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"Nuclear War is so Passe. Drones are the Future" Patrick Joseph Healy talks Please Let Me Save You Book 2

Patrick Joseph Healy returns to Two Geeks Talking to discuss "Please, Let Me Save You" Book Two in the Agony Trilogy series. We discuss the characters of this next book. How nuclear dystopia compared to reality of this current dystopia is passé. How having ADHD has allowed him to access short content marketing and creativity he never knew he possessed and more!

Pod Talk - 8 Questions and Topics answered by 8 Podcast Hosts

Here's a recap episode with tons of amazing knowledge, tips and tricks that 8 interview show hosts have collaborated on during the February 2025 Livestream on Two Geeks Talking.
Questions:How did your show get its name? How To Choose The Right Tech for the show?How To Get That Big Name Client (it's easier than you think).Are you getting Quality or Quantity of Guests on your show?How To Research Your Guests?What to do if Guests Schedule and Cancel? How to set your boundaries.How to use Physical and Emotinoal voice to Engage, Inspire and Excite Your Guests?How to use AI the Right Way for your Show / Podcast!
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Chapters00:00:00 - Start00:00:40 - Introduction of the Hosts and Their Shows00:03:22 - Question 1 - How did you come up with the topic and name of your Podcast?00:03:40 - Jay Yow Audio Producer The James Altucher Show00:04:39 - Mikey Kamuda host Mikey On Mute Podcast00:05:38 - Izolda Trakhtenberg Your Creative Mind Podcast00:08:09 - Barney Smith Story Comic Presents00:10:01 - Reena Friedman Watts Hosts Better Call Daddy Show00:10:45 - Jeff Haas Host Traversing The Stars Podcast00:11:12 - Kurt Sasso Host Two Geeks Talking00:11:49 - Question 2 - How to Choose The Tech You Need For Your Show00:20:40 - Question 3 - How do you get the Big Name Guest You Always Dreamed Of?00:29:54 - Question 4 - Quality vs. Quantity of guests on your show00:41:54 - Question 5 - Researching Your Guests00:48:55 - Question 6 - Guests That Schedule and Cancel How do you set your show boundaries01:00:22 - Question 7 - How to best use your physical and emotional voice to engage, inspire & excite your guests and build your communication skills01:12:30 - Question 8 - Barney Smith discusses AI and Podcasting How does it help your productivity01:22:03 - Final Thoughts and Where to Support These Hosts and Shows

Escaping Vietnam Biography meets Fantasy in Comic Series: View Of the Phoenix Trees

Scott "Snake" Watson is the writer and letterer for the series: View of the Phoenix Trees. It is a comic series from stories of his grandparents and parents escape from Vietnam. The comic follows a group of 'Hoi boat people' escaping and travel towards freedom. The stories weaves tales of old tales passed down between family members in Vietnam, a touch of fantasy, and a semi-biography, all while shedding light on a time when the people never knew if this was their last day.

Author Chase McPherson Bloodbound - Vampires, Demons and Mental Health

Chase McPherson is a web-based journalist by day and an author by night. His popular series Bloodbound brings Hunter (a person struggling with mental health) being turned into a Vampire / Demon hybrid into the world of the supernatural.  Chase returns to talk about his newest novel in the series: Bloodbound: Extreme Temperatures. We dive into this latest issue, character development from issue one to issue four and more!

Voices In My Head On The Page and Screen: Author Aaron Ryan

In this Podcast, Aaron Ryan is a bestselling author and voiceover artist currently working on his 27th, 28th, and 29th books, with his most notable work being the Dissonance sci-fi post-apocalyptic saga. His recent publications include the sci-fi thrillers "Forecast" and "The Slide," children's books "The Ring of Truth" and "The Sword of Joy," and business reference books on voice-over production. The Dissonance Volume I: Reality has been adapted to a screenplay by Alan Roth and is currently being pitched to major streaming networks.

At The Crossroads of Creativity: Braxton Cosby and Cosby Media Productions

Braxton Cosby is the CEO of Cosby Media Productions and returns to the show to discuss his newest book BROKEN, the direction of the company with Comic imprints, the change in publishing and technology and how AI is affecting the creative space in all media.

Paxson Chase "It Hurts, Doesn't It" heals mental health with music

Paxson Chase In his raw and introspective EP "It Hurts, Doesn't It?", Paxson Chase transforms personal mental health struggles into a powerful musical journey that invites listeners to heal alongside him.
Drawing from New Jersey's vibrant environments, Paxson Chase crafts emotionally charged R&B tracks that explore the depths of human vulnerability. 
Beyond his music, he's a passionate artist who continually pushes creative boundaries, finding inspiration in unexpected places like anime openings and his constant stream of musical ideas.

When Hollywood Meets The Heartland of USA: Actor Matt Drago talks Somewhere In Montana

Matt Drago, a SAG-AFTRA and Actor's Equity actor, recently joined Two Geeks Talking to discuss his latest film, "Somewhere in Montana". Drago plays Fabian Verdugo, a Hollywood film director, in this indie feature set to release in 2025. Drago shares his enjoyment working with Graham McTavish and Michelle Hurd on location in Polson, Montana. He highlighted the local community's support and the cast and crew's immersion in becoming one big family during the film's during production and can't wait for everyone to see the final film release.

Neuro-Diverse vs. Cryptids! Keith Champagne P.U.N.C.H.s his way into the Superhero Genre

Keith Champagne has been working for Marvel and DC Comics since 1993. During that time he's worked on a number of independent comics including Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters. Working in his own publishing company New Pain Pro, Rich Stahnke connected with Keith about the idea for their own series called: P.U.N.C.H. Pubescent Undercover Neuro-Diverse Cryptid Hunters. Keith talks about the need to create this comic, not only because being neurodiverse's stigma has reduced over the years, but to also connect with a younger audience that may be dealing with the same diversities that the characters in the comic are dealing with from Autism, O.C.D., Multiple Personalities, Anger Management and Tourettes.

Golden Years Spin-Off NIGHT FOX creator Michael S. Katz & Keith Champagne makes hits where it counts!

Michael S. Katz and Keith Champagne, creators of the Golden Years spin-off Night Fox, discuss the creative process behind developing a standalone superhero story and share insights on the comics industry. The interview explores the challenges and opportunities of creating spin-off series, the impact of lighthearted superhero genres on creativity, and valuable tips for aspiring comic creators and crowdfunding campaigns. Katz and Champagne also delve into the importance of mentorship, the influence of industry legends like John Byrne, and the collaborative effort behind bringing Night Fox to life, offering a concise look at the current comic book landscape for independent creators and publishers.