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After a year-long hiatus, Tyler Pyle returns to share exciting news - he's published his first novel! Bone Runeses, a 177-page young adult fantasy, marks the culmination of a writing journey that began in fourth grade with Digimon fan fiction typed on his grandmother's computer.

Tyler takes us through his lifelong relationship with writing, from childhood stories to the six-book series he's now launching. Drawing inspiration from Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and Norse mythology, Bone Runeses explores themes of self-identity, finding family, and the power of hard work to develop abilities not naturally given. The book tackles the powerful message that everyone has the potential for greatness, even without innate talents.

The self-publishing process brought unexpected challenges and emotional revelations. Tyler candidly discusses his battle with imposter syndrome after receiving professional edits, feeling he "didn't earn it" until realizing that accepting help doesn't diminish his ownership of the story. He shares practical lessons learned about cover design, spine width considerations, and the financial investment of self-publishing. Throughout the journey, Tyler maintained his authentic voice, refusing to use AI for content creation while staying true to his vision.

Beyond promoting his book, this episode offers a moving glimpse into dream fulfillment. That fourth-grade boy who imagined seeing his stories in print has finally achieved his goal. Bone Runeses is available now on Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other retailers. Follow Author Tyler Pyle on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter to keep up with his writing journey and future installments in this magical series.

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Could Thanos’ snap have been a heroic act to save the universe from catastrophic celestial beings? Join us on this electrifying episode of Three Geeks Chatting as we dissect this mind-blowing theory and delve into the intricate connections between Thanos, the Eternals, and the Ten Rings from Shang-Chi. We piece together the puzzle of Thanos' true intentions and explore if his mission was more than just population control. Get ready for an eye-opening discussion that intertwines the cosmic lore of Marvel’s universe with some of its most iconic characters.

Our journey doesn't stop at Thanos. We venture into the realm of the Infinity Stones, revealing hidden connections and speculating on deeper backstories involving Hela, Odin, and the original Avengers. Was Hela hinting at something monumental when she dismissed the Infinity Gauntlet as fake? Did Odin have a grander, secret quest for the stones? We even entertain the possibility of a past relationship between Hela and Thanos, given her embodiment of death. And what if the Avengers themselves are symbolic representations of the Infinity Stones? These theories are bound to transform how you view the MCU forever.

As we wrap up, we unravel a tantalizing Spider-Man theory that could rewrite Peter Parker’s origin story. Imagine if Bucky, the brainwashed Winter Soldier, was responsible for the deaths of Peter's parents, connecting their fate to Tony Stark’s tragic backstory. We also explore potential links between Peter’s parents and the Red Skull, adding yet another layer of complexity to the Spider-Man saga. Plus, don't miss our heartfelt reflections on Hawkeye’s sacrifices, Heimdall's mysterious link to the Soul Stone, and the purpose behind Stormbreaker. Stay with us till the end for shout-outs and info on how to join our geeky community on social media!

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Could cloning be the key to unlocking immortality, or does it tread too closely to playing god? Join us on this captivating journey as we unravel the mysteries of cloning, starting with an exploration of the genetic intricacies between identical twins and clones. From the groundbreaking techniques like embryo twinning and somatic cell nuclear transfer to the legendary tale of Dolly the sheep, we highlight the scientific milestones that have paved the way for modern cloning. This episode isn't just about the science; it's a deep dive into the ethical quandaries and future possibilities that cloning technology presents, making it a must-listen for curious minds and science buffs alike.

Ever heard of Clonade's bold claim of creating the first human clone named Eve? We navigate the murky waters of human cloning, including the controversial stories surrounding Clonade and enigmatic rapper Kid Boo's assertion of being a clone. Drawing parallels to dystopian narratives like "What Happened to Monday," we ponder the ethical and fantastical implications of cloning, from mythical creatures to real-world genetic experiments gone awry. Amidst the thought-provoking discussions, we keep things light-hearted with a playful debate on whether our co-host Nicholas might actually be a clone. Don't miss out on this engaging episode that effortlessly blends science, ethics, and a touch of humor!