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.

From his Batcave, Pop Culture Historian Alan Bryan gives his recommendations on which of today's Marvel and DC comic books are worth reading.

Producer, director, animator and designer Bob Kurtz is my special guest this week. He's worked for many major animation studios including DePatie-Freleng, Jay Ward and Disney. I interviewed him for my upcoming book "Aaaaalllviiinnn: The Story of Ross Bagdasarian, Sr., Liberty Records, Format Films and The Alvin Show", available now for pre-order.

Mark chats with writer and actor Phil Hall, who also hosts his own podcast called The Online Movie Show. Phil discusses his new book The Weirdest Movie Ever Made and his other projects.

Mark's guests are Walter Brogan of Cracked and Crazy magazines, and Charles Santino of Conan and What Th'. Together, they are now producing Danny and Harry Private Detectives: The Case of the Missing Trunk, featuring a cat and seagull pair.

The second half of my lengthy interview with Writer at Large Dan Fiorella. We discuss more of his various writing assignments for print and TV over the years.

Dan Fiorella gives a lengthy interview that had to be broken up in separate parts talking about Cracked Magazine, The Prairie Home Companion, The Start of Something Big and detouring off on Uncle Floyd, Abbott & Costello, Charlie Chaplin, Fatty Arbuckle and more!