
Nerdy Romantics Podcast
Nerdy Romantics Podcast stands out with its unique blend of romance and nerd pop culture topics. While some competitors focus solely on either romance or nerdy topics like sci-fi and superheroes, NRP seamlessly combines the two, creating a niche for listeners who are fans of all these genres. Host Y. M. Nelson brings her own perspective as a romance author and superhero and Star Trek fan to the discussions, adding depth and authenticity to the content.
We have a community space for listeners to engage with each other and discuss episode topics which goes beyond just listening to a podcast episode. We also have a newsletter which includes shownotes, nerdy and romantic book recommendations, and first looks at Y. M. Nelson's content.
So if you like book boyfriends, HEAs, Star Trek, Marvel and DC Comics, and fantasy books, then this podcast is for you!
Episodes
Why we loved Children of Blood and Bone | Review, pt. 2

Children of Blood and Bone is a great fantasy for YA and adults

Fall romances that will spook you or keep you cozy, we've got them all

A surprise guest and a rating of Ironheart | SPOILER review

We felt some kind of way about Ironheart

Why people will revisit Superman and Lois: S4 review

Superman and Lois, S3 is the most real in the Arrowverse

What happened to YOU? We rate YOU, season 5

Why we did not like S5 of YOU - SPOILER review, pt.1

Captain America: Brave New World Controversy! and a rating

We analyze Captain America: Brave New World (review, part 1)

We recommend Romance Beach Reads

Camille Baker answers questions about Have We Met?

What We Give Away is a second chance romance and an eye-opener about diet culture

Did Star Trek: Section 31 Deliver or Disappoint? (part 2) Review

Is Star Trek: Section 31 Worth Watching? (part 1 review)

Why I loved The Penguin, Season 1 (Review)

Star Trek Discovery, S5 is the best one yet (pt.2)

Star Trek Discovery, S5 is the best one yet (pt.1)

Why we loved X-Men '97

We recommend Holiday Romances

The Supacell S1 Review continues (part 2)

Why Supacell was the Black superhero show we needed
