Whether it is your first or 500th book or project, let's talk about the most important dual lesson you have to learn to be successful.

Brian joins me for a discussion of The Phantom Menace and everything it has given us.

Hello music, my old friend. Here we are together again. Let us tell a story that fills our hearts and not one that will tear us apart, so that in the end we shall leave these tales as the best of friends.

Who called Ser Pounce winning the Game of Thrones? Just kidding. Let's talk about the series finale.

How is it that this movie has a better depiction of Batman than the last 9 live action movies? This cross over is great and needs all the attention it can get so they make more.

Nostalgia makes that money, why should we expect more from the announcement than that.

While it may sound like I am dipping my toe into self help, I just want to share lessons I've learned from my own life. Learning more about who we are inside and then actively choosing to perform the aspects we desire to bring into the world, we set ourselves up for a more satisfying life. 

Goth isn't just about music or aesthetics, it is the name given to a certain type of dark humor and tastes. That might sound confusing, but it really isn't. Let's talk about it all on this episode.

Horror is  a genre of controlling and managing emotions in the audience. Since there are lazy cheats to do this, many titles labeled horror rely on formula not horror to induce such emotions. Let's discuss the emotions in question and how they can be manipulated.

Let's look at how fans constructed a universe out of a bunch of unconnected stories into the Star Trek Universe.