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Conversations with interesting people who make interesting things.

🚨On indefinite hiatus as of December 2022🚨

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Liam Wong
Liam Wong

On finding – and having your work be – that creative spark, taking risks, and our relationships with our inspirations.

Maud Newton
Maud Newton

On ANCESTOR TROUBLE, Aristotle at 2AM, and “making the line well.”

MJ Slide
MJ Slide

On zines, juxtapositions, and expressing yourself in the digital world by being more analog.

Wallace Stroby (II)
Wallace Stroby (II)

Seeing my favorite fim of all time, ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, through another set of eyes.

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Justin Duke

On the creation, plate spinning, and longevity of Buttondown. Also: video games.

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Christina Rice (II)

On Santino's charm, Michael's menace, Puzo's flair for detail, and our mutual obsession with THE GODFATHER.

Abbott Kahler
Abbott Kahler

On debut novels, name changes, and outlining to harness the blood, sweat, and tears of history.

Steve Niles
Steve Niles

On Universal Monsters, comics, and Gil.

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Fran Dominguez, AKA Forest Robots

On music & the lack of bold, old mountaineers.

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Nick Sousanis

On drawing as “extended cognition.”

Christina Rice (I)
Christina Rice (I)

On Jane Russell, Anne Dvorak, and Cary Grant ponies.

Wallace Stroby
Wallace Stroby

On HEAVEN’S A LIE and the process of processing.

Elizabeth Joan Kelly
Elizabeth Joan Kelly

On collaboration, band name punctuation, and the existential dread of Philip Glass.

Alison Gaylin
Alison Gaylin

On true crime, THE COLLECTIVE, and cat video film festivals.

Uziel Colón
Uziel Colón

On deep-fried musical origin stories.

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