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On today's episode of the podcast, comic book artist Sean Forney returns to the show! Sean first came on the show last summer ahead of San Diego Comic-Con, and returns to talk about the new Kickstarter that he's launching TODAY for his hit comic series "Scarlett Huntress Meets Mothman"! This is Sean's 7th Kickstarter campaign, and I anticipate it will be another great success. I talked with Sean about all that he has been up to since we spoke last July, as well as a bunch of new variant covers he's done for the "Do You Pooh" series, the phenomenon that has taken SDCC artist alley by storm, the longevity of Scarlett Huntress since making her debut appearance in 2004, some of the cool perks to donating to their kickstarter, WonderCon 2025 prep, and so much more! A huge Thank You to Sean Forney for joining me on the show. Make sure you check out the links for the Kickstarter at www.onthemicpodcast.com as well as all of Sean's social links to follow all of the incredible projects that he's part of. You also won't want to miss him if you are in Anaheim this weekend at WonderCon! Sean's booth will be E-23 in Artists Alley. Come out and support him, especially on his birthday weekend! Thanks, Sean! Enjoy the episode!
On today's episode I have comic book artist, writer, artist, and translator, Adalisa Zarate! Adalisa is the final episode of my San Diego Comic-Con series, and funny enough she was the first episode I recorded of the series. Adalisa was another international guest, joining the show from Mexico! Adalisa has such an incredible story about how she got involved with SDCC as a Mexican journalist and she immediately was hooked! She has also done translation for some incredible shows such as "Sailor Moon" and "Cowboy Bebop". I talked with Adalisa about she got started with SDCC, how comic con and comic books are viewed in Mexico compared to the US, Mexican horror, some of her favorite SDCC memories, cultural appropriation vs cultural appreciation, translating for film and TV, and so much more. A huge Thank You to Adalisa Zarate for taking the time to join me on the show. Visit Adalisa in Artists Alley at Booth CC-10 and pick up some art, as well as get a picture with Murphey the Traveling Goat! Adalisa will also be part of 2 panels: "Cultural Appreciation vs. Cultural Appropriation, Round 2" on Friday, July 26th @ 5:30 in Room 26AB, as well as "Bringing Fandoms Together Through Language", Sunday, July 28th @ 1:00PM in Room 211. She also helped put together the panel "Storytellers of Then and Now" that will take place Sunday, July 28th @ 3:30PM in Room 26AB. Make sure to follow Adalisa, as well as Murphey the Traveling Goat on all of the links at www.onthemicpodcast.com Thanks, Adalisa! Enjoy the episode!
Show Notes: Nicki and I took a day trip up to Metropolis, IL for the final day of the annual Superman Celebration. It was about a 3 1/2hr drive to the official home of Superman. We walked the normally steamy streets of Metropolis, visited the Metropolis Chamber Of Commerce, the giant Superman statue, the Noel Neill/Lois Lane statue, Artists Alley/Writers Way, watched the costume contest under the main tent, and had burgers and Kryptonite at Fat Edd's Roadhouse before heading back home. It started off wet, but became a gorgeous and incredibly mild after noon...68-70 degrees! We missed out on meeting the artists I drove up to see, but we did run into our friends Jim and Christina Hall, and Adam and Penny Shaw in Artists Alley. We also saw Mark Pillow/Nuclear Man and Super Museum founder Jim Hambrick as we were about to head out. We got lots of pics of the new murals around town, and look forward to doing another day trip up in the off season to see the changes made to the Super Museum. Lots of pics to see on our Drawing Funny website! LINKS: “Drawing Funny” podcast – www.drawingfunny.com Mid-South Cartoonists Association/MSCA (Memphis, TN) – www.midsouthcartoonists.org My art website – www.linworkman.com Nicki Workman – www.nickiworkman.com Adam B. Shaw – www.instagram.com/abshaw_illustration Adam B. Shaw – www.instagram.com/abshaw_figurativeart Adam B. Shaw – www.abshaw.com Adam B. Shaw – www.etsy.com/shop/adambenetshawstudio Jim Hall – www.jnhall.com Jim Hall – www.facebook.com/jim.hall.585112 Metropolis Superman Celebration – www.supermancelebration.net Fat Edd's Roadhouse – www.fateddsroadhouse.com Super Museum – www.supermuseum.com #midsouthcartoonistsassociation #metropolis #superman #supermancelebration #linworkmanart #cartooning #jimhallart #msca #adambshawart #drawingfunnypodcast #drawingfunny #podcast #podperson #staytooned Theme: “Silly Bank Heist” music by Steve Oxen. ©2020 Fesliyan Studios Inc. – music and sound effects used by permission. Please DO NOT add this audio content to the Youtube Content ID System. I have used background music which is owned by Fesliyan Studios. Movie quotes and additional sounds from 101soundboards.com. "Superman" theme by John Williams. “Drawing Funny” podcast hosted/produced by Lin Workman ©2024. “Drawing Funny” is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only. Superman character/logo copyright/trademark DC Comics and by Joanne Siegel and Laura Siegel Lawson. Run time: 58min 30sec
It's episode 194 of Making Tracks and we're celebrating The Phantom Menace as it reaches its quarter century. We look at all the latest The Acolyte talk, Sigourney Weaver possibly joining The Mandalorian & Grogu cast, discuss George Lucas' appreciation for Obi-Wan Kenobi and welcome to the show Darth Vader artist Paul Fry, direct from Artists Alley at Portsmouth Comic Con 2024. There are more twists and turns than Beggars Canyon on the latest epsiode of Making Tracks. Remember to tune in to Good Morning Tatooine, LIVE Sunday evenings at 9.00pm UK, 4.00pm Eastern and 1.00pm Pacific on Facebook, YouTube, X, Instagram and Twitch and check out our Fantha Tracks Radio Friday Night Rotation every Friday at 7.00pm UK for new episodes of The Fantha From Down Under, Planet Leia, Desert Planet Discs, Start Your Engines, Collecting Tracks, Canon Fodder and special episodes of Making Tracks, and every Tuesday at 7.00pm UK time for your weekly episode of Making Tracks. You can contact any of our shows and send in your listeners questions by emailing radio@fanthatracks.com or comment on our social media feeds: https://www.youtube.com/@FanthaTracksTV/ https://links.fanthatracks.com/ https://link.chtbl.com/fanthatracksradio www.instagram.com/fanthatracks www.facebook.com/FanthaTracks www.twitter.com/FanthaTracks www.pinterest.co.uk/fanthatracks/ www.fanthatracks.tumblr.com/ www.tiktok.com/@fanthatracks www.twitch.tv/fanthatracks www.threads.net/@FanthaTracks
While walking through Artists Alley at December's Los Angeles Comic Con, I was taken by a huge banner that read 'Monster Matador! It depicted a classic Spanish matador staring down the jaws of a vicious beast! A matador who fights monsters?!? How does that not equate to an awesome comic? This week on Geekscape we've got Monster Matador creator Steven Prince! We'll talk about monsters, genre mash-ups, making indie comics, and much more! I also tell you about my visit to the lovely 'Pokémon Concierge'! You can also subscribe to the Geekscape podcast on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3H27uMH Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3BVrnkW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
En este programa hablamos de: ¿Cómo nos fue en Confuror? ¿Cuáles fueron nuestros highlights? ¿Qué tanto rompieron? ¿A quiénes tuvieron que llevar a la enfermería? ¿Cómo es la fila-con a comparación de MFF? ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre Artists Alley y Dealers Den? Link del video de Pollo Frito: https://www.tiktok.com/@el.pollofrito...
Making Tracks is back and we're making up for our two-week absense with a bumper episode. This week we're joined by author Charles Soule direct from Artists Alley at New York Comic Con 2023, documentarian Tom Grove, part of the team behind YUB-NUB! The Forgotten Ewok Adventures and we delve into the latest news: Could Galactic Starcruiser return? Would Kelsey Grammer have made a good Han Solo? Is director Matthew Vaughn right in wanting a complete reboot of Star Wars? All this and a thought-provoking listeners question on episode 175 of Making Tracks. Remember to tune in to Good Morning Tatooine, LIVE Sunday evenings at 9.00pm UK, 4.00pm Eastern and 1.00pm Pacific on Facebook, YouTube and Twitch and check out our Fantha Tracks Radio Friday Night Rotation every Friday at 7.00pm UK for new episodes of The Fantha From Down Under, Planet Leia, Desert Planet Discs, Start Your Engines, Collecting Tracks, Canon Fodder and special episodes of Making Tracks, and every Tuesday at 7.00pm UK time for your weekly episode of Making Tracks. You can contact any of our shows and send in your listeners questions by emailing radio@fanthatracks.com or comment on our social media feeds: https://www.youtube.com/@FanthaTracksTV/ https://links.fanthatracks.com/ www.instagram.com/fanthatracks www.facebook.com/FanthaTracks www.twitter.com/FanthaTracks www.pinterest.co.uk/fanthatracks/ www.fanthatracks.tumblr.com/ www.tiktok.com/@fanthatracks www.twitch.tv/fanthatracks www.threads.net/@FanthaTracks
New York Comic Con 2022 saw a plethora of authors and artists return to Artists Alley at the Javits Center in New York, and this is where Mark Newbold and Matt Booker headed across the four days of the show to catch up with author Ethan Sacks and artist Will Sliney, colourist Rachelle Rosenberg, author Claudia Gray and writer Alyssa Wong. Listen to what they had to say on this special New York Comic Con 2022 episode of Canon Fodder. Remember to tune in to Good Morning Tatooine, LIVE Sunday evenings at 9.00pm UK, 4.00pm Eastern and 1.00pm Pacific on Facebook and YouTube and check out our Fantha Tracks Radio Friday Night Rotation every Friday at 7.00pm UK for new episodes of The Fantha From Down Under, Planet Leia, Desert Planet Discs, Start Your Engines, Collecting Tracks, Canon Fodder and special episodes of Making Tracks, and every Tuesday at 7.00pm UK time for your weekly episode of Making Tracks. You can contact any of our shows and send in your listeners questions by emailing radio@fanthatracks.com or comment on our social media feeds: www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ7LZotr3rQhVJwpO3b2ELw www.instagram.com/fanthatracks www.facebook.com/FanthaTracks www.twitter.com/FanthaTracks www.pinterest.co.uk/fanthatracks/ www.fanthatracks.tumblr.com/ www.tiktok.com/@fanthatracks
This week, Meredith and Patton talk about Artists Alley, climate change, the new Covid surge, and more! Have something interesting you'd like to share? Email us at HeyDidYouGetMyText@gmail.com or leave us a message at speakpipe.com/didyougetmytext. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rarely do we have the opportunity to speak to a guest who has created an entirely original universe of content. My next guest has done just that – creating a fun, enchanting world for all ages to enjoy. Her work on YouTube, and creative adventure series Bellossoms is funny, clever, and showcases the many talents of my guest. In this episode we're talking with artist, animator, voice actor, and, creator of Bellossoms, Erika Swanson!Find and Support Her Work Online:Websitehttp://www.bellossoms.com/Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/verybrighterika/Instagram: @verybrighterikaFacebook: BellossomsTikTok: @bellossomsTwitter: @bellossomsFind us online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.com/Find the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialLike, Comment, and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZst......Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
On this week's episode of the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER!: Cullen provides a mid-show update from Rose City Comic Con in Portland, where he is covering the Hero Initiative table in Artists Alley. Find out what Cullen is seeing and who he is talking to throughout the weekend. We continue with our read of 52 from DC Comics. This week is issue #2, where the mystery thickens around Elongated Man, Renee Montoya, and T.O. Morrow. We have our Pick 3 selections, sponsored by our friends at Clint's Comics in Kansas City. We would love to hear your comments on the show. Let us know what you've been reading or watching this week. Contact us on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or email. We want to hear from you! As always, we are the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! and we hope you enjoy the show. The Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! is proudly sponsored by Clint's Comics. Clint's is located at 3941 Main in Kansas City, Missouri, and is open Monday through Saturday. Whether it is new comics, trade paperbacks, action figures, statues, posters, or T-shirts, the friendly and knowledgeable staff can help you find whatever it is that you need. You should also know that Clint's Comics has the most extensive collection of back issues in the metro area. If you need to find a particular book to finish the run of a title, head on down to Clint's or check out their website at clintscomics.com. Tell them that the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! sent you.
