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On this episode, we trace Bill Prady’s incredible journey from his early days programming software for the TRS-80 microcomputer to the legendary chance phone call meant for his ex-girlfriend that unexpectedly, and rather forcefully, landed him a job on a television show and launched his Hollywood career.

That twist of fate led to an Emmy-nominated career spanning some of the most beloved television comedies of the last four decades, including:

• The Muppets and Fraggle Rock
• Dream On
• Caroline in the City
• Dharma & Greg
• Gilmore Girls
• The Big Bang Theory

We dive into the storytelling architecture behind The Big Bang Theory, including how the dynamic of Star Trek, particularly the cerebral, logic-driven balance of Kirk and Spock, helped inspire the relationship between Leonard and Sheldon.

Bill also explains why he and Chuck Lorre chose to build the series around theoretical physics rather than drawing directly from Bill’s own background as a computer programmer, and how they designed the characters to function as an ensemble.

And, just where did the phrase ‘Bazinga!’ come from, anyway?

Finally, Bill gives us an inside look at his latest project, the new multiverse-hopping Max spin-off series, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.

We sit down with filmmaker Rocco DeVilliers to discuss Knight Rider Declassified and his highly anticipated upcoming documentary chronicling the legacy of Knight Rider. We dive into the behind-the-scenes engineering of K.I.T.T., the cultural impact of the 1980s quintessential high-tech hero, and the untold stories from the set of the beloved television classic.

Topics covered:

• The Making of K.I.T.T.: How a customized Pontiac Trans Am became a global sci-fi icon.

• Preserving the Legacy: The rigorous process of tracking down original cast, crew, and lost historical artifacts.

• 80s Car Culture on Screen: The evolution of vehicular stunt work and how the show predicted modern automotive technology.

Before signing off, Rocco gives us an exclusive glimpse into his roadmap for the future, sharing early details on his next documentary projects exploring two more legendary on-screen vehicles: the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard and the iconic DeLorean time machine from Back to the Future.

Be sure to check out wheelhousetv.com/krdeclassified for all the latest production updates, exclusive sneak peeks, and ways to support the film!

Listen to Galaxy One Radio for interviews and insights with the brightest stars of science fiction, movies, TV, books, video games, and science.

On this anime-ted episode, we sit down with animation industry veteran and historian Tim Eldred. Tim is collaborating with CreatorVC on their upcoming documentary, Icons of Anime, which explores the profound impact of anime in America across the decades.

A longtime comics creator, storyboard artist, director, and illustrator, Tim is perhaps best known as one of the definitive English-language historians for Star Blazers and Space Battleship Yamato. 

We dive into his storied career which bridges the gap between early American anime fandom and mainstream American animation and discuss his vital ongoing work in preserving the history of anime for future generations.

Be sure to check out timeldred.com to explore his massive ARTVALT featuring decades of animation storyboards, comic book vaults, original illustrations, and his definitive Space Battleship Yamato historical archives!

But be doubly sure you go to iconsofanimedoc.com to fill out your preferences for what Tim’s new anime documentary will cover. 

On this very special broadcast we are honored to talk with toy and gaming legend Tom Kalinske for a masterclass in industry history. Tom breaks down his iconic runs at Mattel and SEGA, from how Masters of the Universe was born and how he helped turn around the Barbie brand, to taking SEGA to the pinnacle of the 16-bit console wars.

Plus, the episode features a surprise live radio call-in from his former rival, PlayStation and NES executive Jim Whims! Make sure to stick around until the end, where Tom reveals details about his upcoming book and confesses the story behind "the one that got away."

Scott talks with legendary guitarist Don Felder, former lead guitarist of the Eagles, as he opens the doors to his remarkable 50-year career in music.

Don shares stories from his personal vault of songs, the creative process behind timeless classics, and the business of managing one of the most valuable music catalogs in rock history.

He also reveals a fascinating behind-the-scenes story about Tom Petty that fans won't want to miss.

