RetroVibe

In this episode of Retrovibe, we talk about my cousin's wedding and the AI problem in publishing. I also say a few words about the 25th anniversary of 9/11

RetroVibe is hitting pause for a quick catch-up. In this episode, I’m updating you on what’s been happening behind the scenes, where the podcast is heading, and what you can expect from future episodes. Think of it as a friendly rewind before we press play on the next chapter—new conversations, different topics, and plenty of good vibes ahead.

Today we have a Q&A about my new career.

I wanna thank Miles and Julian of Late Night Talk for talking about my first published novel (The Oath of Florian)

In Today’s episode, Fabrisio explains how he became a self published author and he now has a self published book called The Oath of Florian. It’s available on Amazon for Kindle, paperback and hardcover.

This episode explains how Fabrisio becomes an author.

In this memorial episode of Retrovibe, we’re remembering Adam the Woo (1974–2025)—a travel YouTuber who made the world feel a little more walkable, a little more magical, and a lot more human. From theme parks and roadside oddities to forgotten corners of Americana, Adam’s videos carried that unmistakable spirit of curiosity: the soft glow of neon, the comfort of nostalgia, the thrill of “what’s down this road?”

Inside: No One Left to Say Goodbye is a behind-the-scenes Q&A on my new play about a family navigating grief, love, and responsibility. I walk through the origins of the piece, why Mr. Rogers’ voice frames the show, and how the continuously rotating set moves us between the kitchen, living room, and back patio without breaking the emotional thread. You’ll meet Linda, Evan, and Caleb—three people bound by loss and the hard work of telling the truth. We discuss inspiration (including 9/11), themes, music cues, and dream casting, as well as what I want audiences to feel when the lights go down.

I explain where did I go for entire month.

Today we talk about the political climate in America and around the globe.

RetroVibe kicks off with a heartfelt look at the journey of Heartstopper — from its quiet beginnings in Season 1 to the emotional highs of Season 3 and the much-anticipated film arriving in 2026. Fabrisio unpacks why this story resonates so deeply, what it means for queer representation, and why Heartstopper truly is forever.