After an impromptu summer break (apologies for that), the Lunchvox Podcast is back with Aaron Pfeffer to answer random questions and discuss the grr-ific Daniel Tiger's Neighbourhood.

Aaron is a realtor who was inspired to turn author when he became a proud father.  His book 'Of, By and For The Hanged Man' is an witty and thoughtful, introspective look at his life in LA and his attempt to make sense of what he wants his contribution to the world to be.

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by Cevin Moore.

Steve Wollet, the founder of Nerd Rage News, is answering random questions on this episode of the Lunchvox Podcast.

Steve is a Producer and Director who has been involved in more than one hundred and fifty film and television productions, and who has published a bunch of books and even a video game.

His 2018 documentary 'Word from a Gamer' is an in depth exploration of the world of tabletop gaming and features extensive interviews with industry experts and new gamers alike; it's available now on Amazon Instant Video.

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by Cevin Moore.

Jo Fenton is on the Lunchvox Podcast today, answering more of our random questions.  Jo is the author of the Abbey Series of novels, who released her first book (The Brotherhood) in 2018, which went on to become an Amazon best seller.  She's just released the sequel (The Refuge), which carries on almost immediately after where her debut novel ended. 

If you would like to send us some new questions or be a guest on the Lunchvox Podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by the very same Cevin Moore.

Today on the Lunchvox Podcast, veteran podcaster Stuart Neill answers the random questions.  Stuart is involved in the Northern Ireland gaming scene and has recently released a new podcast called How (Not) to Make a Game, which is a series of interviews with people from the world of gaming, all released simultaneously so you can happily binge on them.  The first batch features the MCV Women in Games Mentor of the Year 2019, Caoimhe Roddy; National Insecurities Lead Designer Gary Kings; and the founder of Terebi Magazine, Marina Diez.

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by the very same Cevin Moore.

Today on the Lunchvox Podcast Cev Moore will be answering our crazy random questions.  Cev is a film loving podcaster and musician, who co-founded the Film Guff Podcast and who regularly contributes to the Talking Pictures TV Podcast.

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by the very same Cevin Moore.

Answering random questions today on the Lunchvox Podcast is Sue Barnard; an award-winning poet, author of six novels, and an editor at Crooked Cat Books and Ocelot Press.

If you would like to purchase any of Sue's books, you can find them on Amazon.

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by Cevin Moore.

The Lunchvox Podcast launches at lunchtime on Wednesday 19th June 2019. 

Guests will answer 8 questions that they choose at random, from our soundboard of 64 possible choices.  In this short promo, I'm joined by my little horse obsessed friend to demonstrate what it's all about. 

If you would like to send us some new questions, or even appear on the podcast, please get in touch via Twitter or Facebook @lunchvoxpodcast.

Theme tune provided lovingly by Cevin Moore.