The Happy Place

Dave's guest on this edition is comiker and freelance writer Corey Brotherson. Together they exchange notes on desserts, discuss the market for imported video game cartridges in the 90s, explore the transformative revelations caused by the Wu-Tang Clan and how family and creativity can light the path when things are darkest. You can find out about Corey's graphic novel anthology Deadlier Than here

Dave is joined by one half or the bOrgCast in Anne-Marie organ as they go through her list of things that make her happy. Find out which Star Trek show made it to her list, why Cluedo was played so often in her house growing up, which sport caused her to burn toast, what used to be her go-to karaoke song and which knock-knock jokes she can remember.  You can listen to Anne-Marie talking about Star Trek on the bOrgCast and follow her on Twitter @bOrgCastAMO

Dave is joined by writer and podcaster Jeff Holland and together they make their way through one Director's bizarre filmography, experience some American surrealist radio comedy from the 60s, the greatness of Battlestar Galactica and celebrate two comedy creations of Jeff's own devising. Along the way, Jeff reveals his influences, his history and something of his future.  You can hear Jeff on The Slumgullion podcast 

Dave is joined by podcaster and artist Lee Medcalf who, amongst other things, provided this very podcast with its artwork. Together they discuss whether or not there is enough Commodore 64 music to sustain a radio station, how creating art can be self-medication, receiving guilt-inducing messages from video game characters and how the presence of Sean Connery can deconstruct even the toughest of heroes.  You can listen to more of Lee over at The Blackdog Podcast and if you enjoy what you hear then why not consider supporting their Patreon.

Dave is joined in this inaugural episode by writer and podcaster Lizbeth Myles who brings a list filled with history, nudity, horror and cuddly toys. She reveals the podcast that led to her falling off a ladder, why she is drawn to an unpopular character class and Dave gets a chance to express his love of the film Biggles.   You can listen to Liz on Verity and Hammer House of Podcast.