In this episode, I chat with the multitalented Chris Giarmo—vocalist, performer, and now solo artist behind the new tracks of Boys Don't Fight, featuring the sci-fi-inspired Megaman. You may know Chris from his standout role in the Broadway production of American Utopia, where his voice helped bring David Byrne’s vision to life. But today, we dive into Chris’s own creative universe.

🎧 What we cover:

• The origin story of Boys Don't Fight and how Megaman’s futuristic flair shaped the sound

• How Chris recorded and wrote music while touring with American Utopia, from hotel rooms to other spaces.

• The collaborative process behind mixing his songs

• Reflections on performance, vulnerability, and the emotional layers of his new music

This is a conversation about art on the move, the intersection of theater and pop, and the courage it takes to create something personal. Whether you're a fan of American Utopia, synth-pop, or just love hearing how artists build their worlds—this one’s for you.

🔗 Listen now and explore Chris’s latest work: Boys Don't Fight

In this episode of Byte, A look at the pulse of Tron Ares with two of its stars—Evan Peters and Gillian Anderson—as they share insights into their roles and the film’s bold direction.

🎙️ Episode Highlights:

• Gillian Anderson reveals what drew her to the enigmatic role of Elizabeth Dillinger and how she approached the legacy of the Tron universe.

• Evan Peters discusses working with director Joachim Rønning and how he shaped the character of Julian into something uniquely his own.

• A look at the film’s commitment to practical effects—and how that choice elevated the cast’s performances.

• What Tron Ares offers audiences emotionally and visually, and why it’s essential to experience it on the biggest screen possible.

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In this electrifying episode of Byte, we dive deep into the digital frontier of Tron Ares with star and producer Jared Leto and visionary director Joachim Rønning.

🎬 Topics Covered:

• Jared Leto shares his personal connection to the Tron universe and why this story resonates with him.

• Joachim Rønning reveals his creative vision for Tron Ares and what he aimed to bring to the franchise.

• Behind the scenes: Jared Leto’s role as a producer and how it shaped the film’s direction.

• Why you absolutely must experience Tron Ares on the biggest screen possible—it's not just a recommendation, it's a necessity.

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Episode Title: Behind the Masks: Conflict & Connection in The Boys Season Two

Description: In this electrifying first installment of our two-part roundtable series, Rewind On The Boys dives deep into the emotional and explosive dynamics of Season Two. Host [Your Name] welcomes an all-star Zoom panel featuring:

• Antony Starr (Homelander)

• Aya Cash (Stormfront)

• Giancarlo Esposito (Stan Edgar)

• Eric Kripke (Showrunner)

• Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko)

• Tomer Capon (Frenchie)

Together, they unpack the season’s most intense character conflicts, shifting alliances, and the fragile relationships that define the show’s gritty heart. From Homelander’s unraveling psyche to Kimiko and Frenchie’s evolving bond, no emotional beat is left unexplored.

Highlights include:

• How real-world tensions shaped the season’s themes

• The cast’s take on power, trauma, and redemption

• Behind-the-scenes stories from pivotal scenes

• Eric Kripke on balancing satire with soul

Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the chaos, this episode offers rare insight into the minds behind the mayhem.

🎧 Tune in now—and stay tuned for Part Two, where the conversation turns to legacy, loss, and what’s next for The Boys.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the shadows of Gotham with Joe Sutliffe Sanders, author of Batman: The Animated Series, a scholarly yet accessible exploration of one of the most beloved animated shows of all time. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just discovering the series, this conversation peels back the layers of what makes Batman: The Animated Series so enduring, influential, and artistically groundbreaking.

• Bat Deco and Visual Identity: Joe breaks down the show's signature aesthetic—Bat Deco—a moody blend of noir, Art Deco, and timeless design that gave Gotham its haunting beauty and set a new standard for animated storytelling.

• Narrative Depth and Emotional Complexity: We explore how the series redefined superhero storytelling by embracing moral ambiguity, psychological nuance, and character-driven plots.

• Voice Acting and Casting Brilliance: From Kevin Conroy’s iconic Batman to Mark Hamill’s unforgettable Joker, we discuss how voice performances elevated the series to cinematic heights.

• Legacy and Influence: Joe reflects on how the show shaped the DC Universe, inspired future creators, and continues to resonate with fans across generations.

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It's Trek Tuesday again, with a special guest joining us, the incredibly talented Roberto Campanella! Roberto is an award-winning choreographer who recently worked on the mesmerizing Star Trek episode "Subspace Rhapsody." We'll be diving into the behind-the-scenes details of this musical extravaganza and exploring how Roberto's choreography brought the episode to life. From the challenges of coordinating dance numbers to the seamless integration of storytelling, singing, and dancing, Roberto reveals the secrets behind creating a truly captivating performance.

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In this expansive episode of Rewind, host Tony brings together a constellation of voices from the groundbreaking Nat Geo series Mars. Compiled from one-on-one and roundtable interviews at NYCC, SDCC, and a special New York Mars event, this episode explores the intersection of science fiction and science fact through the lens of one of television’s most ambitious hybrid series.

🎬 Featuring conversations with cast members and scientific minds, this episode includes:

• 🎤 Jihae – musician and actress who portrays dual roles with emotional depth

• 🎭 Jeff Hephner – actor reflecting on the human drama of colonizing Mars

• 📚 Susan Wise Bauer – historian offering context on exploration and myth

• 📖 Andy Weir – author of The Martian, sharing insights on realism and storytelling

• 🚀 Leland Melvin – former astronaut connecting lived experience to screen fiction

• 🧠 Dr. Michio Kaku – physicist unpacking the real science behind Martian colonization

• 🌌 Lucianne Walkowicz – astronomer and astrobiologist discussing ethics and planetary stewardship

From the psychological toll of interplanetary travel to the philosophical implications of terraforming, this episode dives deep into the themes that make Mars more than just a TV show—it’s a thought experiment in humanity’s future.

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