Dr. Raúl Alberto Mora talks about literacy practices across spaces, the use of language and criticality, and the work of the Literacies in Second Languages Project (LSLP).

Author and comics creator Richard Ashley Hamilton talks about his work on Scoop, creative processes, and upcoming title, Tectiv. You can find out more about Richard's work at https://www.instagram.com/richardashleyhamilton.

Artist Geof Isherwood returns to the podcast to talk about creating in the world of comics and film, including work in the world of Robert E. Howard. You can find out more about Geof's work at https://geoffreyisherwood.ca.

Author and comics creator Mike Baron stops by to talk about his latest work showcasing Sherlock Holmes and Captain Nemo, as well as writing craft. You can find out more about Mike's work at https://baroncomics.com.

Prolific author Matthew K. Manning returns to the podcast to talk about his upcoming work in newspaper comics, graphic novels, prose, and more. Matthew works across genres and forms, and you can find out more about his work at https://www.matthewkmanning.com.

Comics enthusiast and advocate Jason Kelley talks about his studies in the medium, working to get copies of loved books into the hands of young readers, and the https://www.comicsappreciationproject.com.

Gregory Wright, writer, colorist, and editor of many comics, returns to the podcast to talk more deeply about process, exploring corners of storytelling, interacting with fandom, and more.

Comics creator Bob McLeod stops by a second time to talk about his current artistic work, reflection on his career, and work on a variety of characters and stories we did not touch on in the first interview. You can visit Bob's website (linked here) for more information about his work.

Artist and author Dean Haspiel stops by to talk about his creative process, including musical selections, and his current work, Chest Face. You can see more of Dean's work and support this book at http://kck.st/48lsN9V.