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AAl, Matt and Amanda discuss the latest installment in the Star Wars saga!
Longtime friend Caitlin Purdy discusses her highly effective coping mechanisms for dealing with depression and anxiety.
The full version of my chat with Seattle sketch comedy troupe Princess, featured on episode 184 of Sarcastic Voyage.
Seattle comedy writer/performer Randall Cleveland opens up about anxiety and depression.
A chat about marketing and advertising with Vishal Bharadwaj (not the film director).
A talk with animation writer David Wise (Star Trek: The Animated Series, Transformers, Batman: The Animated Series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and many more).
A repost of our 2010 Sarcastic Voyage interview with animation writer Michael Charles Hill (GI Joe, Transformers, Jem).
Telltale Games' Mark Darin discusses storytelling, game making and the horrible town from which he and AAl originated.
A chat with Seattle sketch troupe Drop the Root Beer and Run.
Artist/voice actor/animator Nathan LaJeunesse gives me a crash course in Transexuality 101.
A discussion of women in popular entertainment with photographer/writer/voice actor Amanda Smith.
A frank discussion about depression, specifically how it affects people who work in comedy, with Danielle K.L. Grégoire.
The full version of my chat with Seattle sketch comedy troupe Now with Dames, featured on episode 183 of Sarcastic Voyage.
A chat with Seattle sketch comedian Zak Nelson of Drop the Root Beer and Run.
Ed and I follow up on our discussion from last year, as we continue our respective fights against our poisoned brains.
I go solo to discuss the loss of an influential force in my life.
I sit down with Ed “The Mental Illness Guy, Apparently” Casey to discuss Attention Deficit Disorder.
Longtime collaborator Matt Rowbotham and I have a discussion about our creative process, what it feels like to realize that you’re actually a writer and the future of the Sarcastic Voyage podcast.
Depression in general, and my depression in specific, is not something I usually like to talk about openly. My friend Ed, on the other hand, finds that it’s easier to cope with his down periods through open, honest discussion. So, we’re trying
In early 2012, my good friend “Irish” Gav Brown and I had this discussion about comedy — specifically about the similarities and differences between American and British comedy. This was recorded just as I’d decided to move Sarcastic Voyage in
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