This Is Who I Am

Diallo and his work can be found in various places on the internet;His own website is here.His imprint, Forge Creation, can be found here.His own instagram account can be found here, his Facebook account here.Angela Dark has an instagram account here, and Facebook account here.

You can follow David on Twitter here.try{if (typeof(lpcurruser) == 'undefined') lpcurruser = ''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt') && document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value != '') { lpcurruser = document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value = ''; } if (typeof(lpcurrpass) == 'undefined') lpcurrpass=''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt') && document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value != '') { lpcurrpass = document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value = ''; } var lploc=1;var lponlyfill=1;(function() {   var doc=document;   var _u=null;   var _p=null;   var body=doc.body;   if (lploc==3 && body.className.indexOf('squarespace-login')>=0) {     var inps =doc.getElementsByName('password');     if (inps.length>0) { _p =inps[0]; }     inps =doc.getElementsByName('email');     if (inp

You can find Joe's book, Funny On Purpose, on Amazon US, or Barnes and Noble, or by asking an independent book store if they can get a copy for you.He doesn't want you to, but if you look hard enough, you can find him online.

Jim's YouTube page can be found here.His website is here.The Revengeance Movie website can be found here.

Christopher's website can be found here.He can be followed on twitter here.try{if (typeof(lpcurruser) == 'undefined') lpcurruser = ''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt') && document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value != '') { lpcurruser = document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value = ''; } if (typeof(lpcurrpass) == 'undefined') lpcurrpass=''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt') && document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value != '') { lpcurrpass = document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value = ''; } var lploc=1;var lponlyfill=1;(function() {   var doc=document;   var _u=null;   var _p=null;   var body=doc.body;   if (lploc==3 && body.className.indexOf('squarespace-login')>=0) {     var inps =doc.getElementsByName('password');     if (inps.length>0) { _p =inps[0]; }     inps =doc.getElementsByNam

Nick mentioned The Last PodcastHe uses a Zoom H4 and Garage Band to record and edit his podcasts and musicHe can be found on Twitter hereCrush Hour podcast can be found hereThe Playgrounders can be found on YouTube here, or Soundcloud here.try{if (typeof(lpcurruser) == 'undefined') lpcurruser = ''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt') && document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value != '') { lpcurruser = document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurruserelt').value = ''; } if (typeof(lpcurrpass) == 'undefined') lpcurrpass=''; if (document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt') && document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value != '') { lpcurrpass = document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value; document.getElementById('lpcurrpasselt').value = ''; } var lploc=1;var lponlyfill=1;(function() {   var doc=document;   var _u=null;   var _p=null;   var body=doc.body;   if (lploc==3 && body.className.indexOf('squarespace-login')>=0) {

In this episode I talk with Maia Mitchell, about her move from Australia to the US and her work as an actor.

You can follow Michael on Twitter here.

In this episode I talk with Derya Derman about finding one's bliss, having multiple blisses, being blissed, just general blissing stuff, while writing, working in film and television, podcasting, puppeteering, wardrobe designing, basically everything from one coast to another.

A talk with writer, Shawn Aldridge. We discuss his love of reading, Chester Himes, Terry Pratchett, absurdism, and animal facts. We also talk about the changing ways of pitching comic ideas, and lament the demise of Zuda. I didn't edit the pronunciations of Patricia Mulvihill, sorry.

In this episode I talk with writer/artist couple, Caroline and Graham Johnson. We discussed dungeons and dragons as a source of creative learning, and story and world building, what part sci-fi plays in their story telling, and how creative teams work together. We also talked about webcomics. It was a hot day, and the fan was needed in the garage.

In this episode I talk with web-developer, history buff, and illustrator, Michael Dambold. We discuss ancient history, language, aliens, religion, story telling formats and systems...you know, the usual.

In this episode I chat with writer, sketch comedian, and designer, Eric Grissom about growing up in New Jersey, writing comedy, and then comics, finding a voice, and wikipedia pages (citation needed). His publishing imprint is Frankenstein's Daughter. We talked Dr Who. I was 4 when I met Tom Baker. I'm a really lame researcher.

This episode I talk with John Lees about being an independent comic book writer, his love of Grant Morrison and David Lynch, and the state of comics in the UK and Scotland specifically. We shared our collective shame of growing up in the UK and pretending not to be geeks, and I got the name of And Them Emily Was Gone wrong several times (sorry!)

In this episode I talk with the independent comic book publisher, Noel Burns about his early life as a Manga fan, his passion for indie comics, and his desire to help creators get their work out into the world. He sees the shift from floppies to larger format stories as the way to go.

In this episode I talk with punk rock illustrator, Pat Higgins. We talk process and politics, and a little about his music work in the two bands, Disaster Committee, and Feral Ponies.

In this episode I talked with Oakland based cartoonist, Joey Alison Sayers. We discuss her work, the death of newspaper strips, and the current political climate for female and LGBT creators. I was fighting a head cold.

In this episode I talk with artist and creator, Nathanial Osollo about his growing up in the Inland Empire, and how spinner rack comics and street artists influenced his work. We also talk about underground and DIY comics. He brought beer, I was very tired.

In this episode I talk with tech web-cartoonist, Krishna Sadasivam over Skype. We talk about the changing face of strip cartoons, and how social media has changed the format of story telling with gag strips. We also talk about the bronze age of comics, and how Krishna sees now as a great time for independent and creator-owned comics. I completely forgot to mention Jimi Hendrix.

In this episode, I talk with Game Designer and illustrator, Dan "Smif" Smith about his process, the importance of working for oneself, and how finding a game engine is only half the battle. TSR stands for Tactical Studies Rules.