Jorge Pacheco is our special guest. He drew covers and stories for Harvey Comics back in the 1990s featuring Casper, Richie Rich, Tom and Jerry, Woody Woodpecker, Underdog, Pink Panther and more. Currently, he's doing the same for American Mythology. Plus, the usual Fun Ideas Productions news.

Eddie DeAngelini is a cartoonist, webcomic collaborator, author, and owner of the Hi De Ho Comics comic book store in Santa Monica, California. He also writes, draws and publishes his own comic book called "Collectors".

Nat Gertler is a huge fan of Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip, and has compiled many books featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy and all the rest. Another thing our guest does is reprint books that have fallen into the public domain or are difficult to get in some way, but have historical significance.

Today I interview my first female guest. Denise McKinney is a collector of matchbook covers and other old kitchy stuff and vintage thrift. She makes it a habit to visit southern California diners with older decor. She is also the author of Morrissey FAQ, a book devoted to the former lead singer of The Smiths, who has had a fairly successful solo career.

Ted Davenport has been collecting and selling old radio shows for over 50 years with a store called Radio Memories, selling shows on cassette, CD-Rom and MP3. Also, the latest Fun Ideas Productions news.

Troy Howarth is my special guest. He is a huge movie buff, author and an expert and fan on Italian horror films including those by Dario Argento, Mario Bava and Lucio Fulci. Also, the latest Fun Ideas Productions news.

David Seidman of Disney Comics, Claypool Comics, Marvel Comics and DC Comics, and the author of numerous books on a variety of subjects joins Mark today, along with the latest updates from Fun Ideas Productions.

Kurtis Findlay, author of the book "Chuck Jones: The Dream That Never Was", editor of the complete reprinting of Lynn Johnston’s "For Better or For Worse", and various other projects for the Library of American Comics joins host Mark Arnold on this episode.

Radio and TV Historian Martin Grams joins me for an overview of his various books on radio shows such as Suspense, Duffy’s Tavern and The Shadow, as well as books on such classic TV series such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Car 54 Where Are You? and The Time Tunnel.

Today’s guest is television historian Wesley Hyatt, one of Stu's Show’s resident TV critics. Wesley has also written books on daytime television, The Red Skelton Show, The Carol Burnett Show, and The Bob Hope TV specials.