Artist's Alley Aftermath is a segment where Hector discusses his time on the con floor of the most recent con. Up this time, is Fayetteville Comic Con. Pics from the con are up on the Faith & Fandom Facebook Page.
The Prince Division continues the search for Cody Mason's murderer.
Hector reflects on his return to Myrtle Beach Comicons and coming ill equipped to a sword fight.
In honor of this year's Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month we had the honor of talking to TWO amazing Filipino artists in the fields of illustration, graphic design, and more! Since we can't go to Artist's Alley at SDCC, or any other con, for awhile - we decided to bring it to you! We sat down with Patrick Ballesteros to talk about his con experiences, combining his nerd fandoms with his art, and the upcoming LUMPIA Movie comic book! Then we talk to Leah Abucayan about how she was inspired by the Sistine Chapel AND the Disney Channel, what it's like to work as a professional graphic designer for CNN, and how she's getting into puppets! Patrick's Carpenter Kids Piece Buy Patrick's prints, stickers, and more here. Find Patrick on Instagram @patrickballesteros Check out Leah's Instagram. Find out more about here.
Hector sits down to talk about his first time setting up in Artist's Alley at SC Comicon & his first major show in the wake of the the pandemic. Also recommending some great food and places to enjoy nature in the Greenville, SC area.
Anime Boston might have gotten cancelled this year, but we're still here to talk about it! We talk our cosplays, future cons, and what PAX East was like, the last great con of 2020. Our roommate (and unofficial cohost) Sammi joins us again as we lament what should have been this weekend. We're sad it had to happen but we support the Anime Boston staff in making the tough decisions. You can support some of the artists from Artists Alley through this Facebook group, "Virtual Artist Alley | Cancelled Convention Sale."Stay safe out there, stay inside if you can, wash your hands, and be kind to essential workers!Subscribe to the Con Quests on Apple Podcasts here or wherever you get your podcasts, follow us on Instagram @conquestspod, and follow us on Twitter @conquestspod. Please be sure to rate and review us and send emails to conquestspod@gmail.com. Follow Lily on Twitter at @Lily_Rugo and her Instagram @LRugoPhoto, and Joyce on Twitter @JoycesCookie and on YouTube at Joyce's Cookie.
Hector and his daughter/booth homie Rosa sit down to discuss their thoughts on Galaxycon Richmond as a whole.
Hector and his daughter Rosa sit down to discuss their inaugural day at Galaxycon Richmond
We're back this week with an extra long episode packed with guests. Two guests to be specific....but that's like 200% more than normal so yeah, jam packed. Next weekend is going to be a busy one as Alex and I are going to be attending two different conventions in two different states 1,000 miles apart...at the same time?!? Well, technically at the same time...just not together. While myself and the usual suspects head up to Boston for PAX East, Alex and his lovely lady are going to be flying out to Chicago for C2E2. Exciting, right?? Twice the opportunity to catch terrifying viruses! And also meet amazing people, play amazing games, and spend amazing amounts of cash. It's gonna be a good time. Until then, we thought it would be fun to hype up the shows and talk with a couple people that you'd be able to meet if you happen to be in attendance. First up is the owner of : Ryan Stunkel! After successful outings at previous PAX shows, most recently PAX South in January, Ryan is going to be bringing his panel "Sound Design Live: Watch Us Recreate Video Game Sounds" to PAX East to give attendees the scoop on creating and replicating sounds from popular video games. Ryan is going to be bringing years of sound design experience to Boston so if you're at PAX East on Saturday you have an amazing opportunity to check out his panel. Following our chat with Ryan, we had the absolute pleasure of talking with artist and colorist ! A Chicago based artist, Addison's work can be seen in a multitude of comic books including Curse Words, Hack/Slash, and Barbarella/Dejah Thoris to name a few. He's going to be tabling in Artist's Alley at the upcoming C2E2 show so we thought it would be a perfect opportunity to get the inside info on his background, experiences, and what we can expect to see at one of the most talked about conventions in the country. We can't thank Ryan and Addison enough for giving us time to talk with them, especially with two major shows just around the corner. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it. If you're going to be at PAX or C2E2 be sure to travel safe and pack plenty of hand sanitizer. And say hi to Ryan and Addison; they're great people who make great things. Enjoy! -Jr.
Imaginários #2 - Aventuras na CCXP Neste segundo episódio, os editores Erick Sama e Raphael Fernandes recebem dois importantes autores de fantasia, ficção científica e terror: Alexey Dodsworth (O Esplendor; A Máscara da Morte Branca) e Eduardo Kasse (Vikings - Morte ao Troll; O Andarilho das Sombras). Os quatro trocam experiências inacreditáveis e dão dicas de valiosas sobre como é trabalhar e curtir o Artists' Alley da Comic Con Experience. Tem até a história lendária de um quadrinista que assinou tantas HQs que precisou colocar a mão no gelo ao final do evento! Se você gosta de histórias em quadrinhos e sempre teve curiosidade sobre os bastidores da CCXP, clique com vontade no play deste podcast da Editora Draco! Conteúdo deste episódio: Como foi a primeira CCXP; A experiência de quem fez todas as edições do evento; Quais os sentimentos de quem fará a primeira; Causos dos bastidores da CCXP; Dicas para quem quer estar no Artists' Alley como autor; Os segredos para curtir a CCXP sem passar perrengue; O que esperamos da CCXP 2019! Links do programa: Site da Editora Draco - http://www.editoradraco.com E aí, curtiu o episódio? Queremos saber o que você achou da conversa, deixe um comentário ou mande uma mensagem para nós nas redes sociais do dragão: Twitter, Instagram e Facebook. Lembrando que esse é um podcast quinzenal, publicado às segundas-feiras.
No décimo sexto episódio do "Giro da Semana", Guilherme Cepeda e Pedro Prado comentam sobre Homem-Aranha no Aranhaverso 2 e sua data de estreia, Homem-Formiga 3, as 7 temporadas de The Witcher, Novidades de HBO MAX + série do Lanterna Verde, novidades do Artists’ Alley da CCXP19 (+ dicas para o evento), e uma mini review da terceira temporada de Atypical, que já está disponível na Netflix! * O "Giro da Semana" vai trazer as notícias mais lidas do Burn Book (https://www.burnbook.com.br/) , e também algumas notícias sugeridas pelos nossos ouvintes. É um episódio pocket do #BURNCAST, ou seja, teremos dois episódios por semana, disponíveis gratuitamente em todas as plataformas digitais. MANDE SUA MENSAGEM PARA O “BURNCAST” Quer mandar uma mensagem para a nossa equipe? É só escrever para o e-mail redacao@burnbook.com.br. Coloque qualquer coisa com “Burn Cast” no assunto! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burncast/message
Jimmy had a chance to talk to the Isola creative team of Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Michele Assarasakorn (msassyk) in Artist's Alley at New York Comic Con. What's next for this great comic? They also chat about other projects and a minor update on what's happening with Motor Crush! Jimmy also spoke with UK artist Chris Wildgoose about his new book Batman: Nightwalker. Did Chris finally get to draw Batman? And does Jimmy make an appearance? You'll have to tune in to find out! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!
Donna Cañez, Manager of Randy's Donuts (she recently switched from Hollywood & Highland to the West Covina location), sat down with me to talk about the movies that made her who she is today. Join us, as we discuss ignoring the personal, baseball caps and VHS, everybody's Han Solo, and background images. Have something to say about Donna's influential movies? Want to share a comment or ask me a question? It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 121: Randy's Donuts Donna Cañez on Instagram Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: October 28: Episode 122 from Los Angeles Comic Con, featuring creators from Artists Alley. November 11: Episode 123 featuring Laser Malena-Webber of The Doubleclicks and author of Crowdfunding for Musicians. Movies Made Me is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Learn more at dragonwagonradio.com.
