Sara Karloff, the daughter of legendary actor Boris Karloff, stops by the podcast to talk about her father's legacy and expresses gratitude to the fans. You can find out more about the Karloff family at https://www.karloff.com.

Author Lori Keating talks about the writing process, creating for younger and older readers, and more on this episode. You can find out more about Lori's work at https://www.lorikeating.com.

Author and artist Barry Deutsch talks about his work on the Hereville books, as well as a range of projects. Our conversation includes talk of the changing landscape of fandom and the possibilities of representation in comics. You can find out more about Barry's work at https://leftycartoons.com/about-barry-deutsch.

A delightful conversation with Ron Chaney discussing the legacy of his grandfather and great grandfather, Lon Chaney Jr. and Lon Chaney. We discuss the empathy infused in film characters, as well as the comics adaptation of London After Midnight and more.

You can find out more at https://lonchaney.com.

Artist and comics creator William Russell talks about his path to the industry, the kindness of Brian Pulido, getting to work on dream projects, and maintaining a balanced sense of self. You can find out more about William's work at https://artofwilliamrussell.com.

Comics creator Morgan B. Herron stops by to talk about his work on Frankie: Boy Monster, as well as influences and collaborating with Cosmic Lion Productions. You can find more about Morgan's work at Cosmic Lion's site and on Kickstarter.

Writer Josh Tierney stops by to talk about his work on the new graphic novel, Black Plastic. It's a karaoke cyberpunk action thriller in visual and verbal form. You can find out more at https://www.instagram.com/joshwtierney.

Novelist and producer Steven Paul Leiva stops by to talk about his work in the worlds of mystery and science fiction prose, his time with Chuck Jones and Ray Bradbury, and much more. You can find out more about Steven's work at https://www.amazon.com/stores/Steven-Paul-Leiva/author.

Artist Ken Meyer Jr. discusses inspirations and methods for his art, from science fiction to horror to celebrities to comics. You can find out more about Ken's work at http://www.kenmeyerjr.com.

Author Steven Thompson talks voice acting, popular culture, and research methods for writing.