Author Nadia Afifi joins us to talk about her new book THE SENTIENT -- where faith, science, and cloning all come together into all swirl into a conspiracy that could change humanity.

Ahmed Ameen joins us to talk about his indie comic, The Epics of Enkidu, and how he drew inspiration from both ancient Mesopotamian mythology and his nephew's autism to create a new superhero.

It's our 150th episode!

Author Cheryl Cambpell stops by to talk about her new "Echoes" trilogy. The second book, Echoes of Darkness, is out next week. What's it like to transition from fantasy to science fiction?

Many STAR TREK alumni have banded together in support of a new initiative called "Trek The Vote". OK. They say it's a non-partisan effort. Is it?

Is Mr. Boss subconsciously racist? Well, no. But a question has come up regarding the selection of guests, so let's clarify a few things...

Mark Walters stops by to talk about the current state of affairs in the convention circuit. What does the comicon scene look like going forward after a year of highly volatile and emotionally charged paradigm shifts? Can we ever get back to "normal"?

Today: there's a new list of the best coffee cities in the United States, so where does Kansas City rank? What's the top of the list? Also, buried and turned into compost?

Talking about the past today. There are shows that we need to add to our "catch up" list, and shows that we need to add to the "Educating Mindy" list, and when the conversation moves from shows of the past to ghosts from the past, you just roll with it...

The Emmys were on last night. And it doesn't look like very many people watched. Nor are they watching the NFL. Nor are they buying comic books. Or watching certain TV shows.