Get your 12 sided die gamers because this weeks episode is the sure fire way to get you ramped up to play.  The crew welcomes one of the men behind the first annual FORGE Gaming Convention set to be held on our home turf, Lexington Kentucky.  Brad Sayles gives us the skinny on what to expect from this years show.  We also get our crazy on with another instalment of ‘Amateurpiece Theater’.

We've got a slew of things to discuss on today's show Poppers!!!  We go from Free Comic Book Day madness to how much The Avengers blew our minds to discussing just how much Adam Yauch effected our lives.  Buckle up people...it's one hell of an episode.

R.I.P. Adam Yauch aka MCA...you're our most chillinist bboy.

We’re officially back Poppers!!!  Boy do we have a lot to talk about.  Not only did we attend the third annual C2E2 in the windy city of Chicago, but we also made an appearance at S.P.A.C.E. Con!  That’s not all either, we have with us this week Jeremy Whitley,  writer of the Eisner nominated comic book series Princeless!!  He gives us some back story on how the ever growing popular book came to be, and what’s in store for the brave Princess Adrienne.

We're BACK Poppers and we are doin' it up Anime style...don't ask what that means...  Anywho, since we are short Justin this week, our good friend Sean Lightsey is dropping by to weigh in on some of his favorite Anime.  It's a subject we haven't touched on much so we are devoting the entire episode to it.  Look for a post later this week on our site for our full top ten favorite Anime series.

Lexington Comic and Toy Con was a HUGE success, and the BCP gang is giving you the low down on what went down.  We're exhausted from the overwhelming amount of awesome, but artist Mark Rudolph (requiem podcast) joins us to help bring you the coverage you're looking for!!!

That's right Poppers we are mere DAYS away from the first EVER Lexington Comic and Toy Con!  We're wrapping up the count down with special guests; Ray Coffman (Ninja vs Samurai), Shawn Pryor (Action Lab Comics), and Billy Boyd (Breakfast Impossible).  We might also have a little treat to round out the show for you guys.  HOPE TO SEE YOU AT LCTC!!!!

Holy chinchillas BATMAN, it’s our 50th episode!!!!  It’s a milestone Poppers and we’re doing it up right.  We are growing ever so close to the Lexington Comic and Toy Con, and the Beaucoup Pop crew is once again bringing you one on one interviews with the creators that will be filling it’s floors.  This week we’ve got Michael Kotora (Lone), Jenny Stead (Ninja’d), Brett Hatfield (Mimics), and Natasha Collier (Kentucky Geek Girl) stopping by to give us the skinny on what they’re offering at this year’s con.

Gather round Poppers young and old!!!!  We’ve hit our ONE YEAR mark people!  We honestly and truly could not have gotten to this point without you, the listener.  So first off...THANK YOU!!! <hugs, kisses, high-fives, fist bumps>
March kicks off the convention season for the BCP gang and we’re starting it off right with a slew of amazing guests.  Stopping by this week we’ve got Sara Turner (Cricket Press), Kenn Minter (Tales of the Emerald Yeti) and Jason Sizemore (Apex Productions)!  I know I know...it’s a lot of awesomeness for one week, but you’re going to have to get use to it.  It’s the March Hullabaloo, Beaucoup Pop has caught the Con bug and the only cure is kick ass guests!

Turn up the speakers Poppers, you're going to want the full experience on this weeks episode.  The gang welcomes Adam Luckey from the band We Play Music.  Not only do they talk his ear off about the band, but he also sticks around for the geeky yammering!!!

Get ready Poppers, because this week's episode is jammed packed with pure geekieness.  Our artist of the month, John Tyler Christopher, graces us via Skype for an interview that goes from the expected to the unexpected.  We also lose our shit while talking about "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance"...of course nothing that compares to Nick Cage's award winning performance.  And we tie it off in a pretty big bow that we like to call "The News Nook".