To celebrate a year of podcasting, Jesse chats with the man who played young Spock from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Stephen Manley. He shares stories of working with Leonard Nimoy, Robin Curtis and Christopher Lloyd on set, and discusses the infamous Pon Farr scene. He fills us in on Read more…
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In 1986 Howard the Duck waddled onto the big screen, and the multiverse has never been the same. Considered to be one of the biggest flops of all time, this film has become synonymous with bad writing, box office failure, and an egregious bounty of duck jokes. 30 years later, SciFi on Read more…
Duck Duck Scissors delivers Armando-style improv inspired by the real-life stories, songs, and stylings of Seattle’s most endearing and amazing artists. With just a touch of bullshit for good measure. Comedians, singers, dancers, clowns, and anyone in between take the stage to regale you with real tales from their life Read more…
It’s Jesse’s first solo podcast outing, as a special tribute to his Dad for Father’s Day. Topics include positive developments in the Axanar legal drama, Star Trek Beyond, Trekonomics, Doctor Who season 3 and The Walking Dead season 6. He also discusses the loss of Anton Yelchin, who tragically passed away on the Read more…
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Daniel Timothy Desrosiers discusses his EP Dial 888, based off the seminal novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick. Jesse and Dan examine the creative impulse and how it effects their lives.
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Jesse is joined by Jason, Ken and Matty from Dead Drift, a SciFi comedy webseries about the uptight captain of a decrepit ship and his bumbling mechanic traversing the galaxy. They discuss the inception, writing, production and inspiration behind their show.
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Jesse and Sarah discuss the intricacies of relationships, the constant challenges of human interaction, and how those themes will tie into Jesse’s new SciFi comedy webseries.
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