Beyond the music, we explore the importance of artists keeping the rights to their music and protecting creative legacies in today's industry, as well as Don's passion for supporting children's charities and the impact that giving back has had on his life.

We sit down with pop culture and sci-fi icon William Katt, best known as the reluctant superhero Ralph Hinkley in The Greatest American Hero and prom king Tommy Ross in the horror classic Carrie.

Katt discusses his incredible journey through genre entertainment from surfing in Big Wednesday and his legendary Star Wars audition with Kurt Russell, to his evolution into indie filmmaking, music, and most recently, comic books!

In this episode we talk with David Garber, a prolific television powerhouse, most recognized as a writer and producer for global franchises and cult classics including the Power Rangers series, Saved by the Bell, The Fall Guy, Alien Nation, and the live-action Disney film Dennis the Menace.

With a career spanning over three decades and more than 100 produced scripts, Garber has been a central figure in shaping the landscape of Saturday morning television and primetime action-drama.

Garber is a #1 Amazon bestselling author and a Senior Lecturer at Loyola Marymount University’s School of Film and Television.

Garber's latest novel, Four Coins, A Yo-Yo, And A Gun, is a historical period piece inspired by the "tall tales" he heard from Paramount old-timers in the 1970s. 

Visit David Garber's website: Linzack Publishing

In this landmark episode of Galaxy One Radio, we sit down with a true titan of the industry and Warren Drummond’s previous collaborator, Ron Howard. From his early days as a household name on The Andy Griffith Show and Happy Days to becoming an Oscar-winning director and the architect of Imagine Entertainment, Ron has navigated Hollywood from every possible angle for over six decades.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The Galaxy Far, Far Away: In honor of Star Wars Day 2026, Ron dives deep into the creative "moving train" of Solo: A Star Wars Story. He reveals the problem-solving required to steer a massive franchise and the unique pressure of taking the helm of cinema’s most beloved saga.
  
• The "Beautiful Madness" of Hollywood: We explore Ron’s recent, Emmy-nominated return to acting in Apple TV+’s The Studio. Ron shares candid thoughts on how realistically the show captures the chaos of the business and what it’s like to step back in front of the lens after years behind it.
  
• A Career of Reinvention: Whether it’s the foundational magic of The Grinch, the high-stakes tension of Apollo 13, or his Grammy-winning documentary The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, Ron breaks down his philosophy on storytelling and staying relevant in an ever-changing industry.

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We’re joined by the multi-platinum recording artist and Grammy nominee Larry the Cable Guy. From his meteoric rise as part of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour to becoming the voice of "Mater" in Disney/Pixar’s Cars, Larry has remained one of the most recognizable forces in American comedy.

We’re entering the OASIS with Zak Penn, the legendary screenwriter and architect of the modern blockbuster. From the high-stakes world of Marvel's The Avengers and X-Men to his groundbreaking collaboration with Steven Spielberg on Ready Player One, Zak has defined how we experience speculative worlds on the big screen.

We dive into his career of building "unfilmable" universes. We explore the transition from superhero blueprints to the virtual frontier of the OASIS, his deep-dive into gaming history with the Atari: Game Over documentary, and his latest high-concept sci-fi series, Beacon 23.

Expect a candid look at what it’s like to work with Spielberg, the evolution of franchise storytelling, and why Zak is uniquely positioned at the intersection of gaming, AI, and Hollywood.

Explore Zak Penn's full filmography and credits on his official IMDb page: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0671981/

We are thrilled to host Marlon Wayans, the legendary comedian and actor, ahead of his performance at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino on Friday, April 3. We discuss his Wild Child Tour and look back at his iconic career, including the highly anticipated return of Scary Movie 6

Join us in a conversation with New York Times best selling author, Jason Pargin, premier voice in high-concept fiction, known for blending surreal horror with sharp-witted social commentary. 

Jason Pargin created the cult-classic John Dies at the End series, which was adapted into a major motion picture. He followed that success with the Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits series, deconstructing the dark side of the upcoming digital age.

