Ken Denmead

1 week ago | geekdad.com | Jonathan H. Liu |Ken Denmead |Michael Knight |Mariana Ruiz

When I was a kid, we had two record players. One was my sister’s Fisher Price record player (circa 1978) that served as its own carrying case. While it was capable of playing full-size records, we were only allowed to use it for our 45s. I remember having several of those book-and-record sets (“when you hear this sound—*briiiing*—turn the page!”).

1 week ago | geekdad.com | Rob Huddleston |Ken Denmead |Matt Blum

Portable Bluetooth speakers have become commonplace on the market today. The TRIBIT StormBox Lava provides deeper, richer sound than many of its similarly-sized competitors. What is the TRIBIT StormBox LavaThe TRIBIT StormBox Lava is a portable Bluetooth speaker, build for those who want to be able to listen to music practically anywhere.

2 weeks ago | geekdad.com | Robin Brooks |Tom Fassbender |Rory Bristol |Ken Denmead

Douglas Adams once made an excellent joke about telephone booth sanitizers – science fictional cleaners doing an important job that went unnoticed. Now, A.G. Rodriguez has given us Johnny Gomez, a janitor or “Space Broom” on an interplanetary cruise ship. He’s a man who spends his days deep in drudgery and alien excrement. When Johnny stumbles on a small “data-chit,” his life becomes dangerously interesting. The brown-stuff he’s wading through becomes more metaphorical but a lot more deadly.

1 month ago | geekdad.com | Robin Brooks |Jenny Bristol |Ken Denmead |Tom Fassbender

As Dissolution opens, Maggie wakes up in a hospital bed, next to a man who wants to hear her story. Her memory is hazy but she gradually pieces together what has happened to her. The mysterious man, Hassan, helped her break her husband out of a care home. The home, Hassan tells her, was not helping Stanley’s dementia but causing it. But where is Stanley now? In between Maggie’s revelations, we see snippets of Stanley’s early life.

1 month ago | geekdad.com | Paul Benson |Jonathan H. Liu |Ken Denmead

It’s a shiny retro future, and mankind is putting colonies on the moon. I’m sure it will all run smoothly, without any accidents or glitchy robots to contend with…What Is Moon Colony Bloodbath? Moon Colony Bloodbath is an engine-building tableau game for 1-5 players, ages 12 and up, and takes about 45 minutes to play. Even though there’s the word “bloodbath” in the title, all of the violence is blood-free and humorous, making this a game that is still suitable for the family.