Today we talk with brilliant CagleCartoonists Pat Bagley and RJ Matson about their most popular political cartoons, the top ten cartoons of the past week, the issues of the day and the business of editorial cartooning and newspapers. We’ve got Chinese spy balloons, gridlocked Washington, scary social media and more!

Veteran Cagle Cartoonists discuss the most popular cartoons of their week and their own Top Ten most popular cartoons of their careers - thirty of the most reprinted editorial cartoons ever.

Our guest is the brilliant editorial cartoonist, Rick McKee, who “created” the first syndicated political drawn by artificial intelligence. Rick has amassed an impressive collection of art he made through A.I. and he shares the images with us and talks about how it all works and the threat A.I. poses to to illustrators and editorial cartoonists.

The CagleCartoonists discuss the spy balloon from China, the State of the Union Address, and all the most popular cartoons of the week. Daryl Cagle and his editor, Brian Fairrington are joined by longtime editorial cartoonist, Disney artist and director, Ed Wexler, along with cartooning great, Monte Wolverton who discuss the week in politics through political cartoons.

This week's Top Ten cartoons are about the classified documents scandal, the debt ceiling impasse in Washington, mass shootings, and a cartoon about Artificial Intelligence by our anonymous cartoonist!

In our exciting second episode we have the most popular political cartoons with Indiana Jones and the high price of eggs, artificial intelligence, Groundhog Day, more classified documents, and the liberal threat to gas stoves!

Daryl has a conversation with brilliant, veteran cartoonist, Monte Wolverton, who is best known for his work with Mad Magazine and for his famous, cartoonist father, Basil Wolverton, who was one of the founding “Gang of Idiots” at Mad Magazine. Monte shows some of his favorite cartoons, talks about his father’s most famous drawing, “The […]