His latest work, I Worry About the Box of Doom, follows two characters tasked with delivering a mystery box across America. During their long and often dangerous adventure from coast to coast, they find the time to deconstruct the cynical and conspiratorial realities of modern internet culture.

A 15-year veteran Executive Editor of Cracked.com, Pargin has spent decades satirically analyzing how technology and internet culture reshape the modern human psyche. Pargin offers a level of insight into our current reality and future that few other authors can match.

Check his website out at: https://johndiesattheend.com

Is humanity worth saving after the end of the world?

We're diving deep into the wreckage with Edward Ashton. the brilliant mind behind Mickey7, adapted into the major motion picture Mickey 17 by Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon-ho.

Joined by Ashton superfan Haley Shaw, we explore his brand-new release, After the Fall, a darkly funny, high-concept sci-fi thriller that asks what it really means to survive. Expect aliens, pet ownership, and the kind of apocalypse humor that makes you laugh before you realize you should be terrified.

After the Fall imagines a future where humanity has outlasted catastrophe, only to find itself conquered, domesticated, and ruled by aliens who see us less as equals, and more as house pets.

Grab your copy at Edward Ashton's official website: edwardashton.com

In this episode, we talk with the legendary Jim Whims, a titan of the industry who has stood at the center of major revolutions in toys, gaming, and technology.

From co-founding Worlds of Wonder, the house that gave us Teddy Ruxpin and the first U.S. launch of Nintendo, to leading the charge at Sony, Jim was the man who took the original PlayStation from zero to a billion dollars in its first year.

As a partner at Alsop Louie, he backed the gaming giants we use every day, like Twitch and Niantic, creator of Pokémon Go.

Having seen it all, Jim's gift for storytelling, the same ability that made him a success at every turn, makes this one of our most compelling listens yet.

This episode is co-hosted by Justin Ruiss.

Before Galaxy One Radio, we were Forces Behind Star Wars and this is a very special episode from that series that we wanted to bring back from October 2021.

In Forces Behind Star Wars 019, we had the chance to speak with legendary Kenner toy designers Jim Swearingen, Tim Effler, and Tom Osbourne about what it was like designing the Star Wars toys that so many of us grew up with — toys that became part of our lives.

We’re excited to share this one again and we hope you enjoy revisiting it as much as we did.

Matt Dinniman returns to the show to talk about his upcoming novel, Operation Bounce House. The book marks a shift from the over-the-top humor of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series into darker, more grounded themes, ironically, explored on a remote space colony.

The story follows what happens when a group of gamers invade believing they’re playing a game, while for the colonists it’s terrifyingly real.

In our conversation, Matt digs into very earthbound issues: the power of generative AI, corporations exerting control over our everyday lives, and how difficult it’s become to separate fact from fiction in the fog of war.

We recorded this episode on location at New York University with student guest-host, Roman Gaud.

Operation Bounce House releases on February 10, 2026! For more information, go to Matt Dinniman's official website

In this episode, we sit down with media expert Simon Pulman, a partner at Pryor Cashman and co-chair of the firm’s Media and Entertainment group. We discuss the shifting business of entertainment, including the implications of a potential Netflix or Paramount acquisition of Warner Bros., whether movie theaters still have a future in today’s attention economy, and the emerging role of AI in media and video games.

• Pryor Cashman website

Anthony Gaud and co-host BWG Global’s Justin Ruiss sat down with Joost van Dreunen, NYU Stern professor, author of One Up, and one of the sharpest analysts in the global video game industry, for a wide-ranging conversation about where games are headed in 2025.

We covered the major forces reshaping the industry, from why 2025 became the year of independent developers to how character design and storytelling are finally reflecting broader audiences. We dug into the real, non-PR version of AI in game development, unpacked Microsoft’s turbulent year, and wrapped with our picks for the 2025 Game Awards

Producer: Natasha Waller

Joost weblinks:

• NYU Stern
• SuperJoost Blog
• Buy ‘One Up’

Shawn Dennis joins us for a fast-moving conversation that jumps from Janet-Jackson “boob-bowl,” to Trolls in space, the meaning of Shrek, and even the NFL and Tiananmen Square!

