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Celebrating Nerdy Friendships with Nerd Best Friends Podcast!
Thursday, March 13, 2025 • Duration 40:07
In this episode, Frank is joined by Annalese and Rob, the dynamic duo behind the Nerd Best Friends podcast. They share the origins of their long-time friendship and how their passion for all things nerdy led to their podcast. From Dungeons & Dragons to fandom communities, they discuss how geek culture has evolved, the impact of the internet, and how podcasting has created a virtual space for nerds to connect. Plus, they dive into their production process, audience engagement, and some fun, rapid-fire questions about their favorite fictional universes and superpowers. Tune in for a lively and insightful conversation about celebrating geekdom in all its forms!
Check out Nerd Best Friends: https://linktr.ee/NerdBestFriendsPodcast
Timestamps and Topics:
00:00 - 00:07 | Intro and welcome to Annalese and Rob from Nerd Best Friends
00:07 - 01:16 | How Nerd Best Friends was born: A 30-year friendship turned podcast
01:16 - 02:09 | Creating a space for nerdy conversations: A virtual comic book cafe
02:09 - 02:33 | Rob’s early podcasting experience and the transition to a new show
02:33 - 03:17 | The evolution of geek culture and fandom acceptance
03:17 - 05:41 | The impact of the internet on geek culture and fan communities
05:41 - 07:02 | Producing a quality podcast: Editing, music, and professional standards
07:02 - 09:04 | Why high production value matters for their podcast
09:04 - 12:00 | The internet: A double-edged sword for community building
12:00 - 14:30 | How D&D and online gaming help people stay connected
14:30 - 16:15 | Conventions and blending real-world and online communities
16:15 - 19:13 | How they structure their episodes and choose topics
19:13 - 21:26 | Engaging with their audience: Nerd Mail and community interaction
21:26 - 24:10 | Fun rapid-fire questions: Fictional universes, superpowers, and geeky dreams
24:10 - 26:30 | Final thoughts and where to find Nerd Best Friends
Key Takeaways:
The Nerd Best Friends podcast was born from a decades-long friendship and shared geeky interests.
The internet has helped nerd culture thrive, allowing communities to form around every fandom imaginable.
Producing a quality podcast requires careful editing, sound design, and professional standards.
The stigma around being a geek has faded, making way for more open and enthusiastic fan interactions.
Podcasting and online gaming help maintain friendships and foster a sense of belonging in fandoms.
D&D and other tabletop RPGs have evolved into multi-generational experiences that bring people together.
Memorable Quotes:
"You can be nerdy about anything and everything, and that’s what makes it so special." – Annalese
"We all dreamed of owning a comic book cafe, so we made it virtual with this podcast." – Rob
"The internet can be a powerful tool for connection, just as much as it can be isolating." – Frank
"I used to think about fictional universes I’d want to live in—until I realized how dangerous they all are!" – Rob
"If I could have any power, I’d freeze time to actually catch up on work and take naps." – Annalese
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Apple Podcast Tags:Nerd Culture, Geek Podcasts, Dungeons & Dragons, Fandom, Pop Culture, Podcasting, Video Games, Movies, Comic Books, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Gaming, Tabletop RPG, Internet Culture, Nostalgia
Anime Plus: From Manga to Live Action – Inside the Anime Industry
Thursday, March 6, 2025 • Duration 36:50
Dive into the vibrant world of anime as host Frank sits down with Anime Plus co-hosts Aray and Aunn to explore everything from classic series to groundbreaking live-action adaptations. In this episode, the conversation spans personal journeys, industry insights, and how anime has evolved from a niche passion into a mainstream phenomenon.
In this engaging episode, Frank welcomes Aray and Aunn—the dynamic duo behind the Anime Plus podcast. Together, they share how their shared love for series like One Piece and Demon Slayer sparked a community that now includes both casual watchers and die-hard fans. They dive into:
The origin story of Anime Plus and its roots in personal experiences and shared interests.
The contrasting perspectives of deep-dive, fact-based analysis versus a more casual, experiential approach.
The evolution of anime culture, including the impact of live-action adaptations and streaming services on the industry.
Insights into community-building and what the future holds for the anime landscape.
00:00 – 00:00:23: Intro & Announcement Frank introduces the new Anime Plus podcast joining the GeekFreaks network.