Emily Schmemily, host of Dunston Checks Min and Go Go Godzilla on the Benview Network, sits down with me to talk about the movies that made her who she is today. Join us, as we talk about super cool anti-capitalism, cryptid love, teenage hitchhikers, and seeing through books. Have something to say about Emily's influential movies? Want to share a comment or ask me a question? It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 120: Dunston Checks Min Go Go Godzilla The Benview Network Emily Schmemily on Twitter and Instagram. Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: October 14: Episode 121, featuring Donna Cañez, Manager of Randy's Donuts in Hollywood. October 28: Episode 122 from Los Angeles Comic Con, featuring creators from Artists Alley. Movies Made Me is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Learn more at dragonwagonradio.com.
O BienalCast 05 chegou em clima de fantasia! Nossos anfitriões Sr. Aranha e Guilherme Robalinho resgataram do mundo Lovecraftiano dois convidados da casa: José Neto do Crônicas Fantásticas e Roberto Beltrão do Recife Assombrado! Neste episódio, José Neto introduz o universo do RPG (Role Playing Game) como uma atividade imersiva e a sua relação com a literatura fantástica! Tem também as atividades que o Crônicas Fantásticas vai trazer no evento e um pouco do que vai rolar no Artists Alley. Crie seu personagem, pegue seus dados, chama o Mestre e dá o play! Este projeto está sendo realizado pelo Olar Para Todos em conjunto com a Cia de Eventos e apoiado pela Livraria Leitura. _____________________ Links do episódio: > Ouça o Episódio 02 do BienalCast sobre H.P. Lovecraft - https://spoti.fi/2mINmLg > Confira a Bienal do Livro de PE: Site– https://bit.ly/2ZmP2fz Instagram– https://bit.ly/32cud3q > Conheça o Olar Para Todos: Site– https://bit.ly/2HxTNrB Podcast– https://spoti.fi/2Pxluam Instagram– https://bit.ly/2MH1kJ7 Twitter– https://bit.ly/2MMRBkb > Siga o Sr. Aranha: Instagram- https://bit.ly/2PzBZDb > Siga o Guilherme Robalinho: Instagram- https://bit.ly/2LkxdE6 > Siga José Neto: Instagram- https://bit.ly/2k6u1SR Instagram Crônicas Fantásticas - https://bit.ly/2F53QTO > Siga o Roberto Beltrão: Instagram - https://bit.ly/2lYLux4 Instagram O Recife Assombrado - https://bit.ly/2lJkuBy > Siga a Livraria Leitura: Instagram– https://bit.ly/2MGKnyh _____________________ > Ouça o BienalCast: Spotify– https://spoti.fi/32onK5F Anchor– https://bit.ly/2MMiULs > Ouça o OlarCast: Spotify – https://spoti.fi/2Pxluam SoundCloud – https://bit.ly/2La5NSk _____________________ Gostou de nosso podcast e quer anunciar em nossas mídias ou fazer uma parceria bem bacana? Entre em contato conosco através do e-mail: olarparatodos@gmail.com _____________________ > Edição do podcast: Mateus Morais - https://bit.ly/2NJMst5 > Descrição do podcast: Dany Souza - https://bit.ly/2NJT5eQ > Arte da capa: Mateus Morais - https://bit.ly/2NJMst5
Chegamos ao BienalCast 04 e os nossos convidados da semana são os incríveis Ulisses Brandão da Viu Cine e o professor Dr. Fábio Paiva do Eduquadrinhos. Neste episódio, o Sr. Aranha e Guilherme Robalinho imergem no universo da produção audiovisual da Viu Cine que trará pro evento além das animações infantis, terá o lançamento do trailer do filme do Recife Assombrado. Tem também o lançamento do selo Bienal HQ, um projeto da Bienal do Livro para apoiar a produção local de quadrinhos e Fábio fala um pouco sobre o seu trabalho utilizando quadrinhos na educação e o um pouco do que vai rolar no Artists Alley do evento. Dá o play e embarca conosco nessa aventura! Este projeto está sendo realizado pelo Olar Para Todos em conjunto com a Cia de Eventos. _____________________ Links do episódio: > Confira a Bienal do Livro de PE: Site– https://bit.ly/2ZmP2fz Instagram– https://bit.ly/32cud3q > Conheça o Olar Para Todos: Site– https://bit.ly/2HxTNrB Podcast– https://spoti.fi/2Pxluam Instagram– https://bit.ly/2MH1kJ7 Twitter– https://bit.ly/2MMRBkb > Siga o Sr. Aranha: Instagram- https://bit.ly/2PzBZDb > Siga o Guilherme Robalinho: Instagram- https://bit.ly/2LkxdE6 > Siga Ulisses Brandão: Instagram- http://bit.ly/2m3JGTL Instagram Viu Cine - http://bit.ly/2kxjsbR Instagram Além da Lenda – http://bit.ly/2kunTEh Site Além da Lenda - http://bit.ly/2lZpbaF > Siga o Fábio Paiva: Instagram - http://bit.ly/2ksfhxO Instagram Eduquadrinhos - http://bit.ly/2ksfi4Q Site Eduquadrinhos - http://bit.ly/2kN7MBY _____________________ > Ouça o BienalCast no Spotify: https://spoti.fi/32onK5F > Ouça o OlarCast: Spotify – https://spoti.fi/2Pxluam SoundCloud – https://bit.ly/2La5NSk _____________________ Gostou de nosso podcast e quer anunciar em nossas mídias ou fazer uma parceria bem bacana? Entre em contato conosco através do e-mail: olarparatodos@gmail.com _____________________ > Edição do podcast: Mateus Morais - https://bit.ly/2NJMst5 > Descrição do podcast: Dany Souza - https://bit.ly/2NJT5eQ > Arte da capa: Mateus Morais - https://bit.ly/2NJMst5
Our third Hall H Show podcast from San Diego Comic-Con 2019 (listen to our two previous SDCC 2019 episodes with comic book, art and graphic design educator, Michael Dooley and cosplayer and podcaster, Tim Ludy) features television writer and script coordinator, Karla Nappi. Karla joined host, Aaron Nabus and talked about her comic book, Duplicant, Meltdown Comics, her (and her father's) love for Indiana Jones, what TV show she would like to write for, and more! If you believe in our mission to be “The Voice of Independent Creators,” we would appreciate a rating and a comment on iTunes. And please spread the word on social media using the hashtag, #HallHshow! Peace...cheers...and please make it a point to visit Artists Alley and Small Press at all the conventions you plan on going to this year!
What’s up, Comiqueiros! Sejam bem-vindos ao ComicPod! Em mais uma edição diretamente do Artists Alley da CCXP 2018 nossos enviados especiais conversam com diversos autores falando sobre os seus trabalhos. Nessa edição, ouça entrevistas com: Camila Padilha Luciano Felix Ary Santa Cruz Felipe Castilho Adri A Mário Cesar Luiza Lemos Aline Zouvi Claudio Alves Caio […] ComicPod #428 – Entrevistas CCXP 2018 – Parte 2 apareceu primeiro em Terra Zero - Notícias, Quadrinhos e ComicPod.
Comic Con International: San Diego was its usual raucous and wonderful self this year. Although I was only able to attend one day this time, I made sure to spend a good portion of it recording with creators throughout Artists Alley. Each one shared a movie that influenced them to be who they are. Please be sure to visit the websites and social media for each of my guests, follow them, and buy some of their work! My thanks to all the artists and creators who took time out of their Con day to record with me! You'll hear from: Alitha Martinez - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View her website. Abraham Lopez - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his Etsy page. Scott Beaderstadt - View his website. Leanne Huynh - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View her Etsy page. Keith Hall - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Jeremy Bastian - Follow on Instagram. View his website. Jacob Chabot - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Tony Poulson - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Vince Alvendia - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website and 200 Days of StarWars. Bryan "Kaiser" Tillman - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Céline Chapus - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View her website. Aimee Gilbert - Follow on Instagram. Sean "Cheeks" Galloway - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Rachel Bennett - Follow on Twitter. View the Western Deep website. Alex Kain - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View the Western Deep website. Stephe Sprouse - Follow on Instagram. Marcus Cardenas Rocco - Follow on Instagram. Robert McKeone - Follow on Instagram. View his website. Jesse Hernandez - Follow on Twitter and Instagram. View his website. Have something to say about the artists or movie choices in this episode? Share your thoughts, or ask me a question. It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information and unique content. Please subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher, and give the show a rating and review, so I can reach more listeners! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on either of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: August 19: Episode 117, featuring Valerie Douroux-Schultz, location scout/manager and co-founder of Concise Focus Content. September 2: Episode 118 featuring Danelle Garrison, Volunteer and Education Program Manager at Heritage Square Museum, Los Angeles. Movies Made Me is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Learn more at dragonwagonradio.com.
Artist Vince Alvendia (Beensentoe) joined the Hall H Show (Aaron Nabus and Alex Benedicto) to talk about his first time in Artists Alley at San Diego Comic-Con 2019. We also do a quick recap of our experiences at SDCC 2019 (such as Aaron's first time being a panelist). Special thanks to Beau Machado from Altered Ego Cafe and Hideout (at Southern California Comics) in San Diego, CA for letting us record this podcast there (and also for the tasty coffee).
On episode 71, we share my DesignerCon 2018 conversation with freelance pencil artist, Lenny Romero (Lenzations)! A former business major and collegiate wrestler, this self taught artist loves the meticulous nature of his medium…some of his pieces can take up to three months to complete! We first met him at Stan Lee's Comikaze 2015 and each time we seem him is like the first time. We're always blown away by his Godzilla and kaiju related pencil artwork, On this episode, he gives some good advice for interacting and communicating with potential customers at a convention and he also talks about the value of being patient. He'll be making an appearance for the first time ever at Artists Alley table EE-05 at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, so please make sure to go check him out! If you believe in our mission to be the voice of independent creators, please leave us a comment and rating (hopefully five stars) on iTunes. You can also find this podcast on Google Play, Stitcher, iHeartRadio and even Spotify! Have a comic book or pop culture creative that you would like to hear on the show…please let us know on any of our social media channels or our contact form. Peace…cheers…and please make it a point to visit Artist Alley and Small Press at all the conventions you plan on going to this year! Speaking of conventions, I will be on the “Heroes at the Mic” pop culture podcasting panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019! It will take place at 4pm on Friday, July 19 at the Neil Morgan Auditorium at the San Diego Central Library, which is a short walk from the convention center…so hope to see some of you there!
