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September 15, 2017More and More Aussies are pursing a career in the comic book industry then ever before. Shaun Keenan is one of those creators. Hear how Shaun takes independent to a professional level with his comic book series Xtreme Champion Tournament.
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September 9, 2017Game of Thrones comes to an end this week and could prove to be the most controversial seasons but not for the reasons you think.
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September 8, 2017In pop culture circles in the city of Canberra there was always talk of a contemporary podcast to the Modern Meltdown, someone else on wielding the light-sabre. So the Modern Meltdown reached through the multiverse and brought forward Craig Sutton from The Post Party at Spago's. So join us for the podcasts of two worlds crossover.
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September 7, 2017To use them, or not to use them, that is the question? Join Holly as she talks cliches and when to break them. Includes a review of "Cultown", by Duncan Smith, and the title track of the book's soundtrack, "Cultown", at the end.
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September 1, 2017One this week’s episode the team wraps up The handmaids tale and what the guys thought about the breakout series first season. Plus our Defenders review begins this episode which we will be reviewing episode by episode.
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August 31, 2017Join Holly as she begins talking the technicals of writing, in the first episode of Chapter 3. She and her guest discuss the Dialogue-Description balance, and how to find it for your novel. Includes a review of "The Darkest Shade of Grey" by Alan Baxter, at the end.
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August 30, 2017Combining music and pop culture fanaticism is all in a days work for Meri Amber. Matt catches up with his con buddy to discuss Meri's life in music
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August 25, 2017Join Holly as she talks to Erinland author Kathryn Berryman about the amount for foreshadowing needed, and how to best set up a sequel to your works. Includes a review of "Erinland" by Kathryn Berrman at the end.
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August 25, 2017The story of The Handmaids tale draws to a close. Rick and Morty dissects the superhero genre and Little Fingers reminds us all why we should still be afraid of his machinations.
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August 24, 2017Australian comics are one of the least discussed corners of the industry. Nat Karmichael plans to change that with his indie compilation title Oi Oi Oi. Listen as we go from concept to books in stores and find out how you can be a part of the endeavour.
