NetHeads

NetHeads

4G, Wi-Fi, Mi-Fi and Sci-Fi - Who the heck cares? NetHeads, of course. Will Wilkins, prime NetHead, provides the operation manual for your sci-tech life with his trusty sidekick Trent Hunsaker. Break the shackles of techno-servitude. Download some dignity. NetHeads is here to give you the info you need to achieve mega-nerd status. This is the tech podcast you'd expect to find on Kevin Smith's SModcast Network.
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Resumen del episodio

Will and Trent wonder whether Marvel has started sacrificing showmanship for virality, and what gets lost when the big surprise becomes part of the marketing campaign. They also talk about whether remote podcasts still feel professional in 2026, the long-awaited arrival of Butter Bot, another questionable 3D-printing project, and why LANTERNS is winning Will over by trusting its audience and letting small storytelling details pay off. Want to hear your name on the show? Join the NetHeads Patreon: https://patreon.com/netheadsonair Support the show with Sliceworx: https://www.sliceworx.com/?ref=WILLWILKINS Use code THATWILLWILKINS for 5% off.

Episodios

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430: Marvel Is Sacrificing Showmanship for Virality

Will and Trent wonder whether Marvel has started sacrificing showmanship for virality, and what gets lost when the big surprise becomes part of the marketing campaign. They also talk about whether remote podcasts still feel professional in 2026, the long-awaited arrival of Butter Bot, another questionable 3D-printing project, and why LANTERNS is winning Will over by trusting its audience and letting small storytelling details pay off. Want to hear your name on the show? Join the NetHeads Patreon: https://patreon.com/netheadsonair Support the show with Sliceworx: https://www.sliceworx.com/?ref=WILLWILKINS Use code THATWILLWILKINS for 5% off.

03 oct. 2026
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428: D23 2026: Everything We Actually Give a Crap About

D23 dumped a ridiculous amount of Disney news on the world. Marvel. Star Wars. Pixar. Disney Animation. Theme parks. But of everything Disney announced, what do we actually give a crap about? Will and Trent dig into the announcements that actually got their attention—including Marvel's new X-Men, VisionQuest, Ahsoka, Star Wars: Starfighter and some major changes coming to the Disney parks. Naturally, this also involves Will wearing a custom 3D-printed LEGO hairpiece precisely fitted to a scan of his own head. Because apparently that's important too. Topics Covered: - Marvel's newly announced X-Men cast - Adam Driver as Mister Sinister - Why VisionQuest completely changed Will's expectations - James Spader's return as Ultron - Ahsoka Season 2 - Ryan Gosling and Star Wars: Starfighter - Pixar's Coco 2, Incredibles 3, Ghost Market and Gatto - The future of Disneyland's Tomorrowland - Disney World's changing Rivers of America - Avengers Campus expansion - Will's completely unnecessary custom 3D-printed LEGO hair…

19 ago. 2026
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427: Why Peter Parker Still Matters

Spider-Man: Brand New Day may be the best live-action Spider-Man movie yet—but not because it delivers bigger action or more multiverse spectacle. It works because the movie remembers something essential: Spider-Man cannot exist without Peter Parker. In this spoiler-light review, Will explains why Peter’s loneliness, humanity, and personal history make Brand New Day hit differently—and why Jon Bernthal’s Punisher nearly steals the entire movie. Also in this episode: Topics Covered: - Trent’s reaction to The Odyssey - The handmade quality of Spider-Man’s new suit - Will’s 3D-printed Spider-Man mask—and Trent’s unfortunate first guess - John Cena and the hidden storytelling of professional wrestling - Will and Trent’s first Spider-Man comic books - Why streaming services may have eaten themselves - The uncertain future of Hulu and Disney+ - Will’s screen-accurate Indiana Jones fedora - Processing grief through friendship, podcasting, and one very special hat Patreon Supporter of the Week: Nick King Want to…

14 ago. 2026
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426: The Internet Knows Exactly How to Get My Money

Will begins to wonder whether his growing collection of robots, keyboards, gadgets, and 3D printers is the result of a buying problem—or simply modern technology making impulse purchases easier than ever. Along the way, Will and Trent discuss online shopping, instant gratification, grief purchases, La-Z-Boy recliners, and another installment of "What Is My Purpose?" featuring a tiny 3D-printed accessory for Will's work space. Support the Show — Sliceworx https://www.sliceworx.com/?ref=WILLWILKINS Use code THATWILLWILKINS for 5% off.

30 jul. 2026
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425: AI WAS RIGHT, OUR PODCAST IS THE PROBLEM

Last month, we released an episode called AI Killed My Podcast and accidentally stumbled into a much bigger experiment than we intended. The internet had opinions. People argued about the title. They argued about the thumbnail. They argued about whether AI could possibly understand what makes content successful. Then the analytics arrived. This week, Will and Trent break down what happened when one of NetHeads' most talked-about episodes generated more clicks, more engagement, and more subscribers than expected—while simultaneously proving a hard truth about content creation in 2026. Along the way, they discuss using AI and analytics tools to make smarter creative decisions, why podcasts continue to struggle on modern platforms, and how creators can better focus their limited time and energy. Also this week: - Lessons learned from the AI Killed My Podcast experiment - Content Creator Corner: optimizing your editing workflow - Daily content creation and the realities of building a channel - The ongoing…

15 jun. 2026