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Writer/director SHANNON NEWBY (Heavy Sedation) fulfills his childhood ambition of creating his own comic book by...creating his own comic book! His Snooby Comics present the alien harvest tale MUNCH.
Writer/ Publisher SEBASTIAN JONES brings his incredible Stranger Comics to the Nation, featuring the history-making book NIOBE. He also happens to be a walking Guy Ritchie movie! TRUST!
Author/Illustrator TIM FIELDER has released his Afrofuturistic epic INFINITUM (HarperCollins) to the world after years of working the independent comic book circuit and he has a compelling story to share about he got to this point. Plus the Tribbles reveal more plans for their upcoming Guinness World Record podcast in April.
Erik shares his pillars for life, which definitely include lots of bacon the Isaiah introduces the Tribbles to the insanity of the Veloci-Pastor. Ariell talks about the necessity of the upcoming Access Guide to the Black Comic Book Community.
The Tribbles celebrate the new day of the new administration including the glory that is Bernie Sanders before turning to the business at hand which is to induct posthumously some overdue Tribbles into the Nation, including 'Tiny' Lister, Robin Williams, Prince, and others.
The Black Tribbles will attempt the world's longest live podcast in April 2021 and they give a preview of the many special features they have planned, including the hilarious I LOVE ORORO
Somehow 'assless chaps' gets on the agenda but eventually the Tribbles open 2021 with reviews of Disney/Pixar's SOUL and Warner Bros' WONDER WOMAN 1984.
The Black Tribbles hold their final SPACEHEADS episode ever just in time to coincide with the coming Jupiter & Saturn Conjunction and its potential influence on the African Diaspora.
The Tribbles look at the Year in Space Exploration, from the triumphs and setbacks of SpaceX's missions, the history of Black astronauts and the ISS reaching a momentous zenith, the search for a better 'evacuation' and the rise of a new Buckaroo Banzai.
CIRROC LOFTON of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fame tells stories of his days on the Paramount lot, playing ball with Kobe Bryant, his secret life as a Renaissance Man, and the creation of Best Tribble Designation Ever! TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES AHEAD.
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