The Smithsonian Channel just released their new documentary Building Star Trek, with a substantial portion of the film devoted to the Star Trek exhibit at EMP museum. I was interviewed and treated to a special sneak peek of the exhibit, and can be see towards the end of the film! You can Read more…
At long last my spaced out synthastic love song Cosmic Child is available! Check it out on YouTube, or stream and download from Bandcamp.
My new single Moisture Farm is now streaming on YouTube and Bandcamp! You can also download the track on Bandcamp. It is the hottest summer jam on Tatooine, about a young moisture farmer looking up at twin sunsets and dreaming of the wider universe.
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…
Sarah and I had a BLAST posing as Mulder and Scully for our new X-Files podcast, and Rachel McCabe did a stellar job taking photos. Check out the full gallery on Facebook.
Steampunk trains! Steampunk rifles! Steampunk ice makers! Viggo Mortensen’s penis! All that and much more will titillate your earballs as our SciFi on Trial panel gallops towards the inevitable verdict. They fill plot holes, discuss the legacy, and write an alternate version of the film that might tear apart the very fabric of the Read more…
Great scott! Our brave panel of time travelling adventurers rides headfirst into the old west, to debate whether Back to the Future Part III is a worthy end to a beloved trilogy, or a disappointing conclusion with too many plot holes. Jesse Mercury hosts this lively discussion starring Ryan Casey, Daniel Desrosiers, Read more…