Hector takes a few minutes to discuss Fanboy Expo on his long journey back from Knoxville nerdom
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Melissa and Liz report on this year's winter edition.
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Melissa and Liz report on this year's winter edition.
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Melissa and Liz report on this year's winter edition.
Welcome to a new season of Sci Fi Saturday Night, whatever that means. As part of our renewed pledge to only talk about stuff we like, in this episode we are pleased to introduce our vast listening audience, the marvelous mind and talents of Scott Wauchope. Scott brings a lot to the “Artists Alley” table, so […]
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A CCXP 2018 passou e, pelo jeito, foi épica para muita gente. Mas será que foi épica pra todo mundo? Ou será que nós estamos ficando uns velhos rabugentos? Acho que não. Então é hora de contar detalhes do evento e destacar o que a CCXP 2018 foi para diferentes pessoas. Afinal, como é a Comic Con Experience, ela traz uma experiência que nunca é a mesma para as pessoas: cada um tem sua trajetória, sua história e diferentes pontos altos. Rafael Arinelli e Daniel Cury, conversam sobre isso com Henrique Rizatto e Cauê Petito, e ainda trazem a participação de Kátia Barga, Bruno Büll, Anne Carolina, Dann Carreiro, Tibério Velasquez, Gisele Souza e Carlos Estefan, que falam sobre suas próprias experiências. No fim das contas, o fato é que o maior evento de cultura pop do Brasil é também um dos maiores do mundo, trouxe números gigantescos para ostentar, e ainda muitos e muitos nomes de peso de Hollywood: antes eram um ou dois, e agora parece que todas as emissoras e distribuidoras querem trazer grandes nomes. Ou seja, a CCXP se tornou um evento realmente grandioso e cresce a cada ano… mas quais são as vicissitudes disso? É possível discutir muita coisa. Acima de tudo, falamos sobre a importância de investir e valorizar o Artists Alley, o tão falado coração da CCXP! Neste podcast, a gente não fala tanto de cinema, mas falamos de cultura pop e elementos que circulam ao redor do tema. Então clique no play e sinta a sua própria experiência! • 05m05: Repercussão • 14m03: Pauta Principal • 1h56m13: Plano Detalhe • 2h11m12: Encerramento Cinem(ação) no Spotify! --- Sim meus amigos, depois de uma longa jornada nós estamos no Spotify! Agora não tem mais desculpa, acessa o aplicativo e encontre TODOS os nossos episódios lá, na íntegra e melhor ainda, gratuitamente! Para seguir nosso perfil no app, basta acessar: https://open.spotify.com/show/4iliS7YGfL5ddMEcAeDUh9 Agradecimentos aos patrões e padrinhos: --- • Thierre Zulzke Penteado • Fernanda Siqueira • Tamyres Porto • Willian Bongiolo • Luiz Antonio • Diego Lima • Alberto Marinho Camilo • Fernando Machado • Davi Vilela • Bru Leão • Luiz Villela • Guilherme Siqueira Fale Conosco: --- • Email: contato@cinemacao.com • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cinemacao/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/cinemacao • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cinemacao/ Contribua com o Cinem(ação) --- Com um valor a partir de R$1,00, você pode contribuir com o Cinem(ação)! Nós acreditamos que, para manter a produção de conteúdo de qualidade independente na internet, é preciso contar com a colaboração dos fãs e seguidores assíduos! Por isso, contamos com a sua dedicação. Temos diversas recompensas para diferentes colaborações, mas a partir de um valor mínimo você já ganha nossa eterna gratidão! Quanto mais dinheiro conseguirmos arrecadar, maior será nossa dedicação para melhorar os podcasts, tanto em quantidade quanto em qualidade! Além disso, quem colabora com o Cinem(ação) faz parte de uma comunidade de pessoas que ama o cinema e só cresce! Venha fazer parte desse clube também! • http://bit.ly/apoia-cine • http://bit.ly/patreon-cinemacao • https://www.padrim.com.br/cinemacao Plano Detalhe: --- • (Rafa): App: Vivino • (Rafa) Série: Rick and Morty • (Cauê): Série: Mad Men • (Cauê): HQ: Demolidor 45 Anos: O Homem sem Medo • (Henrique): Filme: Cam • (Dani): Podcast: Rei Grifo - Minority Report • (Dani): Video Youtube: That Time Disney Remade Beauty and the Beast • (Dani): HQ: Jeremias - Pele Edição: http://issoaidesign.com.br/
This week, the guys celebrate Taylor's new job (and Halloween) with a Crunked Up Review of Friday the 13th Part 4: The (not so) Final Chapter! They also discuss all the merch and vendors at Dragon Con, the Artists Alley, and the messed up Japanese games in the Arcade area - plus plenty of tips on how to haggle and save money on what you want so you have more money for champagne...or Swords.
Goooood Morning! Well it looks like we have ourselves a New York Comic Con recap episode. Joe and Jordan sit down to chat about the annual convention that has become a cultural touchstone in New York City. While Joe discusses his experience, Jordan becomes nostalgic about another comic book convention that originated in the city: The Big Apple Comic Con. While somewhat obscure now, it was at one point, one of the few comic book conventions in the city. So Shifters, hit that play button and take a journey down memory lane with Joe and Jordan. Joe does his Bane impression...[00:32]Jordan recounts the Big Apple Comic Con…[4:25]Gil Kane, William Tucci and Miran Kim are some of the artists Jordan’s met at the BACC…[4:39]The first time Joe met Chris Claremont…[10:00]What’s changed about Artists Alley at the NYCC?…[10:55]Joe and Mike met Bob Camp, the creator of Ren & Stimpy…[11:40]Game of Thrones spoilers…[17:05]A rant about The Walking Dead; just think in an alternate universe we get a version of Sorry To Bother You with Andrew Lincoln…[18:03]Follow us @8AMShiftFacebookInstagram#OnlyTheStrongest See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Crunchyroll Expo is back for a second year. It's bigger, but is it better? Patrick and Svetlana report on the convention.
Crunchyroll Expo is back for a second year. It's bigger, but is it better? Patrick and Svetlana report on the convention.
Crunchyroll Expo is back for a second year. It's bigger, but is it better? Patrick and Svetlana report on the convention.
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Patrick and Svetlana report on this year's summer edition.
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Patrick and Svetlana report on this year's summer edition.
Sacramento's SacAnime happens twice a year. Patrick and Svetlana report on this year's summer edition.
I spent the first day of Comic-Con International: San Diego recording with con-goers who attended our Podcast Advocates panel, artists selling their amazing work on Artist's Alley, and creators in the Small Press area. Each of them shared with me a movie that influenced them to be who they are today. Please be sure to visit the websites and social media for each of my guests, follow them, and, perhaps, buy some of their work! My thanks to everyone who took the time to record with me during their busy Comic-Con day! You'll hear from these awesome people: Alison Wilgus - Follow her on Instagram and Twitter. Check out her website. Subscribe and listen to her podcast, Graphic Novel TK and follow the show on Twitter. Matthew LaBelle - Listen to his podcasts Lucdogg in the Morning and The Voice of One Wheel on litmradio.com. Follow the shows on Twitter and Instagram. Tom Hodges - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Bryan K. Turner - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Tony Washington - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Danny Haas - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Greg Luzniak - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Andrew Day - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Edgar Delgado - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Leen Isabel - Follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Check out her website. Dominic Aradio - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Get Colt The Outlander on Amazon. Penelope R. Gaylord - Follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Check out her website. Jerry A. Gaylord - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Nguyen Dong - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Mark Dos Santos - Follow him on Facebook and Instagram. Check out his website. Lonnie Millsap - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website and his comic, Bacön. Larry Ross - Follow Blast From The Past on Twitter and Instagram. Check out the Blast From The Past website. Nooligan (Hai-Na-Nu Saulque) - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Justin Orr - Follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Check out his website. Have something to say about the artists or movie choices in this episode? Share your thoughts, or ask me a question. It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Love Movies Made Me? Please help me spread the word about the show! I count on my most avid listeners to help reach new fans. Just click one of the images below to reach the show page on the social media or listening service of your choice, then share the page with your friends. It'll just take a moment and you'll be making a big difference for me! Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: September 3: Episode 92, featuring Alexander Hoffman, artist and creator of Tales of Absurdity. September 17: Episode 93, featuring Phil Johnson, host of Under the Crossbones podcast, comedian and singer.
Sonia Melinkoff, creator of amazing nerdy oven mitts and other delights, available through her Nerdy Novelty Design website, sat down with me to talk about the movies that made her who she is today. Join us, as we discuss scary balloons, inauthentic authenticity, how to read a book, and popular oven mitts. Have something to say about Sonia's movie choices? Share your comments, or ask me a question. It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Love Movies Made Me? Please help me spread the word about the show! I count on my most avid listeners to help reach new fans. Just click one of the images below to reach the show page on the social media or listening service of your choice, then share the page with your friends. It'll just take a moment and you'll be making a big difference for me! Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 90: Nerdy Novelty Design online store Nerdy Novelty Design on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: August 20: Episode 91 from Comic-Con International: San Diego, featuring conversations from Artist's Alley. September 3: Episode 92, featuring Alexander Hoffman, artist and creator of Tales of Absurdity webcomic. His first book, Tales of Absurdity: The Dawn of Absurdity, is now available on Amazon.
Mike Schmidt, comedian and host of the long-running podcast, The 40 Year Old Boy, sits down with me to talk about the movies that made him the man he is today. Join us, as we discuss Caan men, the Bemidji Holiday Inn, podunk phenomenons, and language lessons. Have a thought about Mike's movie choices? Share your comments, or ask me a question. It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Love Movies Made Me? Please help me spread the word about the show! I count on my most avid listeners to help reach new fans. Just click one of the images below to reach the show page on the social media or listening service of your choice, then share the page with your friends. It'll just take a moment and you'll be making a big difference for me! Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 89: The 40 Year Old Boy podcast Mike Schmidt on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Hear my previous conversation with Mike, during episode 74 from the 2017 Los Angeles Podcast Festival. Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: August 6: Episode 90, featuring Sonia Melinkoff, creator of Nerdy Novelty Design oven mitts and potholders. August 20: Episode 91 from Comic-Con International: San Diego, featuring conversations from Artist's Alley.
