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On this episode of AGP, I am joined by my good friend Michael Boruff, as we look back at the ups and downs of 2015, both personally and worldly, and talk about what we are looking towards in 2016!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. On this episode of AGP we will be discussing "The most wonderful time of the year" Christmas!!! My guest is Michael Boruff from UVN (Underground Video Network). We will be discussing movies, traditions, carols (warning there might be some singing), and everything else that makes this a wonderful holiday. So please join us tonight at 7pm EST.

On today's episode of AGP we continue our celebration of Star Wars. Joining me tonight is probably one of the few people in this Galaxy that can give me a run for biggest Star Wars fan Christy Blanch! Christy Blanch is an educator, a comics scholar, a comic book store owner, and a comic book author. She began teaching college level Anthropology classes both in the university and in the correctional education system (aka prison). Taking her love of comic books into the classroom, she is currently finishing her doctorate and teaching subjects, such as gender, using comic books as the textbooks. She is teaching a massive open online course called Social Issues through Comics Books, a free course on canvas.net. She is co-owner of Aw Yeah Comics in Muncie, Indiana and co-writes the comic The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood on which highlights her experiences teaching in prison, and has moderated a panel with Princess Leia herself Carrie Fisher. So please join us tonight as we discuss our favorite Star Wars movies,

Today is the third installment of the AGP month long tribute to Star Wars. On this episode I will be joined by comic creator/illustrator Rodney Fyke. Please join us as we discuss our favorite toys, movies, music, and memories from this iconic movie.

Today's episode is episode two of our month long tribute to Star Wars. Today I will be joined my comic creator/illustrator Sean Forney. Sean and I will be discussing everything about Star Wars from the new Star Wars Battlefront, the upcoming movie, and some of our favorite Star Wars moments. Please join us tonight at 7pm and join in on the conversation of STAR WARS nothing but STAR WARS!!!

On this episode of AGP, starts our month long love of Star Wars. That's right it's STAR WARS, nothing but Star Wars. Tonight my friend Michael Boruff joins me again, as we discuss our favorite Star Wars games, movies, moments, characters, and everything in between. So please join us tonight because we would like to hear your favorites things from the Star Wars universe

On this episode of AGP, I am pleased to welcome video game designer Rob Buchheit to the show. Rob Buchheit (Boo-kite) is co-founder and CEO of Nectar Game Studios, a new videogame studio based out of Cincinnati, Ohio. He has been passionate about videogames since he could hold a controller, and that interest has only increased over time. Rob's passion for game design eventually lead to a Masterâ??s in Game Design and Production from Full Sail University. It was a difficult and exhausting trial-by-fire education, but the friendships and experience he gained there were invaluable. At Full Sail, he worked on three student games and was also chosen for an internship at their User Experience Lab. After graduation, he returned home to Ohio and struggled for months seeking game dev jobs to no avail. It was tempting to give up and find any normal (boring) work then, but fate intervened and he met his co-founder Ben Cassell (aka CohhCarnage on Twitch) and they started collaborating on Project Resurgence together. Over

Happy Halloween AGP fans. On this special episode of AGP, I invite you all to join me in celebrating Halloween. We will be talking about our favorite traditions, candy, horror movies, and so much more that makes this the most wonderful time of the year.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome back Rob E. Boley to the show. Rob is the author of The Scary Tales, a series of dark fantasy novels featuring mash-ups of your favorite fairy tale characters and classic horror monsters. His fiction has appeared in several markets, including A cappella Zoo, Pseudopod, Clackamas Literary Review, and Best New Werewolf Tales. His stories have won Best in Show in the Sinclair Community College Creative Writing Contest and the Dayton Daily News/Antioch Writer's Workshop Short Story Contest. So join us as we learn more about Rob's work, and so much more.