00:00:23 – 00:01:03: Meet the Hosts Aray and Aunn introduce themselves and outline their focus on anime, manga, and industry news.
00:01:03 – 00:02:03: Podcast Segments & Perspectives Discussion on their dual approach: one host brings in-depth anime facts while the other offers a more casual viewer’s perspective.
00:02:03 – 00:04:00: Origin Story & Community Bonding How a shared love for One Piece and early school experiences led to the creation of Anime Plus.
00:04:00 – 00:06:00: Anime Fandom: Casual vs. Hardcore Exploring the spectrum of anime enthusiasts—from casual mainstream viewers to dedicated, all-season followers.
00:06:00 – 00:08:16: Evolving Anime PreferencesShifts in viewing habits and the exploration of new genres beyond traditional fighting and adventure anime.
Exploring the Fantastical World of 'Chaser' with Daniel Rohmer
Tuesday, September 10, 2024 • Duration 19:13
In this exciting episode, Frank sits down with Daniel Rohmer, the talented director, writer, and creator of the thrilling series Chaser. They dive into the unique premise of Chaser, which follows a video editor who gains the ability to re-edit the last 24 hours of his life, creating unexpected ripple effects. Daniel shares insights into the creative process behind the series, the challenges of directing, and the intricate art of editing. With themes of perfection, human imperfection, and embracing collaboration, this episode offers a deep look at both the series and the behind-the-scenes efforts that brought it to life.
Timestamps and Topics:
00:00 – Introduction and welcome to Daniel Rohmer
00:25 – What Chaser is all about: A video editor who can re-edit the last 24 hours
01:12 – Balancing sci-fi and horror elements in the show
02:45 – Daniel’s inspiration for making a film editor the protagonist
03:03 – The solitary nature of editing and its impact on creativity
05:52 – The unseen power of editors in storytelling
09:00 – The collaborative process with lead actor Russ Russo
12:04 – Themes of perfection and embracing human flaws in Chaser
16:08 – Working with Amazon Prime for Chaser’s distribution
17:35 – Potential future seasons of Chaser and what’s next for Daniel
Key Takeaways:
Chaser explores the power of a video editor to re-edit the last day of his life, leading to unforeseen consequences.
The show balances sci-fi and horror elements while remaining grounded in realistic character development.
Daniel Rohmer’s experience as an editor influenced the story, drawing on the often solitary nature of editing and the control editors have over a film’s final tone.
Collaboration is key in filmmaking, and Daniel credits his cast, especially lead actor Russ Russo, for bringing depth and nuance to the project.
The Future of Esports with Titus Walker, CEO of Ultimate Endgamers League
Tuesday, August 20, 2024 • Duration 23:28
In this exciting episode of Geek Freaks, Frank Lourence sits down with Titus Walker, the visionary CEO and founder of the Ultimate Endgamers League (UEL). Titus shares insights into the unique concept of the UEL, which brings together all competitive gaming genres into a single, electrifying league. They discuss the origins of the league, the importance of inclusivity in gaming, and the future of esports. Titus also highlights the innovative approach of the UEL, where players compete across multiple genres, and the league’s commitment to fostering a supportive and collaborative community.
00:00:07 - Introduction to Titus Walker and the Ultimate Endgamers League
00:00:21 - Overview of the UEL and its multi-genre competition format
00:01:08 - Importance of inclusivity and the average gamer’s diverse interests
00:01:29 - Challenges in training across different genres
00:02:17 - Inspiration behind founding the UEL
00:03:06 - Transition from a family-owned gaming lounge to a competitive league
00:04:20 - Building a collaborative and inclusive gaming community
00:05:11 - Developing friendships and support systems within the gaming community
00:06:57 - Selection process for games in the UEL
00:08:14 - Esports and the Olympics: Benefits and challenges
00:10:42 - Importance of focusing on players, not just games
00:12:22 - Managing player well-being and PR
00:14:15 - The evolving nature of gaming and esports
00:16:02 - Competitive dynamics and prize structures in the UEL
00:17:10 - Promoting inclusion and diversity in gaming
00:18:08 - Business model and partnerships with game developers
00:19:44 - Expansion plans and remote gaming hubs
00:21:52 - Where to follow and watch UEL events
00:22:32 - Upcoming season details
Navigating Hollywood's Legal Landscape with Entertainment Lawyer Josh Lastine
Tuesday, August 13, 2024 • Duration 38:53
In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank Lourence sits down with Joshua Lastine, a seasoned entertainment lawyer based in Beverly Hills. Joshua shares insights into the often overlooked but critical world of entertainment law, discussing his role as a dealmaker for some of the biggest names in Hollywood. From the intricacies of contract negotiations to the impact of the recent Hollywood strikes, Joshua provides a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep the entertainment industry running smoothly. Whether you're an aspiring content creator or just curious about the legal side of Hollywood, this episode is packed with valuable knowledge and fascinating stories.