On this episode, the Hall H Show (Aaron Nabus and Alex Benedicto) welcomes pointillism artist, Daniel Jaimes! He's been busy in the studio and wanted to hangout at the beach to unwind for a bit before he went back to the studio. So we met up at Draft, in South Mission Beach in San Diego, CA. We enjoyed talking about his family, especially his parents; his art, which became his salvation; Star Wars and more! If you're going to San Diego Comic-Con 2018, please go check him out in Artists Alley, EE-13.
LIVE from Artists Alley at Motor City Comic Con 2018 featuring chats with comic book creators A. Shay Hahn, Erick Gutierrez and Kasey Pierce.
Time Codes: 00:00:25 - Introduction 00:02:10 - Setup of episode 00:03:16 - Rich Tommaso 00:13:31 - Steve Conley 00:18:55 - Milton Lawson 00:27:11 - Naomi Franquiz 00:31:53 - Dave Chisholm 00:41:45 - James F. Wrightand Jackie Crofts 00:49:57 - Scott Wegener 00:58:57 - Natalie Andrewson 01:09:08 - Michael Eury 01:17:05 - Wrap up 01:17:43 - Contact us This past weekend was HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC. It was a great convention, organized by the folks at Heroes Aren't Hard to Find. And as Derek likes to do every year, this past weekend he walked around Artists Alley talking with various creators about what they're doing, what they've recently published, and what they may have in the works. The result is a series of short interviews with various creators, some of whom have been on The Comics Alternativebefore, others that Derek met for the very first time. In this episode are brief conversations with, in order, Rich Tommaso, Steve Conley, Milton Lawson, Naomi Franquiz, Dave Chisholm, James F. Wrightand Jackie Crofts, Scott Wegener, Natalie Andrewson, and Michael Eury. Stay tuned over the next week for moreHeroesCon episodes!
I spent two days at this year's WonderCon Anaheim and had a great time talking with a whole bunch of truly amazing creators throughout Artist's Alley. I asked each artist to tell me about one movie that influenced them to be who they are. While I was there, I also caught up with a couple past guests of the show, who were selling their awesome artwork to the throngs of con-goers. You'll hear from: Christopher Uminga - View his work and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr. Albert Nguyen - View his work on his website, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Gwyn Conaway - View her work on her website and Etsy, and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Lamont Hunt - View his work on his website, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. José Pulido - View his work on his website, and follow him on Facebook and Instagram. Zee Cee Art - View his work on his website, and follow him on Instagram and Deviant Art. Charles Thurston - View his work on his website and Etsy, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Ashleigh Popplewell - View her work on her website, and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Brandon Kenney - View his work on his website, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Brandi Kenney - View her work on her website, and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Mike Matola - View his work on his website, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Joe Luma - View his work and follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Maggie Love - View her work on her website, and follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Irene Flores - View her work on her website, and follow her on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr. Jordan Monsell - View his work on his website and Etsy, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Richard Garcia - View his work on Etsy, and follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Jared Boone - Follow him on Facebook and Instagram. Tomas Overbai - View his work on his website, and follow him on Twitter and Instagram. Have something to say about the artists or movie choices in this episode? Share your thoughts, or ask me a question. It's easy to reach me! Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Love Movies Made Me? Please help me spread the word about the show! I count on my most avid listeners to help reach new fans. Just click one of the images below to reach the show page on the social media or listening service of your choice, then share the page with your friends. It'll just take a moment and you'll be making a big difference for me! Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter! Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: June 25: Episode 87, featuring Jonathan Young, co-host of Bomb's Away podcast. July 9: Episode 88, featuring Jarrett Seifert, co-host of Bomb's Away podcast.
Writer Anthony Ruttgaizer ( The First Hero, Heroes of Homeroom C ) discusses Black Panther, black culture, comics and his ongoing fued with cartoonist Jay Fosgitt. Featuring special appearances by Jay Fosgitt and Samuel Agro! All LIVE from Artist's Alley at Toronto Comic Con 2018.
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LumaCon is a small con organized by local libraries in Petaluma, California. Svet shares her experiences of the day.
LumaCon is a small con organized by local libraries in Petaluma, California. Svet shares her experiences of the day.
LumaCon is a small con organized by local libraries in Petaluma, California. Svet shares her experiences of the day.
Artists Alley is finally back! This we have Nick from Superslam Wrestling on to give us an introduction of sorts for the game. We cover the development process, inspirations, goals and much more! Give this a listen, Find them on twitter :https://twitter.com/superslamgame Find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superslamgame/
Peter David, Chris Eliopoulos, Erik Larsen, and Declan Shalvey share stories from the convention floor!
LIVE from Artist's Alley at FanExpo Canada 2017! Featuring... Gabe Sapienza, Gibson Quarter, Ricky Lima, Andrew Gilbert, Martin "Slam" Duncan, Hello Skywalker, Alex Chung, Jay Fosgitt, Kasey Pierce, David Hayes and SparkleGirl Jen.
A Plastic City Comic Con, que acontece na cidade de Fitchburg, no Massachussets, é um evento que ainda guarda muito da tradição das primeiras convenções de quadrinhos dos Estados Unidos. Pequena, intimista, com entradas com preços bem acessíveis, esses eventos menores trazem a possibilidade de maior contato com artistas que produzem seus quadrinhos e vendem direto para o público nas famigeradas Artists’ Alley. Acontece que o Mackenzie Melo, amigo e ouvinte do HQ Sem Roteiro, mora em Massachussets, e decidiu visitar o evento para conversar com um artista o qual ele é fã: o arte-finalista Jerry Ordway, que, entre outros trabalhos, fez parte da equipe criativa da famosa saga Crise das Infinitas Terras, marco na história da DC Comics. O Mackenzie então mandou um áudio pro PJ [...]
The Felix Comic Art Podcast goes to Heroes Con in Charlotte, North Carolina for our 22nd episode! We welcome fellow podcaster Jason Wood of the long-running 11 O'Clock Comics Podcast, to discuss sketch and commission collecting at conventions. Simply put, Jason gets a LOT of sketches and commissions. He discusses his methodical approach to maximizing each show experience, and shares tips for fellow Artists Alley hounds. Joining us are returning guests Jimmy Lawrence, Benno Rothschild, and Shannon Slayton who discuss their own perspectives on how to get the most out of attending a con. For the second half, we bring you a recording of the Heroes Con original art panel. Moderated by Jason, with panel guests Daniel Warren Johnson, Jeff Singh, and yours truly. We talk about different facets of the hobby, and are joined by the audience in a lively Q&A session. So if you missed the panel, here's your chance to hear what went down! Follow us on , , and . Sign up for our mailing list at . Support the show by leaving a rating/review on iTunes. We reward those who do both. Thanks and enjoy the show!
Going somewhere for Labor Day weekend? Here's some Comic Talk for the road! Pants shares some stories and souvenirs of his tour of duty in Artists' Alley at London Super Comic Convention 2017, including his discovery of a little-known missing link between comics and stamp collecting! Plus reading recommendations, TV talk (including early thoughts on Marvel's The Defenders), mailbag, Muddle the Murd, and more. (57:24)
Going somewhere for Labor Day weekend? Here's some Comic Talk for the road! Pants shares some stories and souvenirs of his tour of duty in Artists' Alley at London Super Comic Convention 2017, including his discovery of a little-known missing link between comics and stamp collecting! Plus reading recommendations, TV talk (including early thoughts on Marvel's The Defenders), mailbag, Muddle the Murd, and more. (57:24)
Illustrator Tony Guaraldi-Brown (The Cone-Nose Saga, Always) and I escaped the madness of San Diego Comic-Con, [and the crazy-busy Artist's Alley], to talk studying art outside of comics, the pleasure of working within limits, major psychological elements that forge artists, family, and writing characters from the internal perspective. We also discuss the lack of great internal superhero stories, because we feel superheroes are often internally misunderstood by their creators, and Tony delves deep into his powerful ongoing web-comic the Cone-Nose Saga. We also cover how lots of characters are defined by the loss or lack of family (even our own selves as characters), as well as how we feel driven to one-up and change our approach constantly, both to grow and to say different things. We wrap with discussion of Tony's gorgeous new art book ALWAYS. For a talk between two artists, this one is truly all about story- writing, structuring, and executing story- it is by far the most complete look at how I make comics, and it was a delight to discover Tony makes them in almost exactly the same way, internally speaking. The episode closes out with Celestial Lagoon from Solar Team by DJ Roshay. Visit Tony's site tgbart.com and read his excellent ongoing web-comic the Cone-Nose Saga. Pick up always at bigcartel.com. Follow Tony Guarldi-Brown on twitter @tgbart and on instagram @tony_guaraldi_brown. Follow this podcast on twitter @storycraftpod, and support the show by subscribing, rating & reviewing on iTunes, and by sharing with your friends. Follow me on twitter and instagram @kraigcomx.
Writer Tyler Carpenter talks about his comic book Demons published by Insane Comics. He also talks about his experience at the Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con and his secret for getting people to stop by his table in Artist's Alley! Demons available at Insane Comics http://www.insanecomics.com/the-insane-comics--store.html#!/Demons-5-issues/c/20667004/offset=0&sort=nameAsc Creator Talks website: www.creatortalks.com
Last weekend was HeroesCon, and as they have for the past few years, Andy and Derek are on the scene in Artists Alley reporting the event from the floor. On this episode, you'll hear the Two Guys sharing their varied experiences at the con. Among other topics they discuss the vendors they visited and the comics they were able to find, their attempts to interview creators at their tables, the two high-powered panels they moderated, the various artists they had signing their comics, the tone of this year's crowd, the uncertainty of their table location, and their Saturday night dinner with Gilbert Hernandez's family. And both Derek and Andy are most thankful for the various fans who stopped by their table to say "Hello" and tell them that they're avid listeners. Much thanks to Daniel Yezbick for providing the pictures of the Two Guys in action!
