This month my very own podcast producer/editor Eleum joined me to discuss the Netflix drama Kingdom, based on Kingdom of the Gods by Youn In-Wan.

The handsome and mysterious Liz Andry joined me to discuss the handsome and mysterious Dexter.

On the latest episode, Andrew Marshello joined me to discuss the 1981 BBC miniseries The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. How does the miniseries compare to the books and the radio play? Find out!

Steve Fiorillo from In the Mix joined me to talk about Friday Night Lights, inspired by the non-fiction book by H.G. Bissinger. Dive in with us as we discuss the wildly different show and book.

On the latest episode of the pod, Katie Wright (Bret Easton Hell Yes!) joined me to discuss Dublin Murders, based on In the Woods and The Likeness by Tana French.

Set sail with Sara Ghaleb and I as we discuss Black Sails and Treasure Island. Should more TV shows reimagine public domain characters as gay anti-heroes? Listen to find out.

Jane Cripe joined me once again to talk about Pretty Little Liars – this time talking about books 2-4.

This month Michael Chau and Andrew Marshello joined me to talk about The Leftovers by Tom Perrotta, adapted for TV by Tom Perrotta and Damon Lindelof. Both the book and the show are fascinating and eerily topical.

This month Valerie (@StealingValerie) joined me to discuss The 100, written by Kass Morgan and adapted for TV by Jason Rothenberg. We talked about all things The 100 from the politics to the ships to the hunks.

This month Katie Wright (Bret Easton Hell Yes!) joined me to talk about You by Caroline Kepnes, adapted for television by Sera Gamble and Greg Berlanti.