Sci-Fi Talk Time Capsule

This podcast will end at the end of the year 2022 but all of the interviews will run on Sci-Fi Talk which you can find at Apple Podcasts

My milestone episode compiles some the best of all seven seasons. Interviews include: John Barrowman and Eve Miles of Torchwood, Author Richard Matheson, Joshua Jackson, Rebbekah Issacs,legendary Ray Harryhausen, director Neil Jordan, Elijah Wood, Oscar winning composer Steven Price, Michael Rooker, Emily Hampshire of 12 Monkeys, Marlene Forte, Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush, American Gods' Bruce Langley, Josh Holloway, Wonder Woman's Matthew Jensen, and Henry Cavill. Special one hour episode

I chatted with Be Cool Scooby Doo composer Jake Monaco at SDCC. Lastly a preview of The Expanse season three with co-show runners Mark Fergus and Naren Shankar from SDCC as well.

Interview excerpts include: TNG Producer Herbert Wright, Patrick Stewart, John Billingsly,John DeLancie,John Ordover, Alan Dean Foster, Michael Dorn, Leonard Nimot, James Doohan,,Brent Spiner, Rene Auberjonois,Ethan Phillips, Marina Sirtis,Linda Park,Doug Jones, and Jonathan Frakes.

This edition features Paget Brewster talking about voicing Poison Ivy in Batman And Harley and her new status on Criminal Minds. Plus I pay tribute to composer Daniel Licht with a 2013 interview with this prolific artist. He passed at age 60.

Thanks to Amazon Prime Video, there's comments on The Tick from Ben Edlund and Brian Josephson from the New York Priemere Red Carpet. I preview two different Marvel series next starting with Inhumans with director Roel Reiné and Greg Foster,CEO of Imax as the first episode will be on the big screen on September 1st. The next series is in the X-Men universe, sort of, called The Gifted with roundtable interviews with Amy Acker, Stephen Moyer and Coby Bell.

Dave Edmundson of Geek Legacy chats with fifth Doctor Who, Peter Davidson at SDCC 2017. At the same con, I sat down with production designer, Gary Korden as he talked about his craft. Lastly from the roundtables at SDCC as well is 12 Monkeys co-executive producer Terry Matalas talking the last season number four as it returns in 2018.

This week's episode has Seam Maher talking Teen Titans: The Judas Contract,From SDCC, Josh Holloway talks Colony season three and I sit down with social media star, Splack on his co-hosting the panel, Monsters, Mayhem And Mysteries with Grimm's Bree Turner. I also chat with Anthony Lemke of Dark Matter on a pivotal episode coming up on SyFy.

Interviews from San Diego Comic Con include Wayne Kennedy of Digital Domain, Lisa Gregorian from Warner Bros TV, Black Panther composer Ludwig Gorransson, Avengers Age Of Ultron composer Brian Tyler, and Matthew Jensen, director of photography for Wonder Woman.

A red carpet interview with Emmy winner Rami Malek from season one of Mr Robot at the Tribeca Film Festival. Corey Stall talks The Strain from season two at SDCC. I'm also looking forward to Battle For The Planet Of Apes as we hear from Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver who rebooted the series.

To honor Adam West, there is the roundtable for The Return Of The Caped Crusaders from his last appearence at NYCC.

Rod Faulker of the 7thMatrix tells me what online short films that are must sees. From the American Gods roundtables are the conclusion with Pablo Schrieber and Bruce Langley. Dark Matter co-creator and co-showrunner Joe Mallozzi joins me to talk season three.

Naveen Andrews and Terrance Mann join me to discuss season two of Sense 8 on Netflix. Plus more from the roundtables of American Gods with Pablo Schrieber who is Mad Sweeney and Bruce Langley who plays Tech Boy. Please not some of the language not for children.

I talked to Star Talk host Neil DeGrasse Tyson on the Nat Geo red carpet plus Amanda Schull and Aaron Stanford talk season three of 12 Monkeys, and I wrap up the round table session with Ian McShane and Ricky Whittle of American Gods. Please note that this episode has explicit language and not for children.

I chat with author Garrett Oliver on one of my favorite passions, beer from the Nat Geo red carpet event. Plus more from the American Gods round tables with Ricky Whittle who is Shadow Moon and Ian McShane who is Mr Wednesday.

From the Nat Geo Upfront I chat with Dr Albert Yu-Min Lin about the Forbidden Tomb of Genghis Khan. Staying on the red carpet, I chat with Sweet Virginia director Jaime M Dagg from the Tribeca Film Festival. Plus from the roundtables of American Gods with showrunner Bryan Fuller and Michael Green. I finish up with actor Paul Sidhu who stars in the upcoming 2037: Winter's Dream. There is explicit language in this .episode.

I chat with scientist and explorer, Dr Robert Ballard on his latest mission on the Nat Geo Upfront Red Carpet. I look at a film featured at the Tribeca Film Festival, Hounds Of Love with actors Stephen Curry, Emma Booth and Ashleigh Cummings talking about this chilling serial killer character study. There's also more from the roundtables of American Gods with showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green. Not for young children due to subject matter and language.

From the American Gods roundtables Bryan Fuller comments on Star Trek Discovery. This episode has my Tribeca Film Festival Red Carpet interviews with Emer Reynolds, Jon Berenthal, Milo Ventimiglia, Amanda Schull, Justin Benson, Aaron Moorehead, and Kasra Farahani. I speak to Sara Douglas about her new film Displacement about time anomalies. I also chat with two members of Sense 8, in Toby Onwumere and Miguel Ángel Silvestre

Thanks to Warner Bros Home Video, we hear comments from the latest release Teen Titans:The Judas Contract from Nightwing himself, Sean Maher. From the new Nat Geo series Genius, I speak to Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson, and Johnny Flynn on this mini-series of one of the world's greatest minds, Einstein. Ernie Hudson joins me to chat about his series APB. And lastly I speak to Cris Velasco, the composer for the new Hulu anthology series, Dimension 404.

Special Film Festival Edition looks at several directors and their projects. Jim Mickle talks Stakeland and We Are What We Are, Caradog James talks The Machine with comments from Caity Lotz, William Eubank talks about his film, The Signal and Rod Blackhurst talks about his award winning film, Here Alone.