We close out our Motor City Extravaganza 2017 by diving deep into the trenches of Artist's Alley. Part 3 features conversations with Source Point Press's Ben Goldsmith and Keyla Valerio of The Seance Room, Kasey Pierce of Norah and Pieces Of Madness, and Gary Sobek. Dan Dougherty of Touching Evil and Beardo, The El Arto crew with John Marroquin, Aman Aman, Jack Fragg and Erick Gutierrez. Fellow podcasters Dave Patterson of Dave's Nerd Compendium and Heather Miles of the Pod Bros. network. Comic's 'n More owner and podcast host Chris Brown and to finish us off a little bit of the dirkalicious one, Dirk Manning of The Tales of Mr. Rhee and NightmareWorld.
George Gant is my guest today. A fixture in Artists Alley at cons across the Chicago area and known worldwide for his comics On The Grind and The Reset Button, George is also a great dad with another baby on the way. How does he finds balance? Gaming, of course!
Quadrinista é esse bicho muitas vezes introspectivo, que adora ficar em casa e escrever, desenhar e colorizar. Mas aí chega um convite no Facebook, um evento sobre quadrinhos que vai rolar na cidade. Nele, vai ter uma Artists’ Alley onde ele pode vender seus quadrinhos lá. E agora, José? Fica em casa ou sai da caverna para conhecer o mundo lá de fora? (Sim, isso foi uma referência a Platão). Qual a importância do evento para um quadrinista? É essa pergunta que a gente do HQ Sem Roteiro vem tentar responder nessa semana, com o auxílio de um time excepcional. Luís Carlos Sousa, Zé Wellington e Pedro ‘PJ’ Brandão se reúnem com a quadrinista do coletivo Netuno Press e organizadora do evento [Des]Enquadradas, Débora Cristina [...]
Straight from the trenches, deep within the heart of Artist's Alley, The Jedi Ras brings you the best in comic con guerilla pod tactics LIVE from Toronto Comic Con 2017. In this Part One of a two part special are conversations featuring Steven Andrews of The Toronto Comics Anthology, Travis Macintire and Kasey Pierce of Source Point Press, Shane Heron and Ricky Lima of The Black Hole Hunters Club with a cameo from Rossi Gifford, Jason Loo, Keith Grachow, Stephany Lein and Sam Noir.
In Part 3 of our San Diego Comic Con 2016 review, Taylor and Todd talk to Eric Koda who was fortunate enough to land a table in Artists Alley for the first time. We grill Eric about his Comic Con experience as a fan, professional, and artist.Find Eric online at:erickoda.comexecutiveorder9066.deviantart.com/www.instagram.com/kodamoment/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Alejandro Rosado is going places and he’s doing it through his art. Bringing a genuine air of positivity and brotherhood (along with his signature lid) to any Artists’ Alley he’s part of, Alejandro never hesitates to assist his fellow creators. … Continue reading →
While Andy and Derek were at HeroesCon last weekend, they talked briefly with a variety of creators in Artists Alley -- see last Tuesday's show for those conversations -- but they also had the chance to sit down for longer, more substantive interviews. And they made it a point to do so with Miss Lasko-Gross and Kevin Colden, the creators behind the new series from Z2 Comics, The Sweetness. The first issue has just been released, so the guys had the opportunity, thanks to Miss and Kevin, to read it and ask their guests about this unique title. Miss and Kevin describe The Sweetness as a mix between Star Wars and Breaking Bad, where a group of ex-cons and low-level criminals work for a UPS-like delivery service in space...but with a focus on badass women smugglers. Derek and Andy ask specifically about the two unlikely paired female protagonists, Nelly and Scout, but they also discuss their inept male companion Bachmaan, a curious character who Miss admits to not being able to kill off, especially given the way that Kevin has drawn him. The two guests also discuss their working relationship, the benefits and challenges of being married and working on the same title. In fact, Miss and Kevin work so productively together that many times during the interview, the Two Guys just sit back and let their guests carry the back-and-forth. The result is an engaging conversation about this promising new series, one that the guys hope will be shuttling illegal cargo for a long time.
This past weekend, Andy and Derek attended HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC, where they had a table in Artists Alley. On each of the three days of the event they recorded brief segments about their experiences at the con, the people they met, the panels they attended, and the comics they were able to find. So for this week's episode, you'll hear those recordings and get to experience the 2016 HeroesCon vicariously through the unique perspectives of the Two Guys with PhDs Talking about Comics. Among the many things discussed are the guys' encounters with creators in Artists Alley, Andy's attempts to sell his Harley Quinn- and Suicide Squad-related comics, the unexpected physical dangers of tabling at the con, Derek's spirited find of Will Eisner reprints, the travails of trying to sell branded merchandise when you're not an artist, old racist comic books, and cosplayers who really don't give a damn what people think. But, as with last year's event, the highlight of HeroesCon 2016 was meeting dedicated fans of The Comics Alternative podcast and meeting new people who are sure to become new listeners. And during the guys' daily recordings, they talk with some of these individuals on mic. Much thanks to the Two Guys' dedicated and lovely assistant, Zoe Royal, for helping out at the table and for taking pictures of the guys in action on the floor of Artists Alley!
The Jedi Ras brings you conversations straight from the trenches of Artist's Alley at C2E2 2016 with such amazing talents as Scott Hepburn (Star Wars, Drax) Jay Fosgitt (Rocket and Groot, Dead Duck and Zombie Chic) Bob Salley (The Salvagers) Josh Dahl (Rapid City: Below Zero) and Ryan Lee (The Naturals, InHumans). The Weapon is also very proud to announce that we are now a member of The Podcast Detroit Network...Check it.
This past weekend was C2E2 in Chicago. Marjorie, Arnie, and Daryl were there checking out the panels and all the booths at the con. Join them on this episode as they report on their hunts for items like Bandai Movie Realization figures, S.H. Figuarts Stormtroopers, Hasbro Black Series, and more! Plus they highlight some special Artist's Alley finds. Also on this episode, Jerry is back with another Vintage Viewpoint. He looks at the classic Stormtrooper Blaster toy, and reveals its surprising Batman tie! Finally Andrew is back with two new Hot Toys -- A New Hope Luke and Stormtrooper Luke Skywalker. Does he like these Lukes? Join him to find out in this new Star Wars Action News! And also check out Star Wars Action News' crowdfunding campaign on Podbean! We want to make the show better, and need your help to make it happen!
This past weekend was C2E2 in Chicago. Marjorie, Arnie, and Daryl were there checking out the panels and all the booths at the con. Join them on this episode as they report on their hunts for items like Bandai Movie Realization figures, S.H. Figuarts Stormtroopers, Hasbro Black Series, and more! Plus they highlight some special Artist's Alley finds. Also on this episode, Jerry is back with another Vintage Viewpoint. He looks at the classic Stormtrooper Blaster toy, and reveals its surprising Batman tie! Finally Andrew is back with two new Hot Toys -- A New Hope Luke and Stormtrooper Luke Skywalker. Does he like these Lukes? Join him to find out in this new Star Wars Action News! And also check out Star Wars Action News' crowdfunding campaign on Podbean! We want to make the show better, and need your help to make it happen!
Enquanto alguns sentem saudade dos painéis, do Artists' Alley, ou do cheiro de suor de seu artista favorito na hora da foto, outros sentem falta de reclamar das filas, da organização, ou de não ter tido a chance de fazer aquela última pergunta para David Tennant. Já faz mais de uma semana que rolou o maior evento de cultura pop no Brasil. Tempo mais do que o suficiente para o "drop of the coin" de nossas experiências por lá. Nesse Papricast especial, nós recebemos as garotas Schall para compartilhar nossas impressões sobre o evento, falar mal do Pânico na Band e lamentar o que não tivemos tempo de curtir. [DOWNLOAD] Ficha Técnica: Nesse programa Leonardo Santos, Jaison Mafra, Priscila Schall e Nayra Schall ficam na fila por 45 minutos. Patreon Papricast CLIQUE AQUI E SE ASSOCIE AO PAPRICAST https://www.patreon.com/papricast Camisetas Papricast Acesse nossa loja no Tanlup para comprar as nossas camisetas http://www.tanlup.com/store/35801/papricast ASSINE NOSSO FEED! Feed, RSS e iTunes: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Papricast Para assinar no iTunes, clique na aba Avançado, e Assinar Podcast. Cole o endereço e confirme. Assim você recebe automaticamente os novos episódios.
*Pilot Episode* Myself and Jason Enos have a chat about his art, current projects, Batman, The Puggernaut and other stuff. Give it a listen. Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/conversationswiththebeard Follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/convoswithbeard Jason Enos: Twitter.com/enosthecomposer Facebook.com/JasonEnosComicArt
In the second of two on-location interview episodes recorded at last weekend's HeroesCon -- the first episode went up yesterday -- Derek talks with a variety of artists tabling in Artists Alley. He begins with a conversation with Nate Simpson, discussing the recent release of Nonplayer #2, the long gap between the first and second issues, and Nate's plans for carrying the title forward. Next, Derek talks with Ed Piskor about the upcoming release of Hip Hop Family Tree, Book 3, Fantagraphics' landmark decision to release his title as a monthly series, and Ed's gold watch. After that, he discusses the webcomic Vattu with Evan Dahm, along with the artist's plans for eventually releasing the entire saga in hardcopy. Then Derek heads to the shared table of Gabriel Dunston and Aaron Walther -- which is almost next to The Comics Alternative's table! He talks with Gabe about Kickstarter and his work on the second Purgatory Pub book, and then he learns about Aaron's series, Zero's Heroes and Science Hero. Then, in one of the highlights of the con, Derek makes Ryan Browne laugh before learning the sad news that God Hates Astronauts will soon be going on hiatus. Following Ryan's talk, Jamal Igle discusses the new Molly Danger series as well as his work at Action Lab Studios, and then Frank Barbiere shares some word about the secrets to his prolific output...Five Ghosts, White Suits, Black Market, and Solar: Man of Action, anyone? Then, in the last hours of this year's HeroesCon, Derek is able to talk with Kyle Starks about his experiences after Sexcastle, with Jeremy Whitley about Princeless and ethnoracial issues in comics, and with Matthew Roberts about art and the success of Manifest Destiny.
