If you want to see the width and breadth of Tremorsdom, there is no greater place to explore it. Levi takes you through *almost* every aspect of a group of people who embody the philosophy of doing what they can with what they got. Homemade games, fan films, costumes, decorations, memes, comics, songs, TikToks, books and more. You don't want to mess with Tremors fans because they'll take you down to the underground.

Do you like love? How about videogames and comics? What are your thoughts on drama, espionage and corporate intrigue? Then have we got the podcast for you!

Zoran Gvojic joins Talking Tremors for one of this shows most in-depth interviews. An event over a year in the making, Levi couldn't be more excited to delve into all things pantsless, Pre-Cambrian, Gross, Kusper-y, Russell-ier, Maddock-ed, Wilson-ified, Gorman-dable, and family oriented comedy horrific. Get ready to get nuts!

Levi went to Tremors Fest, met Don Michael Paul and realized they needed to atone for everything they've said about Tremors 5, 6 and 7.

Levi journeyed with their wife, Kaitlin Luett-Burzlaff, to the first ever Tremors Film Festival held in Santa Fe, New Mexico. And here they are to tell you all about it! EDITOR'S NOTE: This episode was recorded in a moving vehicle so the audio does what it can with what it has got.

Levi takes aim at the more unsavory elements of Tremors fandom.

Levi joins Dylan Newell and Luke Janisko on the Splattercast network for a discussion of the past, present and future of Tremors. It is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Levi goes live on TikTok again to do some evangelizing for Tremors and see if they can get some new Tremors fans. Two Ukrainians, a Korean New Year party, and a case of caudal regression syndrome in Ohio later, they picked up more than new Tremmies. They found hearts and souls in a social media app.

Levi goes live on Tremors TikTok to see what fans want and answer any of their questions. And it's a trip crazier than Valentine's journey down the Graboid hole.

Levi does the seemingly impossible and condenses every important detail about the last 35 years of the Tremors saga into an easily digestible 59 minutes. Saddle up, because this is a Stampede through Entertainment that is beyond Universal.