Two Geeks Talking

Carving The Divine: Buddhist Sculptors of Japan Director Yujiro Seki

Yujiro Seki is a Director, Producer and Editor. He has created the incredible award-winning documentary: "Carvine The Divine: Buddist Sculptors of Japan" This film, along with a YouTube Channel and Facebook Groups are teaching and preserving the 1400-year old tradition of Busshi, Buddhist Sculptors. It also shows a complete understanding of Buddhism from the viewpoints of Scholars, Buddhist Priests, Sculptors and Artisans and more. In an age of technology, the art of sculpting from images to clay to wood and presenting it to buddhist temples, to clients and collectors from all over the world showcases the need for a physical connection to art.

Stacked Deck Press Presents: Soizick Jaffre author A GOOD SPORT

Soizick Jaffre's 'A Good Sport' takes readers on a journey from France to America, exploring her love of athletics and the 2018 Gay Games. The memoir connects personal struggles for equal rights with the Games' history, using vibrant illustrations to highlight their role as a global gathering for queer athletes. The 150-page paperback, introduced by Justin Hall and featuring a foreword by Pascale Reinteau, aims to inspire, inform, and delight a diverse audience. In our interview with Soizick and Tara, we discuss the book's focus on changing norms for women in sports and why publishing 'A Good Sport' is important for readers of all ages.

Crafting Fear: 'Horror Story' with Michael S. Katz and Darryl Banks

Acclaimed writer Michael Katz, creator of beloved titles like "Riot Earp" and "Metal Head," unveils his newest spine-chilling adventure, "Horror Show." Joined by DC Comics legendary artist Darryl Banks, the duo share insights into their collaborative process, the addition of talented letterer Keith Champagne, and beautiful colours by Julio Santos. They discuss their first encounters with Ron Marz and offer a glimpse into a fresh, immersive approach to horror storytelling that promises to leave audiences on the edge of their seats wanting another issue.

The Next Generation of Cartoons: Whale Animation Studios

Nathan Rigaud and Kyle Woodiel, seasoned film industry professionals, own Whale Animation Studios, supporting a team of animators. Their latest cartoon animation, SPLASH, aims to foster conversations between parents and kids, drawing inspiration from cartoons like Bluey, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego and is gaining traction in film festival circuit.

Noir, Cyberpunk, & Murder: Monty Nero Death Sentence: Cyberpunk

Monty Nero, the creative force behind the Death Sentence comic series, faced a life-altering car accident that prompted him to channel his rehabilitation into the creation of Death Sentence: Cyberpunk, a hand-drawn labor of love set a century into the future. In this atmospheric masterpiece blending cyberpunk, film noir, and murder mystery, the first story, CHROME ROSES, introduces outcast detective Kramm and punk vigilante Gossama entangled in a mysterious conspiracy surrounding zero-G murders. Nero's distinctive black and white art style, infused with flashes of electric blue, serves as a cathartic escape from the aftermath of the crash, offering a deeply healing celebration of life and mortality.

Discuss, Think, Listen: Mike Abramowitz Braid It App interview

Mike Abramowitz, CEO and Co-Founder of Braidit App, embodies the entrepreneurial spirit with a commitment to 'Create Community Through Discussion.' From overcoming failures to showcasing the resilience that fuels his success, Mike shares his journey of hard work and determination. In this episode, explore the upcoming version of Braidit, a revolutionary Video Engagement App that facilitates direct connections within your community, whether you're a business or a creator. Get an exclusive demo, from crafting your first question to exporting and scheduling responses – discover the power of meaningful conversations with Braid It App. Two Geeks Talking has an exclusive affilliate link which helps you when you sign up with Braid: https://app.braidit.com/about?linkId=lp_590171&sourceId=twogeekstalking&tenantId=braidit

From Reality Shows to Comic Creator: Jerry Carita The Grizzly Crew

Jerry Carita and his 8-year-old son Harlan co-created "The Grizzly Crew," an epic comic adventure blending imagination, bravery, and family ties. Set in the Jungle Book universe, it follows Jerry the Koala, the Claw Family of Papa, Mama and Rosie Claw, with a grumpy Polar Bear Stephen the Chef and lead by Captain Grizzly this thrilling high-seas journey is filled with action, heartwarming humor and life lessons.

Ari Gross on Wardens: Blending Family, Culture, and Supernatural

Ari Gross comic creator, writer, letterer in this shorts clip from the full interview about what his comic series "Wardens" is all about multicultural communities living in "The Ward" in the 1920s and how family, the supernatural and the cultures of Jewish, Chinese, Black immigrants struggled to survive while fighting the supernatural. This well researched comic takes inspiration from Will Eisner's A Contract With God, Fiddler On The Roof and DC Comics Gotham By Gaslight. Add in the amazing illustrations and art by Rob Jennex and editor Aubrey Lyn Jeppson (Scott Snyder's Tales From the Cloakroom) and you have the start of a six-issue (300 pages) comic series at your fingertips.

She's Like The Wind, Patrick Swayze, Hollywood Composer Stacy Widelitz interview

From Hollywood Composer to Community Arts Leader, Music is in Stacy Widelitz blood. Writing jingles like The Richard Simmons Show to Eerie, Indiana all the way to co-writing and working with Patrick Swayze on "She's Like the Wind" for Dirty Dancing. From Anne Bancroft to Mel Brooks, Stacy has worked with them all. We dive into Hollywood vs. Nashville scene for music, the OB8 Synth making a comeback and even his journey into Photography!

Wise Guys and Wild Cards: Mobimals playing cards with Bret Juliano

Join the Mafia with Bret Juliano as he unveils 'Mobimals,' a true crime journey where real-life mobsters transform into their animal-nickname counterparts, the history of true crime, and the playing cards that are inspired from it. In this interactive interview, discover the meticulous process behind creating a standard deck of 55 cards, where Lucky Luciano, Bugsy Siegel, Vincent Gigante and more are in the palm of your hand. From the glittering casinos of Las Vegas to back-room poker games, join us as we explore the world of Mobimals, a limited edition print run featuring 52 of Bret's accurate and historically researched mobsters reimagined for this exclusive standard deck.