While Derek and Andy W. were at HeroesCon last weekend, they were able to meet a variety of artists and writers tabling in Artists Alley. Many of these creators took time from their busy schedules -- talking with fans, signing books, and working on commissions -- to talk with the guys for a few minutes, discussing their works and sharing their experiences at the con. This episode of the podcast includes brief conversations with ten different artists and that, taken together, demonstrate the creative diversity to be found at this year's HeroesCon. First, Derek talks with Sophie Goldstein and Jenn Jordan about their webcomic-turned-book, Darwin Carmichael is Going to Hell, as well as Sophie's Ignatz Award-winning House of Women and the recently published The Oven. After that, Andy has a conversation with Michel Fiffe about his ongoing Copra series and his recent work on various Marvel titles. This is followed by another f**k-filled conversation with Tom Neely and Keenan Marshall Keller (who were just on the podcast last month) about the reception to the latest issue of The Humans, and then a more toned-down discourse with friend-of-the-podcast Craig Yoe on his experiences at HeroesCon, Weird Love, his enjoyment of cosplayers, and an awards message that he delivers for Steve Ditko. Next, Andy talks with Royden Lepp about his high-octane adventure series, Rust, and his process of writing for young readers. This is followed by conversations with Justin Jordan about Spread, Dead Body Road, and the return of Luther Strode, and with Hoyt Silva on the reaction to his and Josh Blaylock's Operation Nemesis: A Story of Genocide and Revenge. Finally, Derek wraps up this this on-location interview segment by talking with Max Dowdle about his fine art background and his graphic novel Shattered with Curve of Horn.
This year the Two....no, the Three Guys with PhDs attended HeroesCon, and they had a table there in the middle of Artists Alley. Andy Kunka, Andy Wolverton, and Derek Royal were there to check out the action, rummage through the dollar bins, search for new and interesting titles, talk with creators, get their books signed, and just generally enjoy the fun and camaraderie. On each of the three days of the con, Friday (June 19th) through Sunday (June 21st), they made it a point to record segments live from the floor, discussing the highlights and the experiences they took away from the event. Among the many topics they cover are the incredibly long lines for Jason Aarons, Jason Latour, Chip Zdarsky, Matt Fraction, and Kelly Sue DeConnick; their luck in having a table so close to friend-of-the-show and overall great guy, Craig Yoe; the wonderful experience of having fans of The Comics Alternative come up and talk with the guys; the adventures of trying to find a place for dinner after the con lets out for the day; the kind of treasures they uncover when digging through stacks of back issues; the good and the bad of fan enthusiasm; their favorite discoveries of the day; the kind of encounters and conversations they had with the many creators in Artists Alley; and the weird effectiveness of the sign at their booth. For the most part, Derek, Andy, and Andy did their recordings at the end of each day -- providing a general wrap-up of the day's events -- but on Sunday they recorded two segments, the first one in the morning, so as to include Andy Wolverton before he had to head back home to Maryland (he was driving the long distance). The crowd at this year's HeroesCon was record breaking, and in the background of their recordings you can hear the constant buzz of attendees as they roam the floor. In fact, on a few occasions people came up to the table while the guys were recording, talking on the show and sharing some of the experiences they had. All in all, the Three Guys had a great time, and they plan to table at HeroesCon again next year. This is the first of several episodes of The Comics Alternative at HeroesCon 2015. In the coming days the guys will post two full episodes of conversations with creators in Artists Alley as well as a recording of the panel Derek and Andy Kunka participated in the first day of the con. Keep your ears open!
Fan Expo Dallas was held May 29-31, and this year Derek was there in Artists Alley talking with a variety of creators. Some of those he spoke with are famous names and individuals who have been on the show before. Others were new to him and, and Derek used the opportunity to introduce himself and Comics Alternative listeners to their fascinating works. He begins by talking with two artists who have spoken with him at various cons in the past, Robert Wilson IV and Joe Eisma. The latter shares his experiences having illustrated Bitch Planet #3, the amount of attention that has brought him, and his warm relationship with Kelly Sue DeConnick. Robert also follows up on the success of Knuckleheads, which was released as a book last summer from IDW. Joe Eisma talks not only about his most recent work on Morning Glories, now in its second "season," but also about doing a variant cover for the relaunch of Archie. After that, Derek speaks with two teams of creators whose work he has just discovered. Through Stephen G. Totten and his friend Mike, he learns about the webcomic Angry Cuddles, and how this work (written by Stephen and illustrated by Joseph A. Valero III) has recently become a video podcast. Derek also talks with Mark Schmidt, publisher of Stratum Comics, and his partner, Vince Chuter. Their title, The Threat, is an action comic reminiscent of Heroes placed in a Judge Dredd-type universe. Next, Derek talks with Steve Epting about Velvet -- the second trade has recently been released -- and the kind of fan response he's been getting at the con. Steve shares a few words about working with Ed Brubaker on this creator-owned title as well as their collaboration on Captain America and Winter Soldier. After that, Jemma Young introduces Derek to her webcomic, Children of Eldair, her collaboration with its writer, Rachel A. Oaks, the title's dedicated fanbase, and the challenges of putting out installments on a regular basis. Derek also meets Hector Rodriguez whose El Peso Hero, published through Rio Bravo Comics, is a potent mixture of superhero stories, sociopolitical commentary, and an exploration of race relations on the Southwestern border. Finally, Derek wraps up with Ellen Natalie, whose webcomic Furry Experience provides a glimpse into young adult experiences as they relate to religion, relationships, and coming of age. This was a particularly busy convention, and The Comics Alternative thanks all of these creators for taking the time to share their thoughts and experiences with its listeners.
What a grand adventure once again this year at Motor City Comic Con in beautiful Novi, Michigan. The Jedi Ras will be bringing you tons of fantastic fun over the next several parts of our MCCC extravaganza. First up, a right jolly romp through Artist's Alley including chats with Kelly O'Hara, Jay Fosgitt, Jason Westlake, Nick Francis, Joshua Werner, Source Point Press and Jason Ujvari. All incredibly talented artists, this episode is a pure celebration of the insanely positive vibes emitted from this convention. Please click their names to experience their amazing work and visit An Elegant Weapon or our Facebook page to enjoy our photo gallery of the event.
On tonight's episode, we take a serious moment to remember the 20th anniversary of the nerve gas attack in Tokyo... From that we talk about artists ripping off artists in the Artists Alley, Adult Swim's anime experiment, the new Attack on Titan live action movie trailer, Astro Boy's reboot, the top ten animes that takes place in the US, and Disney Channel Japan to air Love Live! Then we ask on the Open Forum topic, what's your go to song for karaoke! Finally in News From Japan, an Amazon.com Japan employee busted for kiddie porn, a high school teacher arrested for drunk driving, and a Buddhist Monk arrested for filming up girl's skirts?! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animejamsession/support
It’s me, Marc Hershon, and I'll be your host and concierge for Epi103 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. This is a Succotash Clips episode, where we feature clips from comedy podcasts and DON’T feature any interviews with anyone. Although we do have a new Boozin’ With Bill segment, where I pay a visit to our announcer Bill Heywatt in the Studio P wet bar and he mixes up one of his alcohol-laden concoctions. This time out we’ll hear him mix up something he calls "Groovy Love-In Punch". Why Not Network? If you didn't know it before, Succotash is an independent podcast, as are so many of the shows that you can find strewn across the internet. But it’s funny – I was asked not once but twice this past week by a couple of different podcasters what network we’re on and, when they found out we’re NOT part of a network, why aren’t we? I don’t know, actually. I approached a couple of networks fairly early on in our operation and there was little or no interest – I think, at the time, they really wanted shows that were pulling significant numbers to help bolster the network’s ratings. Now, of course, there are networks like the Wolfpop Network, which came out of the gate with shows that were brand new. I’m not opposed to having this show on a podcast network. It would certainly keep me honest and having to maintain a strict release schedule. Plus we’d probably have sponsors and might even start bringing in a little money instead of having to pay it out every month. And there’d be added publicity, too. I’m not going to start knocking on doors right now, though. I have to imagine most of the networks know who and what Succotash is by now. Maybe if we were a review show we’d be a hotter commodity but that’s not what we’re about – and THAT could be the problem. Networks want listeners for their shows so why would they carry a show that’s letting people know what comedy podcasts are out there in the world NOT on their network? So, until further notice, Succotash remains a proudly solo podcast, and our main mission of letting people know about the wide variety of comedy shows that are out there is still very firmly in place. Feel free to show your support for our efforts to do so by rating and reviewing us on iTunes, giving us a “thumbs up” on Stitcher, “hearting” us on SoundCloud, Liking our Facebook page, and/or clicking the Donate button on our http://SuccotashShow.com homepage. A Sound Experiment Epi103 might sound a little different to those of you who have been listening to Succotash for a while. I'm giving an app called BossJock a try this time out, which is the equivalent of have a radio studio in your smartphone or tablet. The set-up is pretty simple and really applicable a show like ours, where we play a lot of clips. I'm not going to wax too technical, but BossJock lets you load up audio clips of any length and they are available much like old-style tape cartridges ("carts") were in my old radio days. There's the ability to record through either the devices microphone or a plug-in mic of your choosing and there you are — all set up in your studio, with the controls at your fingertips. The app give you a maximum of 15 "carts" with a phone and 35 with a tablet. I was using my iPad to carry my scripted rundown and my iPhone to record, but I could have just as easily switched. I'm used to assembling the show by mixing my voice tracks, music, and podcast clips after they're all laid out. SO it was interesting to do the whole thing on the fly with BossJock. There were a few rough patches