Black Tribbles

The Tribbles celebrate the auspicious debut book from their very own Kennedy Allen aka Storm Tribble, a collection of short Afrofuturistic tales centered in Speculative Philadelphia.

Continuing our Isolation series, the Ghouls are getting cozy indoors and quickly realizing that's no good. Gabe discovers she may be claustrophobic and Kat tries to convince everyone to stay inside away from people. We talk solitary confinement, isolation experiments and what happens to your mind when you don't have people to talk to.

PARENTAL DISCRETION ADVISED - Despite some early technical difficulties, the Tribbles bring pure fire, theories, conspiracies and heated debate to their breakdown of GAME OF THRONES final season as they return with Throne of Tribbles!

The Uncanny Tribble & Amalgam Comics & Coffeeshop owner, Ariell Johnson chats about 90's kids horror and explores why scaring your kids young makes them better people. From Goosebumps, Are You Afraid of the Dark and even the Scholastic Book Fair, join us and learn about the kid horror haven that was the 90s.

This week's episode. Our Coverage of the Great Philadelphia Comic Con at Oaks

Author ELIZABETH WILKERSON brings an incredible backstory to the studio in the promotion of her Afrofuturist thriller TOKYO FIREWALL, including her mind-melting tale of meeting Michael Jackson. Plus, documentarian and superfan MAURICE POPLAR connects the dots between the Haitian Revolution and Mary Shelly's Frankenstein.

Robert DeNiro. The Addams Family. The Lion King. Martian Manhunter. The Voice of Saint Saucey. This episode of GUTTER TALK has it all, including more Brandon!

As part of the Isolation Series, the Ghouls are diving deep to explain the very real danger behind Kat's biggest fear, the ocean, and why it's really bad to be stuck on or in it all by yourself. Ghouls watched 47 Meters Down.

The Tribbles kick off Octavia City's annual celebration of sci-fi and Afrofuturism with a visit from the World Builders Writing Club, a collective of indy writers and authors who gather in support of one another and the craft. Violet Levoit, Margaret Brown, Dale Shilito and the venerable Lance Woodruff bring stories, pathos, and insight into their writings and the studio and critical feedback for aspiring writers everywhere.

SPOILERS WARNING -- Johnny Destructo, Len AKA The Bat-Tribble, and Noel Bartocci discuss SHAZAM!!