Across her career—from Kenner Toys to Universal Studios Orlando, from the NFL to American Girl, and DreamWorks—Shawn has helped shape some of the most influential brands in modern entertainment. 

What happens when a theme park opens and nothing works? Why do certain characters refuse to fade away? Why did the Trolls franchise had to be rebuilt from the ground up? and what DreamWorks learned about the emotional blueprint behind hits like Shrek and How to Train Your Dragon.

It’s a wide-ranging conversation about storytelling, spectacle, cultural moments, and the strange ways pop culture travels through the world. 

This week’s show features Dan DiDio, the legendary former President and Co-Publisher of DC Comics. A creative force behind some of DC’s most defining eras, DiDio shares his love of Metal Men, the bold vision behind The New 52, and his partnership with Frank Miller. He also explores the challenges of managing creative talent, balancing vision, deadlines, and fan expectations. With sharp insight into Batman’s 1980s evolution and what people often miss about the character’s enduring appeal, DiDio offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the art, risks, and reinventions that shaped the modern DC Universe.

This week on Galaxy One Radio, we sit down with Dan Gilroy — one of the creative forces behind Star Wars: Andor and the Emmy-winning writer of the episode “Welcome to the Rebellion.” 

Gilroy, also the Oscar-nominated writer and director of Nightcrawler, joins us to talk about building the moral and political depth of Andor, the meaning behind Mon Mothma’s powerful speech, and the show’s alternative introduction for the fan-favorite droid K-2SO.

From his early work on The Bourne Legacy and Kong: Skull Island to his collaborations with his brother Tony Gilroy, Dan shares how his storytelling has evolved — and why Andor may be the most politically relevant work of his career.

Tune in for an in-depth look at rebellion, truth, and the human side of the Empire.

Galaxy One Radio talks with Blake Roman, the great voice talent behind Angel Dust and the Egg Bois in the smash hit anime Hazbin Hotel. Roman, along with a bunch of other Hazbin actors and pop culture talent from everything from Pokemon to The Fairly Oddparents, were at the very first Animate! Philadelphia from October 3 to 5.

Then we talk to Animate and GalaxyCon Founder and President Michael S. Broder, who tells us about Animate, GalaxyCon and what to expect at the first foray into the City of Brotherly Love.

This week on Galaxy One Radio we’re joined by comic book power duo Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner. From reinventing Harley Quinn at DC, to redefining Marvel Knights, to launching creator-owned hits like Painkiller Jane, their fingerprints are all over modern comics, movies, and pop culture.

We dig into how they build stories across mediums, what it’s like balancing art and business, and where their creative journey is heading next. That includes a first look at their new Kickstarter project, Deep Sea—a graphic novel that dives into sci-fi mystery and the unknown beneath the waves.

• DEEP SEA Kickstarter is available at this LINK

• PaperFilms LINK

This week we’re joined by Young Dirty Bastard—Bar-Sun Unique Jones—the son of the legendary Ol’ Dirty Bastard from Wu-Tang Clan. YDB is stepping into a new creative lane with SEGA, dropping the track “The Path Has Just Begun” for the launch of Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. This broadcast also marks the radio debut of the song—right here on WOND!

We dig into Wu-Tang’s lifelong love of kung fu, YDB’s summer on tour, his favorite games, and what it was like creating an original song for one of SEGA’s most iconic series. From hip-hop legacy to gaming culture, this conversation explores how music, martial arts, and video games collide—bridging generations in the process.

Joining the conversation are Esports on SI (Sports Illustrated) editor Trent Murray as co-host, alongside legendary Hollywood storyboard artist Warren Drummond and his son John Drummond.

