Lee picks up a new companion, T. Lew, and on their way to the Hunters conventions they discuss life long learning and how to keep your creative juices flowing even when you don't have the best tools available.

Lee has a love hate relationship with time honored movies franchise spinoffs but, to her delight the Mandalorian, the the center piece of Disney's new streaming venture, Disney+, is engaging, well written, and cinematically stunning.

Lee Discuss her favorite books and why she's loves them.

NANOWRIMO, National Novel Writing Month, comes but once a year. Every November hundreds of thousands of people across the global participate in the writing challenge including your frenemy Lee. In this episode Lee tells you the basics of the challenge and her thoughts on what shape her 50,000 words may take.

Lee discuss what games have her playing long hours, analyzes the stories and game mechanics that keep her interested.

Lee takes a look back at all the best companions and topics from Season 2.

Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern are some of the most infamous names is super Herodom but how can someone who started their caped crusading in the early 1940's still be kicking butt and shooting eye lasers more than half a century since their debut? In this episode Lee analyzes the inherent issues with Forever Heros; Super Heros that have so much sway comic publishers wont let them die... or stay dead for fear of some intangible unknown reaction from readers.

Lee continues her conversation with Z.J. about Magic the gathering and Gaming.

When Lee discovered the vibrantly drawn world of Ordeal on Webtoons she had no idea she'd be sucked in by the story and artwork. In this episode Lee gets a chance to talk with the Artist and Writer of Ordeal, Brent Bristol.

Lee Shines a light on the beautiful struglle that comes with being an idependent creative.