Timestamps and Topics:
00:00:00 - Introduction to Joshua Lastine and his career in entertainment law
00:01:18 - The role of a transactional entertainment lawyer in Hollywood
00:02:43 - Navigating the complexities of dealmaking in the entertainment industry
00:06:05 - The impact of the Hollywood strikes on actors and writers
00:08:19 - Changes in Hollywood over the last decade, from traditional TV to streaming
00:11:05 - The rise of YouTube and TikTok as major entertainment platforms
00:13:33 - The shift towards niche audiences in the digital age
00:17:01 - The importance of building and maintaining industry connections
00:19:02 - Expanding legal practice beyond Los Angeles to international clients
00:23:03 - Behind-the-scenes stories from major projects like The Simpsons and Avengers: Age of Ultron
00:27:01 - Common legal pitfalls for new content creators
00:29:32 - Starting a law firm during the pandemic and the future of entertainment law
Key Takeaways:
Entertainment law is crucial in ensuring that all aspects of production, from contracts to rights management, are handled professionally.
The Hollywood landscape has shifted dramatically in the last decade, with streaming services and digital platforms playing a more significant role.
Building and nurturing industry connections early in your career can lead to long-term success.
Exploring Fandoms with Aaron Davies: The Magic of Fandom Portals
Thursday, August 8, 2024 • Duration 11:48
In this exciting episode of Geek Freaks, we sit down with Aaron Davies, the brilliant mind behind the new podcast, Fandom Portals. As part of the Geek Freaks Network, Fandom Portals is dedicated to uniting fans from various communities and celebrating the vibrant world of fandoms. Aaron shares his journey, insights into fandom culture, and the inspiration behind his podcast. Tune in to discover what makes fandoms so special and why you should join the Fandom Portals community.
Timestamps and Topics:
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:13 About Fandom Portals
00:26 Guest and Community Insights
00:33 Celebrating Fandoms
00:46 Call to Action
Key Takeaways:
Aaron Davies introduces his new podcast, Fandom Portals, which focuses on celebrating and uniting various fandom communities.
Fandom Portals is a part of the Geek Freaks Network and aims to share insights and deep dives into different fandoms.
The podcast brings in guests to discuss their favorite fandoms and the community spirit that binds them.
Aaron emphasizes the importance of community and the hard work involved in producing engaging content.
Quotes:
"Fandom Portals is a podcast focused on fandoms, uniting social media threads, Instagram, and alike, and sharing your thoughts, your opinions, and then doing deep dives on the fandoms you love."
"It's just a place of celebrations you should be joining in."
"Let Aaron know that you appreciate the work he's putting out there. And I'm telling you guys, it's a lot of work and that would be really beneficial."
Call to Action:
Don't miss out on the latest episodes of Fandom Portals! Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode on social media using the hashtag #FandomPortals. Your support helps us bring more exciting content to the geek community.
Behind the Madness: Nick Roth on Creating 'Hankie Panky'
Friday, August 2, 2024 • Duration 33:33
In this episode, Frank Lourence sits down with TV writer and filmmaker Nick Roth to discuss his zany comedy-horror movie 'Hankie Panky.' They delve into Nick's journey from earning a PhD in English at Cornell University to embracing his destiny in the film industry, the creative process behind 'Hankie Panky,' and the unique blend of horror and comedy that defines the film. Nick shares insights on improvisation, the challenges of indie filmmaking, and even drops some exciting news about a potential sequel. Get ready for an entertaining and candid conversation filled with laughs, movie magic, and mac and cheese mishaps.
