The Josh and Jay Show featuring Rowan Kasier – Episode 131: Seven Millions Billion By Team Unwinnable • February 16th, 2016 On the latest episode of Josh and Jay try to convince their X-Com squadies to try out hot yoga for stat padding.
Last Week’s Comics 2/10/2016 By Ian Gonzales, Michael Edwards and Sal Lucci • February 10th, 2016 Team Unwinnable shares their thoughts on this week’s Interceptor # 2, King’s Road # 1 and last week’s Lone Wolf 2100 # 2.
The Josh and Jay Show featuring Rowan Kasier – Episode 130: Pre-classed and Pre-sassed By Team Unwinnable • February 9th, 2016 In episode 130 of the Josh and Jay show featuring Rowan Kaiser, the guys makes sock puppets of their X-Com team.
Doing Your Job in The Westport Independent By Riley MacLeod • February 4th, 2016 When editing isn’t all commas and semicolons.
Women Abroad – Theme Recap By Harry Rabinowitz, Cara Ellison, Dina Abou Karam, Hazel Monforton, Vikka Perez-Puelles, Krista Grothoff and Elaine Reynolds • February 2nd, 2016 Six women share their experiences of living and working far from home.
Please, For the Love of God, Don’t Watch The Ridiculous Six By Megan Condis • February 1st, 2016 Ridiculous 6 is 6 kinds of ridiculously bad.
HUD: Iowa Caucus, The Worst Roleplaying Game You’ll Ever Play By Andrea Ayres • January 29th, 2016 Turns out the Iowa Caucus is a lot like a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. A really bad campaign, but a campaign nonetheless. Andrea Ayres teaches us how to play.
Last Week’s Comics: Supergirl & the Silver Age By Ian Gonzales • January 27th, 2016 Ian Gonzales ruminates on the current Supergirl TV series, it’s comic companion and his growing love of the Silver Age.
Unwinnable Presents: Unlistenable Episode 65 – Why Do You Keep Hiding My Stuff By Team Unwinnable • January 25th, 2016 Episode 65 is filmed in front of a live studio audience.
Last Week’s Comics 1/20/2016 By Ian Gonzales and Michael Edwards • January 21st, 2016 The Last Week’s Comics team share their thoughts on Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion # 1 and Secret Wars # 9.
