Welcome to the BBC Music Magazine podcast. Join us once a month for the latest classical music news, the top stories in the new issue of BBC Music Magazine, a guide to the magazine’s cover CD, plus a round-up of our favourite new recordings.

Welcome to the podcast where episode numbers do not matter and our hosts Ryan Mash, Jordan Catlin, and Jesse Turner break down everything from television shows and movies to concerts, video games or create their own imaginary world.

Author David Barr Kirtley talks geek culture with guests such as Neil Gaiman (#253), George R. R. Martin (#22), Richard Dawkins (#46), Paul Krugman (#61), Bill Nye (#273), Margaret Atwood (#94), Neil deGrasse Tyson (#32), and Joyce Carol Oates (#202). The A.V. Club calls the show, "An informative and impressively in-depth podcast well worth checking out," and io9 lists it as one of "13 Smart Podcasts That Will Feed Your Hunger for Knowledge and Ideas." NPR's earbuds.fm lists the show as a recommended podcast, and CBC Radio writes, "You may not think a podcast about science fiction and fantasy would be the place to go for political insight, but -- it is. Geek's Guide to the Galaxy manages to be more insightful about politics than many pundits." Help crowdfund us at patreon.com/geeks

Annie, Stephanie, and Kris talk about some of their favorite sci-fi and fantasy TV shows. Look for discussion of series such as The 100, Supergirl, Person of Interest, Jessica Jones, and the upcoming Syfy series Wynonna Earp. Send feedback about the show and the podcast to feedback@askgenretv.com or call our listener voicemail line at 972-514-7223.

<p>A show that delves into topics that seem mundane, annoying and sometimes downright boring - to reveal that they're surprisingly awesome.</p>

Hosted by Library-Agent Bluestocking and broadcasting from deep within the Library, Steampunk Dollhouse is a podcast for deep-dives into steampunk literature and how it relates to colonialism and postcolonial societies, intersectional theory and the damage technology can do when we don't understand its potential.