00:00:00 - Introduction and welcome
00:00:49 - Overview of 'Hankie Panky' and its unique premise
00:01:22 - Where to watch 'Hankie Panky'
00:02:00 - Nick's academic background and transition to filmmaking
00:04:02 - Dissertation on potential cinema and closet film
00:10:53 - Impact of academic experiences on Nick's writing career
00:14:06 - Inspiration and development of 'Hankie Panky' characters
00:16:45 - Seth Green's involvement and voice acting
00:21:04 - Improv in the creation of 'Hankie Panky'
00:24:22 - Challenges and rewards of indie filmmaking
00:27:48 - Future projects and potential 'Hankie Panky' sequel
00:31:10 - Links to watch and follow 'Hankie Panky'
00:32:52 - Nick's D&D homebrew races based on 'Hankie Panky'
'Hankie Panky' is a zany comedy-horror film featuring a talking handkerchief and an evil top hat.
Nick Roth's journey from academia to filmmaking was driven by a love for storytelling and creativity.
Improvisation played a significant role in the development of 'Hankie Panky,' making the film's interactions more authentic and humorous.
Indie filmmaking presents unique challenges, especially in sound editing and marketing, but also offers rewarding experiences.
Exploring the Depths of Grizz Grobus with Simon Roy
Tuesday, July 23, 2024 • Duration 32:19
In this episode, Frank Lourence sits down with Simon Roy, the creative mind behind the beautifully illustrated comic, "Grizz Grobus." They discuss the inspiration behind the dual-layered narrative, Simon's journey from Kickstarter to Image Comics, and how personal growth has influenced the story's evolution. Simon also shares insights into the unique characters and the world-building process, blending humor and serious themes seamlessly.
00:00 - Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:14 - Overview of Grizz Grobus
01:20 - Origin of Grizz Grobus and Initial Concept
03:26 - Transition from Kickstarter to Image Comics
05:36 - Miyazaki's Influence on the Story
07:22 - Capturing a Lived-In World
10:09 - Balancing Humor and Seriousness
12:01 - Challenges of Dual Storytelling
13:09 - Collaboration with Colorist Sergei Nazarov
15:20 - Character Breakdown: Mayor, Prime Scribe, Constable
17:55 - Personal Reflections in Character Development
19:27 - Development of the Religious Fantasy Storyline
22:42 - Inspirations from 80s Hong Kong Horror Comedies
25:40 - Future Projects and Expanding the Universe
30:32 - Building a Self-Contained, Interconnected Universe
32:05 - Where to Follow Simon Roy
Grizz Grobus intertwines two grand stories: a sci-fi narrative and a popular fantasy novel within the story.
Simon Roy transitioned Grizz Grobus from a Kickstarter project to Image Comics, expanding its reach.
Miyazaki's influence is evident in the character motivations and the lived-in feel of the world.
The collaboration with colorist Sergei Nazarov significantly enhanced the visual storytelling.
The comic draws inspiration from various sources, including 80s Hong Kong horror comedies.
Future projects include expanding the Grizz Grobus universe with more stories set in different corners of a collapsed galactic empire.
Interview with Andrew Ossian - Spellbinders Series and Game Design Insights
Thursday, July 18, 2024 • Duration 31:08
Hey Geek Freaks! In today's episode, I'm joined by Andrew Ossian, the brilliant author behind the "Spellbinders" series. We dive deep into his books "The Not-So-Chosen One" and "Break the Game," discussing the inspiration behind them, the blend of gaming and writing, and the challenges of creating relatable middle-grade fiction. Plus, we get some behind-the-scenes insights into Andrew's work in game design, including his contributions to the new Life is Strange sequel and The Expanse game. Don't miss out on this fascinating conversation!
🔗 Links to Andrew's Books and Social Media:
The Not-So-Chosen One
Tags:
Andrew Ossian, Spellbinders, The Not-So-Chosen One, Break the Game, middle-grade fiction, game design, Life is Strange, The Expanse game, Geek Freaks, book interview, author interview, video game writer
Hashtags:
#Spellbinders #AndrewOssian #GeekFreaksPodcast
From Radio to Gaming - Gina Scarpa’s Journey in Voice Acting
Friday, July 12, 2024 • Duration 35:59
Join Frank in this engaging episode of Geek Freaks as he chats with Gina Scarpa, an accomplished voice-over artist known for her work in Genshin Impact, The Walking Dead: Last Mile, and Invincible Universe. Gina shares her unique path from starting in radio to becoming a successful voice actor, her experiences in the industry, and the creation of Positive Voices Studio. Discover her insights on voice acting, networking, and mentoring the next generation of voice talents.
