Venerable zine creator Julia Eff joins us as we return to the studio to talk about comics show strategies, traveling, morphing into an adult, and how much an Underwood typewriter is worth at the scrapyard.

Royal Oak native Calvin Brown pops into the studio to chat with us about pranks, raps, and bitcoins.

Legendary Detroit comic artist Parisel joins Kevin and Mike in the brand new podcasting panic room to talk about his inimitable style and creative philosophy.

On a very special episode of ROCP, we are joined by musician Tunde Olaniran and animator Anna Stasek, and we bring back returning champions Natasha Beste, Courtney Spivak, Nik Burridge, and Chris Weagel. We delve shallow and deep into the world of modern creativity and learn what it means to be an artist and a human being in America.

Kevin and Mike are economically devastated by their ridiculous aspirations to create meaningful artwork. Part one of this episode’s opening benediction was recorded by the Ginger Kitty Manifesto team, who interviewed us at the Small Press and Alternative Comics Expo (SPACE) in Columbus, Ohio. Part two of the benediction is given by guest preacher Chris Weagel of HumanDog.tv

Passive-aggressive skater Paul Hubbarth pops into the studio to talk to Kevin and Mike about his travels, injuries, and the complex relationship between religious beliefs and the structure of human civilization.

Mike and Kevin talk about their comic series, Truth Dart, and how their working styles and individual aesthetics combine and contrast to tell the story of the main characters, Ruth and Roger.

The brilliant Ed Platt joins us in the studio to discuss his work at the MIT Center for Civic Media and we try to get him to write a fascism-enabling module for his hackerspace CRM program, Seltzer.

Mike and Kevin discuss the progress of their upcoming book, “Laid to the Bone”, convention/vacation plans, and Make Cyborg. Then they race to the old creek to check out an ancient gangster grave.

“Where students have to battle in war.”

Gary Reichel of Cinecyde, Thomas Video, and Tremor Records joins us in the studio to talk about his tremendous endeavors in music and video, then schools us in the world of handmade cigar-box guitars.