On this episode of AGP is welcome my friend and fellow podcaster Michael Boruff to the show. Michael is from UVN, the Underground Video Network, who has been doing video podcasts for the last 13 years. But UVN is so much more than a podcast, they produce video programs about comic books, video games and geek culture centered in the mid-west. So please join us at 7pm EST to learn more about UVN, and even about their 13th anniversary party on Halloween!

On this episode of AGP I welcome Kenny Keen from Midnight Horizon to the show. In 1996 Midnight Horizon Comics was founded by Kenny Keen as a small press comic book company. While honing his skills he made his first attempt at publishing the rough and gritty, action packed SLAYER : One Shot. This was a character that he had created as a child and was done in vein of a lot of indy 90's properties such as The Crow, Razor, and Frank Miller's Batman run. Dark, edgy comics was everywhere back then but the market became flooded with them and Slayer which still had an ameraturish look to it went on hiatis for a bit. Jumping into the small press scene, Kenny then published some of his older Expulse comics and contributing art chores to a few small press comics. He later picked back up on Slayer as a series and also partnered up with Highburn Studios and contributed lettering for several of their comics. Realising that Slayer was going in the wrong direction and not yet ready to put his mark on the comic book indus

On this episode of AGP, I welcome back comic creator Mark Kidwell. Mark Kidwell is an author and illustrator of dozens of comic books and graphic novels. Primarily working in the horror genre, Mark is the creator of the ongoing Vietnam/Zombie epic '68, Frank Frazettaâ??s Dark Kingdom and the critically acclaimed horror comic BUMP. BUMP has now been expanded and released as a full prose novel. In addition to his graphic work, Mark has designed creature special effects for such industry luminaries as Robert Kurtzman (KNB and Precinct 13 Entertainment), penned original screenplays and provided illustration for numerous fantasy gaming books. The expansion of Bump from comic book mini-series to full prose novel is his first literary release. He is currently hard at work on more.

On this episode of AGP, I welcome my friend Troy Copes from Uncommon Geek. A long time ago, on a starship far, far awayâ?¦ A child was born unto the â??verse. Being fathered by a Starfleet officer and mothered by a Jedi, this little geekling has the best of both worlds, except without the Borg. Troy Copes started The Uncommon Geek back in May of 2011 as a way to give a voice to the geek side of life. The original tag like was "A blog about one geeks quest through the long running RPG we call life." The site has since then taken on a life of its own to the point where people have started coming up with a philosophy about the name. Troy is a life long geek. He even saw Return of the Jedi opening day in 1983, though he was only a year and a half old at the time, but he claims that it still counts. When he isnâ??t working on running, expanding and writing for the The Uncommon Geek site, he spends his time with his wife, Mrs. Uncommon Geek, plays video games and just enjoys being a

On the next episode of AGP, we welcome guest Aaron Detrick to the show. Aaron is best know for his compay ROMA Collectibles which has some of the hottest and coolest collectibles around. But Aaron also runs an amazing show the Ohio Toy and Comic Show in Fairborn, Ohio. This is the second year for the Ohio Toy and Comic Show, which is hosting some amazing creators, podcasters, vendors, cosplayers, and so much more. The show is even has some amazing door prizes!!! Do you want to know what they are???? Then please join us Tuesday, September 29th at 7pm EST to learn more about Aaron and The Ohio Toy and Comic Show

On this special episode of AGP we are presenting to you the live, unedited panel of Comics in Ohio from Wizard World Columbus 2016. Panelist include Scott Bachmann, Nate Lovett, Dan Leister, and Sean Forney, moderated by Jesse Noble. This panel is a discussion on the history and importance of Ohio in the comic book industry and how it is now a major location for creators. The panelists discussed what it is like to work in the comic industry and related fields while living in Ohio, miles away from most publishers and clients. Each panelist talked about their work, process, studios, and personal experiences.

On this episode of AGP I will be joined by UVN (Underground Video Network) own Michael Boruff. We are going to look back at the last month of the latest news, comics, games, and announcements in nerd culture. Please join us this Tuesday 9/22/15 at 7pm and join in on the conversation, we would love to hear your opinions as well.

