So there were five Tuesdays in October, and much to Sean’s
chagrin, this is a special bonus episode. Sean’s old college buddy, Mills,
joined us this week. Halloween is coming up tomorrow, but parties have been
happening since Friday night. Sean and Mills recap their party escapades from
Saturday night…booze, karaoke, and cleavage. Out of that list Berg and Lance latch
on to the karaoke. Lance doesn’t sing it and Berg goes on a tirade about
Journey. The rain has returned to Oregon, which means kickball is over and
indoor activities have commenced. The guys go through a few things that get
them through the dreary days. Finally, NBA tip off is tonight, so the boys all
weigh in with their picks for the season…and this time Sean doesn’t put any
money on it.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Josh Williamson
This week we have up and coming comic book writer, Josh
Williamson. Josh writes Voodoo and Uncharted for DC Comics and has written
young readers books for Oni Press. His book Dear Dracula is currently being
made into an animated movie. Josh is nominated for Best Writer at the upcoming Stumptown Comics Fest (April 28-29). As all great comic book stories go, we
started with Josh’s origin story. Unlike comic book movies, however, we covered
the origin story in 2 minutes rather than 2 hours. But Josh isn’t just
interested in comic books. We covered our normal range of topics with Josh,
always somehow coming back to Money’s dreaded topic. Money did come up with
some very spot-on questions for Josh, Lance and Sean. Like, “does Orco, from
He-Man, have legs?”, or “how did Casper die?”, and “who exactly is Archie’s
villain?” We also found out why Portland is slowly becoming the hub for great
comic book creators. How, do you ask, did we fit all this info in an hour-long
podcast? We didn’t. That’s right, we recorded an hour and forty-five minutes.
So get yourself a cup of coffee and sit in your favorite recliner, cause we’ll
be in your head for a while. But let’s face it, it could be worse…you could be
watching a Michael Bay movie.
You can follow Josh on Twitter @williamson_josh
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