In this episode, Amy and Neil discuss their Thanksgiving plans, including family gatherings and travel to Colorado. They delve into the nostalgia surrounding the Peanuts holiday specials, focusing on the legacy of Charles M. Schulz and the impact of his work. The conversation covers the three major Peanuts specials: 'A Charlie Brown Christmas,' 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,' and 'A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,' exploring their themes, characters, and cultural significance. The episode concludes with thoughts on future episodes and holiday viewing recommendations.

In this episode, Neil and *special guest host JOYCE* discuss the character and themes of the Murderbot series by Martha Wells. They explore the background of the author, the discovery of the series, and the character's unique traits and relationships. The conversation delves into the ethical implications of AI, corporate dynamics, and the character's journey of self-discovery and growth. The hosts also touch on the adaptation of the series into a streaming format and the expectations for future seasons.

In this episode, Amy and Neil from Nerds Over 40 discuss their week, including a review of the movie Tron Ares and a Peanuts-themed Halloween Nerd Product of the Week. They dive deep into the world of Stranger Things, recapping the series in anticipation of the upcoming fifth season. The conversation covers the show's nostalgic elements, how its authenticity to the 80s resonates with viewers, key character developments, and the impact of the Duffer Brothers, Netflix, and streaming services on modern storytelling. They reflect on each season's highlights, character arcs, and the cultural significance of the series, while also sharing personal anecdotes and insights. The hosts share personal connections to the show's themes and end with a recommendation to rewatch the series to enhance the viewing experience before Season 5.