Tag: Long Island
-
Episode 1: Queen of Royal Badness (with Jessica Valentin aka “Ratgrrl”)
In her debut podcast episode, Eileen speaks with New York-based artist and gallery owner of Muñeca Arthouse, Jessica Valentín. READ MORE…
-
Episode 99: This Is Us
Adrian and Eileen interview their wackiest guests yet: each other. READ MORE…
-
New Music: Persona – “Say What You Say”
In my ever-constant grind to build the quintessential summer playlist, the latest single from Long Island’s Persona had been on my radar for some time. After finally taking the plunge, I made damn sure to add it to the top of the list. I had written in great length about Persona back in 2013 with… READ MORE…
-
Episode 95: Fear And Loathing On Long Island (with Mike Driscoll)
Adrian shoots the breeze with 3D animator and “professional podcast guest” Mike Driscoll. READ MORE…
-
Episode 86: Counting Panels (with Darryl Mansel)
Adrian discusses the finer points of superhero movies, celebrity vaping and bad Southern accents with podcaster/comic book writer Darryl Mansel. READ MORE…
-
Episode 78: Kill Your Darlings (with Johnny C & Chris Liryo)
Adrian discusses the finer points of fandom and the creative process with writer Johnny C and artist Chris Liryo. READ MORE…
-
Episode 76: Comics, Beer & Wings (with Sebastian Bonet)
Adrian and freelance illustrator Sebastian Bonet seek out alternative forms of comic book sponsorship. READ MORE…
-
Episode 61: Sketching With Stan (with Stan Chou)
Adrian and artist Stan Chou examine the nature of innovation within the comic book industry. READ MORE…
-
Videos: Modern Chemistry – “Part Three”
After following the career of New Jersey alt-rockers Modern Chemistry since 2013, the key to their continuous success is in their ability to craft songs that are equal parts intricate and accessible. Many of their tracks would find a good home on the FM dial, but they are also imbued with an aggressive edge that… READ MORE…
-
Episode 16: The Adventures of Idea Man & Logistic Girl
In which an unrepentant Jersey boy and a misplaced Harlem native muse on love and comic book conventions. READ MORE…