless, there are quite a few talented musicians who also happen to be both female and geeky. Here are a few. Read More

So, it’s that time of year again. I do have to admit that it doesn’t quite feel like Christmas when the weather is in the 60s. I’m beginning to get used to it, though. And, of course, I always have music to help put me in the Christmas spirit. Read More

I’ve been a fan of the podcast Coverville (as well as a Coverville citizen) for a long time and have been compiling lists of geek music related covers. First up is a list of covers of songs that were originally performed by geeky artists. I’ve also Read More