On this episode of AGP, comic creator Sean Forney makes his return back to the show since 2012. Sean Forney - is a thirteen year professional illustrator/comic book artist currently working on Zen: Intergalactic Ninja for Devilâ??s Due/1First Comics (Due out Oct. 2015) and Cyberines #3 (Red Anvil Comics). His recent color work can be seen on the cover of Bloodstrike (Image Comics). Cover and interior work can also be seen in Archaea (Devilâ??s Due/1First Comics), Deadpooh (Comi-Kazi), Cyberines #1 (Red Anvil Comics), Notti & Nyce and Do You Pooh? (Counterpoint Entertainment), Blindside #2 (Contraband Comics), Clint Hilinskiâ??s Pirate Queen and Superiors, and Ben Millerâ??s Judges. His pencil and ink work can be seen in Cut the Rope from Titan Publishing. Sean has also worked on Superbeasts (Fifth World Studios), Warlords of Wor (ManOrMonster? Studios), New-Gen New Dawn #4 (APNG Entertainment), Lego, Inc., Mice Templar Vol. 3: A Midwinterâ??s Night Dream trade (Image), Grimm Fairy Tales, Grimm Fairy Tal

On this episode of AGP, I welcome comic creator Dan Johnson to the show. Dan Johnson is a North Carolina native who knew he wanted to create comic books ever since he was seven years old. He began working in the industry by contributing articles to such comics-themed magazines as Alter Ego, Back Issue and Comic Book Marketplace (he has also contributed to such comics-themed and pop culture publications as Filmfax, Hogan's Alley, Monster Memories, Monster News and Scary Monsters Magazine). Danâ??s first graphic novel, Herc and Thor, was published by Antarctic Press in 2006. Shortly after the release of that book, he began writing for Campfire Graphic Novels. His books for that company include adaptations of Robinson Crusoe, Oliver Twist and The Jungle Book (which was nominated for a 2011 Comic Con India Award for Best Childrenâ??s Publication) and the original graphic novel, Sinbad: The Legacy. Dan is also a writer for the Dennis the Menace comic strip and he contributed four short stories to With Great P

On this episode of AGP, I welcome back Todd Beistel. Todd Beistel is known as the artist of the critically acclaimed independent miniseries THE HORROR SHOW (Broken Icon Comics) now available on Comixology and Amazon. Prior to that, Todd was co-creator and artist of the ongoing webcomic YURI: GYPSY HUNTER (One-Lap Studios) as well as Lost Souls (Hunter Productions) and EYE OF THE PROBE (Probe Studios). When Todd isn't drawing comics, he can be found in his studio creating motivational posters depicting pop culture icons in stained-glass inspired paintings and fulfilling commission requests. Todd will joining us again to talk about the third installment of The Horror Show, his latest endeavors at conventions, and the death of the man, the myth, the legend Wes Craven. So please join us Tuesday September 1st at 7pm EST for all of this and so much more.

On this episode of AGP, I welcome back my friend Scott Bachman to the show. Scott Bachmann is the writer and publisher of Scott Comics, a small press company that publishes comics, novels, illustrated books, and game supplements. Stories range from adult to all ages and from dark to silly. Pretty much anything that Scott gets it in his mind to do he does. His most well known comic is Our Super Mom about a female super hero that retires to raise her family - but finds the hero life never really ends, especially when the kids develop powers of their own. In addition to print, the comic is also runs as a webcomic that updates twice a week. Scott has published short stories in the Pen and Cape super hero anthologies The Good Fight, and The Good Fight: Villains. He also has a story coming next month out in the Red Stylo Medias comic anthology 27. 27 refers to the 27 club of rock n roll legends that died at 27 like Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendricks, and Kurt Cobain. The anthology is taking pre-orders now and will be