We talk with Kristina Manente about foreign language musicals, the trust and bonds in early obscure fandom, and how your love for something can take you on unexpected adventures.

We talk with Ajani Aubrey about Gundam, the contrast of tone within a piece of media, and how your connection with a story can change when you revisit it throughout your life.

We talk with Waleska about teaching animation for young adults, the joy in helping others succeed, and how teaching others teaches yourself.

We talk with C.J. Tuor about murder mystery dinners, the joy in play, and being a fan of the art form you create.

We talk with JetpackBraggin about Walker, Texas Ranger, the joy in pushing reality beyond belief, and grappling with a piece of media's complicated pedigree.

We talk with James D'Amato about Superman, mythology, and the complications in a post-modern approach to characters and stories.

We talk with Veronica Agarwal about Splatoon 2, how aesthetics can inspire a connection to gameplay, and how communities can blossom with limited communication.

We talk with Emily Kellogg about Persona 5, immersing yourself in a world, and how the dedication of time changes your relationship to a game.

We talk with Erin Keif about improv, taking up space, and allowing yourself to indulge in the joyousness of others.

We talk with Casey Toney about songwriting, who we make art for, and what we do with the limited resource of time.