00:00:07 - Welcome and Introduction
00:00:30 - Gina’s Transition from Radio to Voice Acting
00:01:28 - Voiceover Work During the Pandemic
00:02:49 - Lessons Learned from Radio
00:04:00 - Gender Dynamics in Radio and Voice Acting
00:06:24 - Competitiveness in the Voice Acting Industry
00:07:40 - Importance of Networking in Voice Acting
00:08:50 - Differentiating Voices for Various Brands
00:10:38 - Creating Distinct Character Voices
00:11:32 - Favorite Roles in Gaming and Beyond
00:12:37 - The Voice Acting Community’s Supportiveness
00:14:02 - Emotional Preparation for Roles
00:16:31 - Founding Positive Voices Studio
00:19:10 - Work-Life Balance in a Multifaceted Career
00:22:00 - Empowering Teens Through Voice Acting
00:25:12 - Upcoming Projects and Exciting Announcements
00:33:09 - Gina’s Podcast: DSP Talk
00:34:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action
Gina's career transition highlights the versatility and adaptability needed in the entertainment industry.
The significance of building strong relationships and networking in the voice acting field.
Gina's dedication to mentoring and nurturing young voice talents through Positive Voices Studio.
Embracing one’s unique voice and experiences can lead to success in voice acting.
The supportive nature of the voice acting community is a refreshing contrast to other entertainment fields.
"Voice over has been an incredible journey, filled with passion and creativity."
"If Starbucks was a person, this is how she would sound."
00:08:16 – 00:10:02: Behind the Mic: Podcasting Insights The challenges and learnings of starting an anime podcast, especially in the post-COVID era.
00:10:02 – 00:14:00: Debates on Animation Style & Live Action A lively discussion on whether Western adaptations like Avatar: The Last Airbender and live-action remakes fit the anime mold.
00:14:00 – 00:20:00: Live-Action Adaptations & Industry Trends A critical look at live-action adaptations—highlighting Netflix’s One Piece series—and what these trends mean for anime’s future.
00:20:00 – 00:27:00: The Future of Anime & Streaming Wars How streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll are reshaping the industry and expanding its global reach.
00:27:00 – 00:36:50: Community, Culture & Future Plans Discussion on community-building, upcoming projects, and the overall evolution of anime from underground to mainstream.
Diverse Perspectives: Anime appeals to both casual viewers and dedicated fans, each engaging with the medium in unique ways.
Live Action vs. Animation: Live-action adaptations, such as Netflix’s One Piece, serve as gateways to the anime world, despite the inevitable differences from the original animated format.
Cultural Evolution: Anime has grown from a niche interest into a celebrated mainstream phenomenon embraced by celebrities, athletes, and diverse global communities.
“When you go to a new school and discover someone who’s a die-hard One Piece fan, that bond locks you in—anime isn’t just a show, it’s a way of life.” – Aunn
“Anime is becoming fully accepted. It’s not just for the geeks anymore—it’s the new cool thing to do.” – Aunn
Love what you heard? Subscribe now, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode on social media using #GeekFreaksPodcast. Your support helps us continue to bring you the latest news and in-depth discussions from the world of anime!
The main theme of Chaser is the acceptance of human imperfection, a message Daniel admits he also struggles to live by daily.
Quotes:
“Chaser is about a video editor who can re-edit the last day, but soon the world starts going haywire.” – Daniel Rohmer
“As an editor, you know more about the actors than they even know about themselves.” – Daniel Rohmer
“Film is such a collaborative art form. You hire people and trust them to do their job, and that’s what makes the final product great.” – Daniel Rohmer
“The theme of the series is to embrace your imperfections because that’s what makes us human.” – Daniel Rohmer
Call to Action:
Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe to our podcast and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Don’t forget to share this episode with your friends on social media using #GeekFreaksPodcast to keep the conversation going.
Listener Questions:
Do you have any burning questions for our future guests or topics you'd like us to cover? Send us your questions, and we might feature them in an upcoming episode!
