Author Priya Parmar talks classic Hollywood, along with the legacy and strength of Katharine Hepburn as depicted in her new book, The Original. You can find out more about this author and her work at her website (linked here).

Writer JD Amato and artist Sophie Morse join for a conversation about the collaboration and spark behind their new middle grades graphic novel, The Endless Game, out next week. JD's Instagram is linked here and you can find more about Sophie linked here.

The creative team of John Marroquin and Tony Miello discuss their currently-funding project, Killer Cosplay, as well as their love of horror and details of their creative process. You can find out more and support at their Kickstarter page (linked here).

Actor and writer Paul Rugg drops by to talk about his entry into the world of Stephen Spielberg's Animaniacs and Freakazoid! We talk about the acting craft, his experiences on these shows, and his work across animation, comedy, and writing.

You can find out more at his YouTube channel (linked here).

Author Eugene Yelchin returns to the podcast to discuss the courageous action of writing, the Speaking Truth in Dangerous Times workshops, and the 2025 Young Adult National Jewish Book Award, I Wish I Didn't Have To Tell You This: A Graphic Memoir.

You can find out more at the author's website (linked here).

Artist Pat Lewis talks about his work on the Agents of S.U.I.T. series with John Patrick Green, as well as his work with Science Comics and his original projects. You can find out more at Pat's website (linked here).

Author Aletheia Preston talks about Paradox, the latest in the Cash and Colcord series. Aletheia discusses coauthoring with her father, Douglas Preston, and explores the background of the book. You can find more at Aletheia's website (linked here).

Author and artist Dan Brereton returns in this special edition of the show to talk about his latest entry in the Nocturnals series, Darkly, currently funding on Kickstarter (linked here).

Author and editor Kristi Petersen Schoonover discusses the inspirations behind her work, as well as writing and editing insights in the horror genre. You can find out more at Kristi's website (linked here).

Author and artist Joshua Ross stops by to discuss his currently-funding book, Divinity Calls Shotgun, which can be found on Amazon. Joshua discusses mythology and the spring of creativity for this book. You can find out more about this work at the author's website (linked here) and on Kickstarter (linked here).