as I was getting used to moving in and out of the clips, and I didn't have enough carts to give myself a music bed under the TweetSack. So I did a little tinkering in GarageBand afterward. But I really had fun with the practice of putting everything together - essentially - in one sitting, while literally sitting in my car. Coming Up In This Episode In addition to our Boozin’ With Bill adventure and a classic Henderson’s Pants commercial, we have a double dose of our Burst O’ Durst segment with comedian/commentator Will Durst, and clips from the following podcasts: Artist’s Alley, The Big Cat Show, The Kimchi Chronicles, Making Ends Meet, The Pauly Shore Podcast Show, Taco Tuesday, and Tangentially Speaking — not necessarily in that order. Plus, of course, we dip into the Tweetsack at the end of the show. The Clips The Pauly Shore Podcast ShowThis past week, for Splitsider.com and Huffington Post Entertainment, I reviewed The Pauly Shore Podcast Show. You can go read the review in either place by clicking the links above, but here are the short strokes: Pauly Shore’s back and podcasting’s got him…again. In his 40’s now, Shore still scores with his “perma-slacker” voice and attitude, clearing needing the several members of his support team in the studio to get him from point A to point B. Even the point of editing seems to escape him at times, with Shore once needlessly recapping something that we just heard happen (which had apparently been a while back in real time.) Childhood friend and occasional acting rival David Arquette is his guest and their chat is very loose, hilariously wandering from topic to topic, including Arquette’s childhood, growing up with his acting siblings, life with Courtney Cox, life without Courtney Cox, and how things are now with a three-year relationship and an 8-month old son. The Big Cat ShowWe recently featured a clip from The Big Cat Show with our old pal Lyonheart and I don’t like to repeat shows in quick succession, but Lyon does his show live on Thursday nights every week and he recently got a surprise caller. That’s pretty cool. Hannibal Burress just calling in. (Lyon, I think you could have parleyed that into a longer interview, though. Note to self: Don’t kick off an interview about talking smack about the star of the movie your guest is appearing in. Just a thought.) You can call into his show yourself every Thursday night at 7 PM East Coast time. Artists AlleyOur associate producer Tyson Saner grabbed a clip from the Artists Alley podcast, hosted by Merill Barr. His guest in this slice from this past December is Troy Conrad, the brains behind the hilarious Set List show, which makes comedians invent material on the spot based on bizarre premises that he pops up on a screen on stage. Here he reveals an upcoming twist to the premise. The Kimchi ChroniclesI got a note from friend of Succotash Nigel Boydell, who listeners may know from the Uncle Arthur’s Bollocks and HMS Codcast podcasts. He says: Hi Marc! I have included a short clip from my latest venture. I have been recording a podcast with my co-host, Samantha Pett. The Kimchi Chronicles is an intercontinental project. Sam is an English teacher in Ulsan, South Korea. We get together every couple of weeks to record a podcast over Skype. Because of the 9 hour time difference, Sam is usually recording in the early hours, and is usually fairly, how should I say, lubricated by the time the recording ends. Kimchi is a staple food in Korea, hence the title, and soju is a cheap alcholic drink, hence the lubrication. They sent along the sample we're featuring in this episode of the show. Taco TuesdayWe recently featured a clip from Taco Tuesday with Podcast Dan and Adam Wolf and normally we’d wait a while before going back to the same well. But those guys are savvy enough to try out our new Hightail link for uploading clips directly to our show, so as a reward, we have another taste of Taco Tuesday. Comedy Podcasters: If you'd like to upload a 3-5 minute MP3 clip directly to us, just use this link: http://www.hightail.com/u/Succotash. Making Ends MeetTyson has clipped us a sample of Making Ends Meet, a podcast where New Yorkers Max Ash and Tovah Silbermann talk to noobie comedians about their day jobs and how they can afford to be a comic in one of the most expensive cities in the country. In this samplage, the pair is talking with Sharron Paul. Tangentially SpeakingFrom the show's description on iTunes: Ever wanted to hang with a famous comedian, dominatrix, health guru, author or Italian prince? Well, here's your chance. In this clip from a recent episode, Dr. Christopher Ryan chats with guest Dan Piraro, the delightfully twisted artist behind the Bizarro cartoons. All right, friends. That's what is in store for Epi103. Next time, Epi104 will be a Succotash Chats edition and our special guest will be Hal Lublin from The Thrilling Adventure Hour, back for his 3rd annual visit from when TAA was here at SF Sketchfest last weekend. If you want to be our bestest friend, please take time out to Like us on Facebook, rate AND review us up on iTunes, heart us on SoundCloud, thumbs up us on Stitcher, buy our merch through the Succotashery, click our Donate button, and shop on Amazon by clicking on the banner at the top of the page on our homesite, http://SuccotashShow.com. And thanks for passing the Succotash! — Marc Hershon
The Jedi Ras welcomes Derek and Kevin of the Drunk on Comics podcast for their maiden voyage to North America's 3rd largest pop culture convention to celebrate FanExpo Canada's 20th year. Hear chats from con watering hole Hoops and from our home in Artist's Alley at P106 hanging out with Anthony Ruttgaizer, Lee Moder and a featured conversation with Jamal Igle. Also featured is an interview with Phil Fraboni of The 501st Legion Canadian Garrison who absolutely outdid themselves this year with an incredible exhibit. Enjoy the ride!A Jedi Ras cut.Check out the 2014 Fanexpo photo album including lots of great cosplay and exhibit displays on An Elegant Weapon's Facebook page or in the photo gallery link in the menu above.Stay tuned for a mega packed part 2 and hear chats with DNDUI podcast, Pat Davidson, Shawn Daley, Sparkle Girl, Action Lab and Ryan Stegman!
On this special episode of The Comics Alternative, Andy shares his experiences last week at the 2014 Heroes Convention in Charlotte, NC. Derek couldn't make it this year, so Andy fills him in on what he missed and shares his thoughts on the many people he met and the many adventures he had at the event. Most notable are his interviews with various writers and illustrators in Artists Alley, and presented on this podcast. You'll hear Andy's conversations with Brian Clevinger, Andy Hirsch, Kyle Starks, Frank Barbiere, Gabriel Dunston, and Max Dowdle. It's that special one-on-one interaction, a smooth, nougaty combination of intellectual curiosity and personal camaraderie, that you've come to expect from the Two Guys with PhDs in their never-ending quest for thoughtful comics talk.
Everyone wants to know about all the changes on Sparks Street! We meet up with the man behind the action Les Gagne, we talk Carnival, Zipline, Busker fest, Ribfest, Artists Alley, Digital Rewards, Food Truck Rallys, Sens Playoffs and the Winterbrewed Festival. Music from the awesome Goodluck Assembly!
Everyone wants to know about all the changes on Sparks Street! We meet up with the man behind the action Les Gagne, we talk Carnival, Zipline, Busker fest, Ribfest, Artists Alley, Digital Rewards, Food Truck Rallys, Sens Playoffs and the Winterbrewed Festival. Music from the awesome Goodluck Assembly!
ECHORIFT | Pop Culture Interceptor (Yes, a fast car from a dark future)
New York Comic Con 2012 wrap up with Artist's Alley, Skullkickers, Judge Dredd plus Uncanny Avengers, AvX Consequences, and the movie Detention Be sure to check out our comic, Hurry The Rabbitoid Knight: Prelude to Epilogue! Radio Free Echo Rift is a pirate broadcast transmitted from a secret location deep beneath the city of Philadelphia. Don and Mike discuss comics, movies, and the comics that they make based on what they see in the mysterious Echo Rift. New Episodes every Wednesday and most Fridays. Subscribe and rate us on iTunes! Download Episode 35 – The Battle of New York Episode 35 – The Battle of New York 00:36 - Intro01:27 - What happened after Episode 34 Recorded03:24 - NYCC Saturday Retrospective, Artist's Alley05:05 - Matt's Buddy Matteo Scalera06:20 - Skullkickers tt07:12 - Networking with the 2000AD Judge Dredd people09:57 - Closing thoughts on New York Comic Con 201211:21 - Voicemail12:41 - Marvel Now and Uncanny Avengers #1 Rick Remender/John Cassaday18:22 - Mike's troubled by Cyclops as a villain20:25 - AvX: Consequences #1 Keiron Gillen/Tom Rainey22:37 - See the movie DETENTION (and read Mark's blog)27:30 - We KNOW Dane Cook is in the movie, so what? - WATCH IT28:51 - Outro Call-in number: 856-208-RIFT Letters: letters@echorift.com Follow @echorift for podcast and comic updates Follow @Don_Garvey and @Mike_Connelly
Reviews: Avengers 1959 #1, Blood Red Dragon #0, Chopper #1, Huntress Vol 3 #1, Last Of The Greats #1, Penguin: Pain and Prejudice #1, Frank Miller's Holy Terror Jimmy is joined by yet another Aussie sitting in the guest co-host chair, Jen Timms. She works in the gaming industry and is in town for New York Comic Con (NYCC) staying at the Aquino/Templesmith palace. She is also Jimmy's right hand at the CNI booth (D18) in Podcast Arena located in Artist's Alley. They give some love/reverance to the late Steve Jobs, Jimmy talks about the Warehouse 13 and Breaking Bad finales and tells of his love for Karine Vanasse in Pan Am. They also nerd out over the new Avengers trailerNews includes James Robinson back on Starman, Barnes & Noble yanks DC books, Locke & Key screening at NYCC, Archie Comics brings back superheroes, and Stieg Larson's trilogy comes to comic books. As always, Listener Feedback, the Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Thanks for listening! NYCC is this weekend (October 13-16) and CNI has lots of great stuff lined up at their table D18. Signings at the booth (CHECK BACK AT WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO SOON) with the likes of Greg Pak, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Kevin Colden, Becky Cloonan, Ben Templesmith, Ben McCool, Veronica Taylor, and Jeremy Bastian. Tentative guests include Paul Pope, Michael Emerson and Carrie Preston. The annual raffle will be held this year as well! It's a fundraiser for CNI so we can get some new equipment/pay for trips/etc. Great prizes in the raffle as per usual with donations from Garth Ennis, Bryan Fuller, Ben Templesmith, Rafael Kayanan, Paul Pope, John Cassaday, DC comics, IDW publishing. Dark Horse comics, Smith Micro, Fred Van Lente, Dean Haspiel, Dan Panosian, Dynamite Entertainment, 2000AD and more! Tickets are $1 or 6 for $5. The more you buy, the better chance to win! We'll do the raffle once on Thursday and twice a day from Friday-Sunday. Swing on by D18 in Artist Alley to see all of the exciting events happening with Comic News Insider at NYCC!
Brian Bendis Dan DiDio, and many others are interviewed in this report from the covention floor of the Wizard World Chicago weekend.DiDio talks about Final Crisis, and the recent ttemps DC has made to reinvent heroes with familiar names.Bendis discusses Nick Fury, Secret Warriors, and many other plans, in a location where no comics podcast has dared to go before. Plus a nice mix of mainsteam and indie creatrors all straight form Artists Alley .
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