Hungry Trilobyte Podcast

Rob Flanagan is a veteran podcaster, with shows such as Popping the Cherrywood and Shitty Movie Night under his belt. The two of us spend a lot of time discussing the philosophy of podcasting, the fun of toy collecting as adults, and reviving old properties such as He-Man, G.I. Joe, and Transformers. Rob was recently named the Fusion "Fan of the Month", and is really passionate about the growth of e-sports.

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D. J. Fielding is best known for his role as Zordon from the Power Rangers franchise. More recently, he has become a published author. The two of us spend a lot of time discussing literature, civility, and finding life-lessons in kid's TV shows.

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Dr. Erin Macdonald is an astrophysicist, and aerospace engineer, and the host of the YouTube series "Dr. Erin Explains the Universe". This was a great discussion about how to balance science fact with the needs of fiction, as well as how writing for science has changed as we've advanced our scientific knowledge.

Lee Sargent is a popular artist, known for his childlike interpretations of scenes from Star Trek, Dr. Who, and Stargate. Lee feels passionately about letting people enjoy stories on their own terms, that stories are about escapism and creativity. What I love about this chat is that we get to discuss the balance between an artist's original intention and the audience's vision. We also get to talk about Australia's wildlife and doing cons outside the US, with such awesome events as Oz Comic Con and Supanova in his backyard.

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Arch Hall Jr. is known to drive-in movie fans as the star of movies such as Eegah and The Sadist. In this episode, Arch talks about making "drive in" era movies, as well as the guidance his father, Arch Hall Sr., gave him to get started in the business. What was it like making cheap movies in the early 60s?

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Madison Spencer Engle is a favorite in the Star Trek Cosplay community. Not only is she one of the most popular "Beverly Crushers" on the convention floor, but she's very active on social media giving advice and helping fellow cosplay fans get the recognition they deserve. Madison actually took her love of costuming into the industry, having spent years as a costumer for Star Trek: Voyager, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Austin Powers.

J.K. Woodward is one of the top comic artists with IDW Publishing, known for his work on Star Trek and Doctor Who titles. In this episode, we discuss Trek history, the role the comics have played in the franchise, as well as his collaboration with Peter David.

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Christen Stovall is the author of the Song of Souls trilogy of novels. We cover a lot of ground about fiction, reality, life, death, and eating giant turkey legs at the Renaissance Fair. During the discussion, she mentions that the third book, Boundless, in the series is done, and that the Kindle Version of the second book, Soulfire, is on sale.

Rick Sloane is the filmmaker behind such movies as Hobgoblins (and likewise the MST3K episode featuring it), Blood Theatre , and the Vice Academy series. In this discussion, we get into the challenges of filmmaking with few resources, as well as the differences between film school and the real world.

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Nana Visitor is best known for her portrayal of Kira Nerys on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. In more recent years, she has spoken about her love of gourmet cooking and has written a cookbook, titled In My Kitchen.

Recorded at Soonercon, June 8, 2019

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