“Social Distancing” Articles

Just because most camps can’t meet in person this year doesn’t mean they have to be completely cancelled! Our Chief Resource Nerd, April-Lyn Caouette, met with our friend Jamie Harris of Satellite Gaming to talk about how they have been creating digital summer camps to keep students connected and engaged this summer.

In order to join us for our LTN Arcade movie screenings, you need four things: a desktop or laptop computer (this will not work on a tablet or phone), a US-region Netflix account (or Netflix account that’s in a region that also has the specific show or movie we’re going to watch), the Google Chrome […]

Whether you're a trivia night regular or just curious, our quick start guide for running an online trivia night will have your friends and family showing off their obscure knowledge in no time.

Bubba & Anna discuss tech addiction, tech fasting, and Coronavirus hacks! Plus, our giveaway winner is announced!

For many introverts, quarantine life amid the coronavirus can feel normal. But Death Stranding reminds us to value both alone time and in-person fellowship.

Around the world, most of us are experiencing major disruptions to our daily lives in the form of stay-at-home orders, voluntary self-isolation, business closures, social distancing regulations, and/or nationwide lockdowns. How much this disruption affects us varies from person to person. For some of us, work can continue pretty much as usual, while others have […]

The self-isolation descent into insanity continues as Bubba, Matt, and Kate continue to document their activities (or lack thereof).

Kate talks about puma mamma drama and Matt shares stories about his broken bathtub and his plan to binge all 7 seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

With conventions canceling, we at Love Thy Nerd want to keep you up to date regarding our 2020 convention plans in light of COVID-19.

Almost the entire world is currently being encouraged to stay home, hunker down, and wait for the most widespread pandemic in the last hundred years to pass. It is safe to say that none of us have ever seen anything like this before. Even my elderly grandmother, who was alive for the polio epidemic, said […]