Great interview. Great artist. Great game!
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Official 'The Path has Just Begun' video >> LINK

Official Sega Shinobi website >> LINK

Derek Haas is a novelist, screenwriter, and television creator whose work spans blockbuster films, bestselling thrillers, and one of the most enduring franchises on network TV. He co-wrote movies like 2 Fast 2 Furious, 3:10 to Yuma, and Wanted, and is the author of the acclaimed Silver Bear series.

On television, he created Chicago Fire and helped build NBC’s “One Chicago” universe—spinning off Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, and Chicago Justice—while also co-creating FBI: International. His latest project, Countdown, is a crime thriller that debuted on Amazon Prime in June 2025.

From novels to Hollywood blockbusters to TV universes that have lasted more than a decade, Haas has built a career defined by fast-paced storytelling and characters that stay with you.

This episode's guest is a powerhouse of storytelling and one of the visionary forces behind one of the most beloved sci-fi series of all time: Quantum Leap.

Deborah M. Pratt didn’t just create the show's idea—she was the executive producer, head writer, showrunner, and even the voice of Ziggy, the A.I. computer.

From Broadway to NBC, from starring in episodes of Happy Days, writing Magnum, P.I. and Airwolf to directing the Quantum Leap reboot, Deborah’s career spans every corner of Hollywood.

She’s a graduate of the American Film Institute, a four-time Emmy nominee, and a trailblazer who’s broken down barriers for women and people of color across the industry.

But her influence goes well beyond the screen. Deborah has served on the boards of the Writers Guild, Directors Guild, and SAG-AFTRA, using her voice to fight for representation and equity in entertainment.

She’s the author of seven novels, the creator of the Vision Quest sci-fi universe, and is currently directing a film based on her YA fantasy novel MIRRORS. She’s developing a stage play about 18th-century composer Joseph Bologne and launching Warrior One, a new graphic novel series!

More on her website > ⁠https://deborahmpratt.com⁠

In this episode, we welcome Jen McGowan, who discusses key Hollywood challenges, including diversity and the role of artificial intelligence.

Jen is an acclaimed director known for her impactful work in film and television, including standout episodes of Star Trek: Discovery - where she had added her flair for emotional depth with the franchise’s signature sci-fi. 

With a background in independent cinema, McGowan made her mark with the award-winning Kelly & Cal, which earned the Gamechanger Award at SXSW, and the gripping thriller Rust Creek, which received significant accolades for its feminist perspective and strong female characters.

Her television credits span diverse genres, from Reign to The Purge, showcasing her versatility and character-driven storytelling. A Tisch School of the Arts graduate and advocate for women in film, McGowan continues to shape the industry with her bold vision and mentorship.

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Join Mur Lafferty, a trailblazing author and podcaster, for a deep dive into science fiction and fantasy.

Known for her witty, character-driven stories, Mur has (at least) 9 novels, including the Hugo-nominated Six Wakes and the cozy sci-fi mystery Station Eternity.

A podcasting pioneer since 2004, she hosts I Should Be Writing and co-hosts the Hugo-winning Ditch Diggers.

In this episode, we explore her creative process, from crafting original alien cultures to expanding Star Wars canon in Solo: A Star Wars Story Expanded Edition.

Mur shares insights on her cozy murder mysteries, the Midsolar Murders series and offers inspiration for writers and sci-fi fans alike.

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with LaToya Morgan, the dynamic writer, producer, and showrunner taking Hollywood by storm!

Born and raised in Los Angeles, LaToya honed her craft at the American Film Institute and through prestigious fellowships like the Warner Bros. Television Writers’ Workshop.

From her early days writing for Showtime’s Shameless to her work on The Walking Dead as a co-executive producer, she’s built an impressive career crafting compelling stories.

Now, with her production company TinkerToy Productions and a multi-year deal with Warner Bros., she’s co-created and showrun the hit Max crime thriller Duster alongside J.J. Abrams.

