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DAVID SILVERMAN: From Scribbles to The Simpsons

Send us Fan Mail Perhaps we should have known all along that David Silverman would pursue a life in animation and would make us laugh.  When his father, a professor of chemical engineering, read to him at night, it wasn’t “Goodnight Moon” or “Oh, The Places You’ll Go.”  It was Walt Kelly and the cl…

Educated At Home, When The Other Animals Pretend

HI, welcome to Episode The Sixty-EighthAn entertaining, thoughtful and informative podcast. We lead and encourage conversation between adults, young adults and kids. Every Wednesday, we discuss topics of interest from both the younger and the older point of view. We hope you find something of value…

Concept vs. Conceit — Why Some Comic Ideas Take Off (and Others Stall)

What’s the difference between a concept and a conceit — and why does confusing the two quietly sabotage so many comics? In this episode, Brad and Dave break down one of the most important (and misunderstood) distinctions in storytelling. A concept is the engine that drives your story forward. A co…

"Not A Round-Eyed Monster Blinked" - Recommendations - May Day, 2026

Our first recommendations episode! I usually restrict myself to the public domain, but I've decided to touch on some of the fine writers I can't cover properly here. The excerpts are brief, but Theodore Sturgeon, Ray Bradbury, and Walt Kelly are our stars tonight. Sturgeon's "It" is a wonderful tal…

#124 - You Can't Have These Comics (Part 9) [Classic Children's Comics]

The Penny Men return from the wilderness to discuss comics... probably! Along the way they: Uncover the TRUE meaning of the Larry Bird Rule Pitch a McDonaldland battle tournament Accidentally map the multiverse of Captain N (again!) And contemplate the psychological damage required to watch ever…

Iran Tank Repositioning Signals War | 08-14-26

Iran is quietly repositioning armored forces near Abadan, and it may signal a coming ground invasion that the American public is not being told about. In this Liberty Roundtable episode, host Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down what Iran's tank movements reveal about the expanding war and …

Story of Writing August 25, 2026

The Great Moon Hoax begins, the National Park Service is written into existence, and the birthday club includes Walt Kelly and Leonard Bernstein - with a reading from Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre."

We Have Met the Enemy

Send us Fan Mail This week’s Moment of Truth: Hebrews 12:1-2 (NIV) — "Since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles, and let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus." We…

Is This a Joke, Mr. Holmes?

"There was certainly an element of comedy" [3GAR] We find ourselves in conversation with veteran cartoonist and graphic artist Jeff Decker, BSI ("Dr. Grimesby Roylott") as we discuss the hilarious Sherlock Holmes cartoons he's drawn for decades, now brought together in a new collection from Wesse…