Join Whitney Grace as she speaks with artist Hamid Rahmanian, who is the director, writer, and creator of Feathers of Fire.  Rahmanian's Feathers of Fire is a brilliant, animated shadow puppet stage show adapted from the Persian epic The Shanameh.

Visit Hamid Rahmanian's website and watch Feather's of Fire.

Whitney Grace interviews graphic novel writer and artist Niki Smith about her new LGBTQA fantasy novel, The Deep and Dark Blue.  Whitney not loves the Niki Smith's graphic novel, but the pandemic has gotten to her mental health in the form of delusions and illusions of grandeur.

Rob Paulsen takes some time from his busy voice acting schedule to spend some time with host Whitney Grace and things get weird.

Whitney Grace gives details behind her hiatus and mental health, but things perk up with the ultimate professional geek, Michael Dooley.  Michael Dooley is an awesome behind the scenes professional, who teaches, writes, takes photographs, and knows the same people as Whitney.

Whitney Grace is digging through her queue of old new stock interviews and pulls this beauty out with Chris Prynoski!  Chirs Prynoski is the founder and head of Titmouse Inc., an independent animation studio that's been making a name for itself since 2000.  Titmouse Inc. has worked on a variety of cartoons for Disney, Adult Swim, and Netflix as well as feature films Nerdland, Teen Titans Go, and the new Foxy Trotter and Hanazuki.

Join Whitney Grace in this blast down memory lane with an old episode from her now defunct first podcast.  In this episode, Whitney interviews renowned animation historian Jerry Beck.  They delve into Beck's career and animation history.,

Whitney Grace interviews fellow pop culture enthusiast and writer Mathew Klickstein about his new book Spring Confidential about the animated sitcom The Simpsons .  Klickstein wrote Springfield Confidential with former Simpsons head writer Mike Reiss.

Depression sucks everyone.

Whitney Grace shares where she's been and some facts about herself,