Welcome to Geektown

Which episode should someone start with?

The answer to almost any question about DC Comics depends on you understanding "Pre-Crisis" vs. "Post-Crisis" and so Episode 1 covers that and all the other reboots of the DC Comics universe. I've remastered that first episode, so preferably listen to that version (Season 2, Episode 1), as the audio is vastly improved.

Which have been your favourite episodes so far?

I love doing the "Deep Dives" on the various Marvel TV shows like "WandaVision," "Loki," and "She-Hulk," going through the show with a guest (or two) as each episode releases. While those episodes are more work for me in editing them, they are so much fun to record.

Which episode are you most proud of?

I think episode 59, "What to Expect at the D&D Table" is the one I'm most proud of, as it's (hopefully) helpful for anyone who has never played D&D (or other role-playing game) to understand what will happen at their very first session, so that they're more prepared, as it can be very overwhelming if you try to absorb all this new information at once.

What is your vision for your show?

Like I've said, I want to be a place where fledgling geeks of all stripes can come and ask their questions in a safe space. I'd love to especially get more questions about non-comic book related topics.

What is your favourite other podcast that isn't yours?

Star Trek: The Next Conversation. The co-hosts are so obviously good friends, and that kind of camaraderie is impossible to fake. And as professional TV writers, they have a unique perspective on what makes an episode good or bad.

How did you come up with the name for your podcast?

I was looking for a unique name or phrase that gives the idea behind the show. "Welcome to" points out that it is an introduction to the topics discussed, while "Geektown" tells you that it's a vast landscape of various topics, even if they all fall under the "geek" heading. I'm especially proud of my tagline..."Welcome to Geektown. Population...Us."