And so it begins! Greg Weisman joins us as we enter a new era and transition to a new medium. We discuss this opening chapter in the next stage of the saga of Goliath and his clan. The world now knows that gargoyles exist, and we’re beginning to see what the fallout from that revelation looks like. John Castaway enters the picture as he recruits frightened people into his new anti-gargoyle movement: the Quarrymen! The world continues to move forward in other ways as well. Goliath and Elisa attempt their first date, Broadway and Angela truly find each other, and...

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Dennis Woodyard and Greg Weisman join us as we discuss “Hunter’s Moon, Part Three”—the final episode of Gargoyles and a major milestone for the podcast. From Goliath’s temptation by darkness and vengeance, to the Hunters confronting centuries of indoctrination, to Demona’s most grandiose and deadliest scheme, and Elisa finally giving voice to her feelings for Goliath, we dive deep into the series’ powerful finale. We also explore a couple of scenes deleted for time, why Demona bothered recording her master plan onto a disc, Xanatos’s unexpected move, and what it truly means to be a gargoyle. Along the way, we...

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We are joined by Diedrich Bader and Scott Cleverdon—the voices of Jason and Jon Canmore—along with returning guests Jamie Thomason and series creator Greg Weisman to discuss the penultimate episode of the canonical animated series. From the Goliath, Elisa, and Hunter love triangle to the destruction of the Clock Tower, we examine the episode’s voice acting, animation, storyboarding, and the sublime script by the late, great Michael Reaves. Along the way, we also explore Diedrich and Scott’s careers: how they each found their way into acting and voice acting, how Diedrich deliberately played against type in his portrayal of Jason...

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We head into the second season finale—and the finale of the original animated series—with this monumental three-parter that changes everything. Joining us are Robyn and Jon Weisman as they discuss their careers, what it was like growing up with Greg Weisman, and the unique experience of having two sibling Hunters named after them. Along the way, we explore the introduction of the modern Canmore descendants, how the story bookends the series’ beginning, the significance of the phases of the moon, a very strange “cameo” by the three street thugs on another television series, Goliath’s vow of vengeance, and much more....

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As Alexander Fox Xanatos begins his first magical lesson, we’re joined by the younger generation of the Gargoyles family: Greg Weisman’s children, Erin and Benny Weisman, along with Jennifer’s daughter, Stephanie Scoggins. Together, we discuss what it was like growing up in the home of the creator of the series and one of its most prominent fans. We explore the impact Gargoyles had on them, the impressions it left behind, and the other passions and interests the series may have inspired along the way. As the countdown to “Hunter’s Moon” continues, we also dive into “Possession,” featuring the return of...

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The voice of Angela, Brigitte Bako, returns alongside Series Creator Greg Weisman as we dive into this pivotal episode of Gargoyles: “The Reckoning”! We discuss Brigitte’s move to New York and how her own family background helped her connect with Angela as a character. We explore Angela finally meeting Demona and her desperate desire to love her biological mother despite the harsh reality of who Demona truly is. We break down some of the episode’s incredible dialogue (including Fang’s unforgettable one-liners), and discuss why Demona ultimately does the right thing here… and why that still doesn’t redeem her in the...

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We’re back, and we’re thrilled to be joined by Thom Adcox (the voice of Lexington), Jeff Bennett (the voice of Brooklyn), Bill Fagerbakke (the voice of Broadway), and—of course—Greg Weisman! It’s a full rookery brothers reunion as the Trio comes together to reminisce about working on the show, collaborating with each other, sharing the booth with the rest of the cast, and interacting with the many guest actors who helped bring the world of Gargoyles to life. The chemistry between these three is on full display and serves as a great reminder of why the Trio worked so well in...

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Welcome back to Voices from the Eyrie and welcome to our first episode of 2026. We’re officially entering the final tier of Season Two, and we’re kicking it off with “Vendettas.” We’re joined by the episode’s writer Cary Bates, along with Jamie Thomason and Greg Weisman. This episode is a bit of a unicorn. It’s the one episode Jamie didn’t voice direct, with Greg stepping in as voice director, and we dig into exactly why that happened and how it shaped the finished product. We talk about the script versus the animation that came back, the creative decisions along the...

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Happy Holidays! We welcome back Greg Guler and Greg Weisman for another installment of “Jennifer and The Three Gregs!” We dive into the art direction of this episode – where the animation shines and where it falls short – before unpacking the massive battle with Oberon that unites families to protect the next generation. We also explore Xanatos’s evolving relationship with Goliath, his complicated dynamic with his own father, Owen Burnett’s fateful choice – and the biggest surprise of the entire series. And… something about a whisper that’s kind of a big deal? All this and much more! We also...

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The World Tour is finally over! Jennifer, Greg, and Greg reunite to dig into the fallout — from family gatherings on Avalon and the Eyrie Building, to emotional homecomings at the Clock Tower. We explore why Odin falls under Oberon’s authority, the birth of Alexander and the significance of both his and Fox’s heritage, the long-awaited reunion of the Manhattan Clan, and Xanatos’s… evolving karma. We also break down that heartbreaking moment between Goliath and Elisa, Hudson’s renewed sense of hope, and—fair warning—we may ruffle a few feathers with our thoughts on Oberon himself. And take a look at this...

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