A two-time NAACP Image Award nominee and creator of the sci-fi graphic novel Dark Blood, LaToya is also a passionate advocate for diverse voices, mentoring emerging writers through AMC’s Inclusion Initiative.

Listen in to explore her remarkable journey, her hit Max series Duster, and her exciting work on the Night of the Living Dead reboot!!

Olatunde Osunsanmi is a Nigerian-American director and producer renowned for his work in film and television. He launched his career with the short film Etat, delving into Nigeria’s 1970s political landscape, and rose to prominence directing Universal’s horror thriller The Fourth Kind (2009).

Osunsanmi has since amassed a notable portfolio, including TNT’s Falling Skies and a record-breaking 14 episodes of Star Trek: Discovery, more than any other director. He also served as executive producer for Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Section 31, cementing his influence in horror and science fiction.

Join us for an engaging interview with Wil Wheaton, New York Times bestselling author, Hugo finalist, and award-winning audiobook narrator, who just launched his own podcast - “It's Storytime” with Wil Wheaton, a weekly podcast narrating speculative fiction from emerging authors. 

From his breakout role in Stand By Me to playing Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation and hosting The Ready Room, Wil shares his diverse career, including co-creating Tabletop with Felicia Day. 

A survivor of child abuse with CPTSD, Wil a passionate mental health advocate, honored with the 2014 NAMI Rona and Ken Purdy Award. He also reflects on child acting challenges, and his family struggles.

Also make sure you check out > Rent A Pal!

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🚀 In this episode of Galaxy One Radio, we break the barrier in more ways than one — welcoming our first female guest, Dr. Laura Troiano, Dean of the Honors College at Rutgers University–Newark!
Laura is an expert in popular culture, nostalgia, narrative theory, and the evolving ways we experience entertainment today.

From the generational impact of Minecraft to the enduring lessons of HBO’s Westworld, we explore how pop culture both reflects and shapes the world we live in.

Tune in as we dive into:
🎮 How Minecraft became a world-building phenomenon for Gen Z
🛡️ Why Westworld is essential for understanding American identity and frontier myths
🎢 The hidden cultural power of theme parks like Disneyland and Dollywood
🎥 Why Pixar films — and the stories we tell — matter more than ever
📚 The future of storytelling, education, and critical thinking in the age of social media
Get ready for a fascinating ride through pop culture’s past, present, and future!

Join hosts Scott, Anthony, and Warren as they dive into Terrorbytes, the gripping new five-part documentary series by award-winning writer and historian Richard Moss. This 5+ hour exploration uncovers the chilling history of horror video games, featuring behind-the-scenes stories from industry legends who created Silent Hill, Dead by Daylight, Clock Tower, Eternal Darkness, and many more including DOOM’s very own (and former Galaxy One Radio guest) John Romero. 

Purchase on the Terrorbytes website: https://terrorbytesdoc.com/ 

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Galaxy One Radio welcomes Star Trek legend Jonathan Frakes for an exclusive interview. Frakes shares fresh details about the upcoming Star Trek series Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, along with behind-the-scenes stories from the Lower Decks crossover episode 'Those Old Scientists.'

Frakes also discusses the mysteries surrounding Thomas Riker and William Riker and Deanna Troi’s son, as well as his experience directing The Orville.

Joining the conversation in the studio are longtime Trekkie Ada Gaud, Frakes’ close friend Warren Drummond, and new Trekkie Harry Czekalski.

Blake J. Harris is a bestselling author and journalist known for his in-depth reporting on the video game and tech industries. He’s the author of Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo, and the Battle that Defined a Generation, which was adapted into a documentary produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. 

His second book, The History of the Future: Oculus, Facebook, and the Revolution That Swept Virtual Reality, dives into the rise and fall of Oculus and the VR industry's evolution. In addition to his books, Blake has contributed to outlets like IGN and Rolling Stone, covering the ever-changing gaming landscape. 

Link to Blake Harris's books

- Console Wars (link)

- History of the Future (link)

For this bonus episode, Anthony Gaud steps in as host alongside co-hosts Dexter Weeks and Roman Gaud to discuss the generational divide between Gen X and Gen Z with a candid Gen Z guest who doesn’t hold back.

