Today's interview features two wonderful guests in the form of director, writer, and producer Emily Skye and star actress Mary Cameron Rogers discussing their brand new feature, River.

Mary chats with us about playing the titular character while Emily charts the trajectory of the project from inception to release. They dig a bit into the details of the thriller, though careful not to give any spoilers for the film.

River is out now on VOD!

It's always great to catch up with comic book creator, scribe, and publisher Michael Oden.

I first met Michael back when I was still doing written interviews, then we spoke again once I got into the audio business, and now that Inner Child Podcast is doing video, we wanted to bring him on and feature his work in an updated and more immersive capacity.

We chat about 9 Realms Publishing, the company Michael runs and publishes titles through. Michael told us about their goals and ideal trajectory going forward. We got the full updates on his projects like Elysian Fields, The Embrace, and Errand of the Disabled Knight.

Our chat will also be featured on Comic Book Movie for those who prefer the written transcript and want to check out Oden's projects visually, so stay tuned!

Marathon releases today and we're celebrating its 100% Rotten Tomatoes score by sharing our special four-part interview line-up with the cast and crew.

In Part IV, Keith Strausbaugh, the director, and writer of the mockumentary chatted with us about his love for improvisation, the process of gathering Vegas comedians for the film, and what it's like to actually create a project like this and the difficulties of the road between script and screen.

We also learned quite a bit about an animation concept that Keith has had in the works for the better part of a decade entitled C.J. Parker, 2nd Grade Dick, which mixes elements of noir and crime with an adult animated series.

Be sure to check out our interviews with fellow Marathon actresses Kimia Behpoornia and Natalie Sullivan as well as actor Jimy Slonina in Parts I, II, and III. You can also find them all in video form on our new YouTube channel!

Marathon is out now on VOD!

Marathon releases today and we're celebrating its 100% Rotten Tomatoes score by sharing our special four-part interview line-up with the cast and crew.

In Part III, Kimia Behpoornia, a force of nature when it comes to comedy, took the time to chat with us, and we had a wonderfully hilarious chat to help promote Marathon!

We also chat with Kimia about her range of roles from projects like Lucifer to Atypical. She shared her journey to the entertainment industry and charted out her hopes for the future and we dig into what it is that fuels her passion the most.

Be sure to check out our interviews with fellow Marathon actress Natalie Sullivan, actor Jimmy Slonina, and director, Keith Strausbaugh in Parts I, II, and IV. You can also find them all in video form on our new YouTube channel!

Marathon is out now on VOD!

Marathon releases today and we're celebrating its 100% Rotten Tomatoes score by sharing our special four-part interview line-up with the cast and crew.

In Part II, Natalie Sullivan, actress, improv teacher, and part-time banana stopped by to chat about Marathon. We poked and prodded Natalie about her experience filming a mockumentary in which she had to run in a banana costume for the new film, she taught me about her improv classes, and tons more!

Be sure to check out our interviews with fellow Marathon actresses Kimia Behpoornia, actor Jimmy Slonina, and director Keith Strausbaugh in Parts I, III, and IV. You can also find them all in video form on our new YouTube channel!

Marathon is out now on VOD!

Marathon releases today and we're celebrating its 100% Rotten Tomatoes score by sharing our special four-part interview line-up with the cast and crew.

In Part I, the hilarious character actor and physical comedian Jimmy Slonina stopped by the show to chat about Marathon, in which he plays lead actor Ed Clap. We learn about the location filming for the movie and his character acting.

Slonina told us about his Vegas stage performances in productions like Cirque du Soleil and his time on America's Got Talent. We asked about the tour he hosted for P!nk and learned how he engaged her audience as a comedy emcee.

Be sure to check out our interviews with fellow Marathon actresses Kimia Behpoornia and Natalie Sullivan as well as the director, Keith Strausbaugh in Parts II, III, and IV. You can also find them all in video form on our new YouTube channel!

Marathon is out now on VOD!

To celebrate Titan Comics' release of Rivers of London Vol. 1: Body Work Deluxe Writer's Edition, we spoke with award-winning English author Ben Aaronovitch.

Ben had plenty to share with us about his decades of experience writing, and we dug into the history of the Rivers of London series, titled Midnight Riot in the United States.

Be sure to check out the written transcript article on Comic Book Movie and the new Rivers of London special from Titan Comics!

Josh Brener, an actor best known for his starring role in Silicon Valley, stopped by to chat with us about his adventures in animation ahead of Season 2 of The Mighty Ones, an informational cartoon in which he plays an anthropomorphic twig.

We also talk about some of Brener's other animated roles, particularly his voice work as Donatello in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. We also touch on his parts in DuckTales and the animation he and his wife recently developed for Warner Bros.

Brener told us about his love for tardigrades and his hopes to one day portray one in animation, his particular approach to voicing characters like Twig, and his upcoming role in Mythic Quest.

Check out the full video for yourself and be sure to tune in on July 1st when Season 2 of The Mighty Ones hits Peacock.

Rock Riddle stops by for this fun chat! The original "Mr. Wonderful" of wrestling spoke with us about his new movie Unchained, closing out our coverage for the film as our big finale!

We've already chatted with the director of the film, Raphaello, as well as wrestler Taya Valkyrie/Franky Monet, lead actress, and musician Mair Mulroney, and actor Larry L. Andrews. Now we get to learn about the production through the lens of a wrestling legend.

Rock talks to us about his experiences wrestling and those he has met in the ring in the past. We also dig into his firearms safety training, and we'll share more on all of these things in our article featured on The Ring Report, which will feature Riddle's transcript, in the next few days.

Be sure to check out Unchained when it hits VOD on July 2nd!

Continuing our coverage for the upcoming film Unchained, we have another killer interview for you, this time with Larry L. Andrews.

Andrews is an actor who bears a recognizable mustache and hairstyle, an avid motorcyclist, and a professional musician with years of experience in musical theater.

We obviously chatted about his character in Unchained, "The Warden," and what tidbits he brought to the character that were kept in the film. We spoke about how his talents with sight-reading music have translated into his film career when it comes to getting things done in one take.

Chatting a bit about his chemistry with the other cast members, we learn that Larry wasn't given the full script. Still, he was given control of his character as the director wrote it with him in mind, allowing him to channel his own energy and authenticity into his performance.

It's a great time, so I hope you guys enjoy it. Be sure to check out our other Unchained chats with Rock Riddle, Taya Valkyrie/Franky Monet, Raphaello, Mair Mulroney, and more.

Unchained drops on July 2nd on VOD.