From Douglas Adams (Yes THAT Douglas Adams) to Moving Through Life.
Interviews You've Probably Missed AND MORE!
It’s been a busy few months in Life and on the show, so let’s just jump into it.
March had a bunch of really great interviews on Two Geeks Talking. From Comic Creators, YouTube Channel and Podcast Hosts, and Musicians galore:
Creating Path of the Pale Rider: A Deep Dive with Laurie Calcaterra
Laurie Calcaterra is the creator and writer of the comic series Path of the Pale Rider, a podcast host, martial arts master, hot sauce maker, and advocate for undead ethics in comics. We explore her creative process, from naming characters and animals to creating scratch-and-sniff stickers that smell like the undead. Plus, we discuss her Kickstarter for Issue 6, which has funded and hit stretch goals!
8 Questions and Topics with 8 Podcast Hosts (Interactive Edition)
February 2025 Edition. Here's a recap episode with tons of amazing knowledge, tips and tricks that 8 interview show hosts have collaborated on. Questions:
How did your show get its name?
How To Choose The Right Tech for the show?
How To Get That Big Name Client (it's easier than you think).
Are you getting Quality or Quantity of Guests on your show?
How To Research Your Guests?
What to do if Guests Schedule and Cancel? How to set your boundaries.
How to use Physical and Emotinoal voice to Engage, Inspire and Excite Your Guests?
How to use AI the Right Way for your Show / Podcast!
Preserving Stories, One Comic at a Time: Michael Regina’s Mission with
Michael Regina, the passionate voice behind @readthefreakingcomics dives into the fascinating intersection of comic books, comic book research, and historical preservation. Michael shares his journey exploring single-issue comics from Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse. This is more than just entertainment; it highlights these cultural artifacts and their importance in documenting the history of comics. From uncovering hidden stories from the artists and writers who created them; to examining the history of these single issues through their advertisements, current events and the legacy of local comic shops. Michael offers a unique perspective on why these comics deserve recognition in the broader conversation about art, history, and pop culture.
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"Nuclear War is so Passe. Drones are the Future" Patrick Joseph Healy talks Please Let Me Save You
Patrick Joseph Healy returns to Two Geeks Talking to discuss "Please, Let Me Save You" Book Two in the Agony Trilogy series. We discuss the characters of this next book. How nuclear dystopia compared to reality of this current dystopia is passé. How having ADHD has allowed him to access short content marketing and creativity he never knew he possessed and more!
From Backstage to Americana: Musician William John Titus Bishop
Musician William John Titus Bishop grew up with music on the mind and in the soul. From his days being classically trained in Cello to learning the drums and the guitar on his own, he has taken his love of music to the next level by learning the folk styling of Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, Janice Joplin and more.
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April is just flying by on its own as well with Audio Engineer, Comic Writers, Reviving a Comic Con in the UK and POD TALK LIVESTREAM #2 (links below):
What DOES an Audio Engineer Do? Producer Jay “The Engineer” Yow
Jay "The Engineer" Yow is a New York producer for The James Altucher Show. Being an engineer with over 16 years in the Music, Podcast, Audio and Mixing industries, we dived into Tech of a successful podcast; How to properly use AI, Descript and a crash course on what a new engineer should be focusing on when the get behind the scenes and troubleshooting horror stories!
How Gaming With School Chum Douglas Adams (Yes THAT Douglas Adams) Changed My Writing Forever: Author Richard Sparks!
"What if the secret to great storytelling was hidden in your guild chat?"
In this episode, I sit down with Richard Sparks, the imaginative mind behind the New Rock novel series (New Rock, New Role and New Rock, New Realm) available on Amazon, to explore how gaming, language, and fandom shape extraordinary fiction. Richard’s journey is anything but ordinary:
Playing games with lifelong school mate, Douglas Adams—and the unexpected storytelling lessons he learned growing up with the Hitchhiker’s Guide legend.
How playing with a top-tiered guild in Elder Scrolls Online became the spark for his latest New Rock novels.
The power of language—why he obsesses over words and how audiobooks fuel his creativity.
Finding a community and inspiration speaking at sci-fi/fantasy conventions—and why the fandom is the unsung hero of creativity.
Finding Purpose After Losing Magic: Morgana Pendragon Author Madeleine Holly-Rosing
Madeleine Holly-Rosing is back for her fifth time on Two Geeks Talking. After over a decade creating Boston Metaphysical Society, she's back with a brand new comic series called: Morgana Pendragon. We dive into the newest comic series from Queen Of Mercia Publishing to look at the Arthurian Legend of Morgana told through the mind and research of Madeleine. Having this script created and polished since her days at USC. We dove into the cast of characters, their motivations, how to accurately make your own coloured smoke bombs and more!
What Selling Comics Taught Me About Writing Angel/Hunter: Rich Davis
"Sometimes the most pivotal moments in life come from the most unexpected places."
In this episode, I sit down with Rich Davis, an Eisner-nominated comic writer and the mastermind behind gripping series like Cult of Dracula, Rise of Dracula, Prometheus in Chains, REIGN OF DRACULA, and his latest project, Angel/Hunter.
Rich’s journey is a testament to the power of serendipity, passion, and relentless curiosity. We dive into:
How walking into a drama class and signing up for a 400-level Japanese history course set him on the path to becoming a storyteller.
The joy of writing—why he still finds magic in the craft, even after years in the industry.
Finding purpose early in life—and why he believes creative fulfillment is about more than just success.
The unexpected moments that shaped his career, from indie comics to Eisner recognition.
His latest project, Angel/Hunter, and how he reinvents classic horror myths.
Rich is one of those rare creators who radiates enthusiasm for his work, and this conversation is packed with insights for writers, artists, and anyone looking to turn their passion into a life’s work.
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COMING IN MAY 2025!
With May just around the corner, I’ll be off working in the TV/Film Industry for most of the year. So, these amazing interviews below will have to tide you all over for now:
The Art of the Comeback: How to Revive a Whole Damn Comics Festival After 14 Years
Amy Letts, the sharp-witted mind behind cult webcomic Epic Fail, just pulled off a revival, thanks to a group of passionate fans and volunteers.
The group brought back an entire indie comics festival (Caption UK, Oxford’s legendary Small-Press Festival!) In this episode, we dig into:
The "long game" of creative work—Why stepping away isn’t quitting (and how to know when to come back).
Organizing a festival—Budget hacks, volunteer wrangling, safe spaces and why small press still matters in a digital age.
The real cost of hiatus—From Conventions to Comic Audiences and rebuilding momentum.
Whether you’ve got a half-finished project in your closet or dream of rallying a community, Amy’s story is a masterclass in creative resilience.
Adriano Ariganello on Wrestling and the Art of the Creative Body Slam with From Parts Unknown
In this episode, Adriano Ariganello creator of Pesto Comics publishing (with many titles under his belt) and the indie comic force behind his most recent wrestling-infused series From Parts Unknown (Issues #4 and #5). We dive into:
The art of endings: Why wrapping a series feels like a “creative body slam” (and how to do it with grace).
Unexpected lessons from wrestling storytelling: How kayfabe, family, drama, and real athlete struggles shaped his comic’s emotional core.
Pesto Comics’ survival: Bootstrapping, niche audiences, and why “small press” doesn’t mean “small ambitions.”
What’s next after the final bell rings: New projects, collaborations, and the business pivots no one talks about.
Advice for creators: From Kickstarter grit to embracing the “weird” that makes your work unforgettable.
This episode reveals the mysteries of closing chapters with intention—whether you’re a writer, artist, or just love behind-the-scenes hustle.
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