They navigate the fascinating shift of online social media, ponder the curious rise of “incels” within digital culture, and reflect on how social media’s growing influence might challenge mental health, relationships, and social skills—offering a glimpse into a complex, tech-driven future.

We sit down with the legendary Kevin Grevioux—the deep-voiced architect of Underworld, comic book creator, and science fiction powerhouse. 

From co-creating the iconic war between vampires and Lycans to his work with Marvel and DC, Grevioux has left an indelible mark on genre storytelling.

We dive into his journey from scientist to storyteller, his approach to world-building, and his passion for classic movie monsters in film. 

Plus, we explore his upcoming projects and what fuels his creative vision. Don’t miss this conversation with one of the most unique voices in sci-fi and horror.

Kevin's website: Dark Storm Comics

Tune in for an exciting conversation with Paul Levitz a comic book icon who, as President of DC Comics⁠,⁠ shaped the modern era of superhero storytelling.

This episode dives into his time at DC, editing classics like Legion of Super-Heroes, Huntress, and his often turbulent collaboration with Alan Moore⁠,⁠ and the changing world of comics.

Paul shares priceless wisdom on storytelling and adapting to an evolving industry—a must-listen for comic enthusiasts.

Paul's website > https://paullevitz.com

Join us as we chat withGlenn Evans, a documentary producer who has transitioned to becoming a first-time feature film producer on 'Roswell Delirium,' a sci-fi thriller set in an alternate 1980s America devastated by nuclear attacks. 

This episode was one of our most enjoyable to record, featuring eclectic discussions on the soundtrack by Queens of the Stone Age, how casting Anthony Michael Hall led to the involvement of other '80s stars, the intriguing Shroud of Turin, and the unique challenges of filming a movie in your own home. 

Along the way, Glenn shares essential tips on making a compelling movie on a tight budget—an invaluable session for any aspiring filmmaker.

Roswell Delirium

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• Rent or Buy onAmazon orApple TV

In this episode of Galaxy One Radio, we go deep with Dungeon Crawler Carl creator Matt Dinniman—self-publishing success story, former obituary writer, and artist behind work featured by IKEA and Target. From cat shows and chaotic writing routines to Patreon-powered storytelling and possible TV adaptations, Matt shares the wild ride that turned a quirky indie book series into a cult phenomenon.
Oh, and yes—we talk about the gore, the cats, the aliens, and imposter syndrome too.

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Join us as we dive into the world of the (so far) unexplained with our Forces Behind Science expert,Michai Mathieu Morin.

In this episode, we unravel the enigma of the mysterious sightings initially reported in New Jersey—whatever they may be. Together, we explore intriguing theories and edge closer to uncovering the truth like no other broadcast has done before!

From there, we transition into the groundbreaking realm of AI, dissecting Sam Altman's recent revelation about his company's approach to AGI—an entirely new form of thinking digital being.

This isn't science fiction, folks; this isreality unfolding before us. Don't miss this captivating hour!

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Chuck Osieja joins us to explore his gaming history, from designing Sega Genesis classics likeJoe Montana Sports Talk Football andWorld Series Baseballto leading iconic AAA franchises likeNeed for Speed UndergroundandGears of War 4.

A veteran game designer and creative director, Osieja reflects on his groundbreaking career, shares insights into his creative process, and discusses the evolution and current state of the gaming industry.

In this episode, we sit down withRobin Block, Founder and CEO of CREATORVC, a London-based independent production company renowned for its acclaimed documentaries, including theIn Search of Darkness trilogy,In Search of Tomorrow,Aliens Extended,andFPS: First Person Shooter.

We also discuss the funding process behind CreatorVC's first feature film, the upcoming horror filmShelby Oaks directed by YouTube host Chris Stuckman.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Garry Kitchen, Dan Kitchen, and David Crane—legendary developers who helped shape Activision’s early success with iconic games like Pitfall!, Keystone Kapers, Crackpots, Ghostbusters, and Pressure Cooker.