Apple Podcast Tags:
Chaser, Daniel Rohmer, video editing, Amazon Prime, sci-fi series, horror series, filmmaking, TV production, collaboration in film, perfectionism, human flaws, editing techniques, Geek Freaks Podcast
The UEL combines all competitive gaming genres into one league, fostering a diverse and inclusive gaming community.
Inclusivity is a core value, with the league aiming to cater to the diverse interests of gamers.
The UEL focuses on players, creating storylines and building their personalities to engage audiences.
The league pays players salaries, making them professionals regardless of wins or losses.
The UEL is expanding rapidly, with plans to open new hubs and increase marketing efforts.
"The UEL is the UFC of gaming, combining all competitive genres to see who's the best gamer as a whole."
"Inclusivity is important. The average gamer plays 24 games a year, so keeping it to just a single game felt like cutting somebody out."
"You have to create an environment where the people matter both online and in person."
Enjoyed this episode? Don’t forget to subscribe to Geek Freaks, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, and share this episode on social media using the hashtag #GeekFreaksPodcast. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Threads.
We’d love to hear from you! Send in your questions or topics you’d like to hear about in future episodes. You can reach us on our social media or email us at Geek Freaks Podcast.
Esports, Gaming Community, Ultimate Endgamers League, Titus Walker, Geek Culture, Competitive Gaming, Inclusive Gaming, Professional Gamers, Gaming Leagues, Video Game Industry
Timestamps and TopicsKey TakeawaysMemorable QuotesCall to ActionRelated EpisodesLinks and ResourcesFollow UsListener QuestionsApple Podcast Tags
Content creators should be proactive in seeking legal advice as soon as they start making a significant income from their work.
Flexibility and adaptability are key in both legal practice and content creation in the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
Quotes:
"Everything that appears on screen has to have had a contract at some point." — Joshua Lastine
"Hollywood is a very small town; the connections you make early on can pay off years later." — Joshua Lastine
"The biggest amateur mistake is not being vocal enough about what you need." — Joshua Lastine
Call to Action:
Enjoyed the episode? Don't forget to subscribe to Geek Freaks on your favorite podcast platform, leave us a review, and share this episode with your friends using the hashtag #GeekFreaksPodcast. Your support helps us bring you more exciting content every week!
Links and Resources:
Visit Geek Freaks Podcast for all the latest geek news and updates discussed in our episodes.
Follow Joshua Lastine on social media : https://lastineentertainmentlaw.com/
Listener Questions:
We love hearing from our listeners! Send in your questions or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes. Your input makes our show even better.
Apple Podcast Tags: Geek Culture, Fandoms, Podcast Interview, Aaron Davies, Geek Freaks Network, Community Building, Social Media Fandoms, Celebration of Fandoms, New Podcast, Geek Freaks
Tune in to discover the magic of fandoms with Aaron Davies and the Fandom Portals podcast!
Nick is already working on a potential sequel to 'Hankie Panky' and has designed D&D homebrew races inspired by the film's characters.
"I wanted to prove to my mom I was smart. I don't know if that's possible." - Nick Roth
"We're deranged, insane perverts. Maybe we're funny." - Nick Roth on the creation of 'Hankie Panky'
"The best stuff in the movie is stuff that was not in the script." - Nick Roth on improvisation
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe to our podcast, leave a review, and share it with your friends on social media using the hashtag #GeekFreaksPodcast. Your support helps us bring more exciting and entertaining content to you!
Visit GeekFreaksPodcast.com for all the latest news and updates discussed in our episodes.
Follow Hanky Panky on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for more behind-the-scenes content and updates.
We love hearing from our listeners! Send us your questions or topics you'd like to hear about in future episodes. Reach out to us on social media or email us at contact@geekfreakspodcast.com.
Timestamps and Topics:Key Takeaways:Memorable Quotes:Call to Action:Links and Resources:Follow Us:Listener Questions:Apple Podcast Tags:
"Grizz Grobus is a story set in a small village on a far-off colony planet, where an ancient priest bot comes back to life and culture clash ensues."
"In this book, we wanted to harness the approachable, cute, homey feel that Miyazaki puts into all of his worlds."
"Crowdfunding is good and bad because you're the master of your own fate, but Image Comics helps the book meet a much wider range of people."
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"Voiceover has made me look at myself and embrace who I truly am."
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