We dive into their groundbreaking contributions to gaming history, their perspectives on today’s gaming industry, and their latest projects, including Circus Convoy, Alien Abduction, and Casey’s Gold—a game nearly 40 years in the making (1982–2024)—along with four more titles they are developing for the Atari 2600+/7800+ through AudacityGames.com.

Author and accomplished artist Kevin Mowrer joins the podcast to discuss his debut novel, Victor, and shares the journey that inspired him to venture into writing

SUMMARY

In the shadowy factory district of Travaille, Vyctor Frahnknshtyne, a young inventor, uncovers a sinister plot to drain the life-force of the city’s poor. With government corruption rampant, Vyctor and his university friends form a secret society to combat mechanical beasts, ruthless oligarchs, and near-immortal foes. When Vyctor is gravely injured, his friends transfer his consciousness into a powerful metal body, forcing him to confront the dangers threatening his humanity.

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We speak with David Weiner, director of the In Search of Darkness series, about his upcoming installment focused on 90s horror.

Known for his extensive knowledge of genre films from the 1980s and 1990s, Weiner’s documentaries are celebrated for their comprehensive coverage, insider perspectives, and chronological exploration of film history.

This latest entry delves into the years 1990-1994, examining the horror genre's evolution and its early steps into the CGI era.

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Join us for an in-depth conversation with gaming legend Warren Spector.

Discover how Warren revolutionized the industry with groundbreaking titles like the Ultima series, System Shock, and the iconic Deus Ex. Learn about his passion for immersive storytelling, player choice, and pushing the boundaries of gameplay.

From the dark world of Thief to the whimsical adventures of Epic Mickey, Spector's creativity and gift for storytelling has always shined through.

Tune in to hear about his latest top-secret project, the future of immersive simulations, and even his "controversial" thoughts on the role of AI in game development.

In this episode, hostsAnthony Gaud andDexter Weeks are joined by the accomplished scientist and science fiction authorRichard Phillips, the mastermind behind the "Rho Agenda" and "The Endarian Prophecy" series.

We'll explore his incredible journey from physics whiz to bestselling author and how his real-life experiences fuel his thrilling stories.

Guest hostsKevin Mowrer andRoman Gaud explore the mind of a writer who loves crafting tales about young heroes facing mind-blowing out of this world challenges.

We'll also chat about the blurry lines between science fiction and real-world science and ponder the big "what ifs" of advanced technology.

Oh, and did we mention we talk about UFOs?

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Following the success of 'Aliens Expanded,' writer and producer Ian Nathan is back with a chilling deep dive into John Carpenter's 1982 masterpiece, "The Thing."

Discover why this icy terror was selected as the second film in the 'Expanded' series. We'll uncover the legacy of "The Thing," from its initial mixed reception to its current status as a horror classic. 

We’ll explore the documentary's focus on the film's iconic practical effects, John Carpenter's thoughts, fan theories, and the artistry behind the matte paintings. We'll also examine the film's themes, influences, and extended universe.

Make sure to visit https://thethingexpanded.com/ to be part of the ultimate fan experience.

Please note that this episode may have some audio imperfections as Scott Cronick was on location during the recording.

Ryan Shore has composed scores for everything from multiple "Star Wars" animated series to the Oscars stage. In this episode, we explore his diverse career, including collaborations with his uncle, Howard Shore, and Lucasfilm’s Dave Filoni, and the creative process behind his Emmy and Grammy-nominated work. 

Discover the techniques Ryan uses to create music for iconic franchises, children's television, and everything in between. Whether you're a film fan, a musician, or just curious about the creative process, this episode offers a fascinating look at a composer who's truly done it all.

Stay tuned until the end of the podcast to hear some of Ryan's outstanding musical performances.

Explore Ryan's music on his website https://ryanshore.com/