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DMA #57: The Calligrapher and the Princess (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.newyorkcartoons.com Wednesday, midday… Brian Biggs is alone in his Philadelphia studio, an old garage he describes as a hermit cave, holding his phone in one hand and a pen in the other. I’m at my drawing board doing the same. For the next hour, 90 people watched 2 grown men show each other their doodles. If you missed it live, the replay is above. What follows is what you missed, with links to everything we held up to the camera.
DMA#56: The Patron Saint of the Scary Email with Carly Valancy (opens the original)
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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.newyorkcartoons.com Carly Valancy beamed in from Valencia, Spain. Some of you will remember Carly. She interviewed me on her Substack, A Good Omen, a while back. This week I got to return fire. Four years ago, Carly reached out to the writer Alex Dobrenko` . When she interviewed him, she asked who she should talk to next. He said me. She sent me one email. I said yes. Then I sent her one email (”I know how busy you are, but...”),
#66: IP Theft Is Huge in the Moth Community (opens the original)
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Subscribe, rate, and please leave us a funny ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome back for another episode of Is There Something In This? Outside, seaplanes kept coming down the East River like they’d been thrown, and every twenty minutes Scott and I stopped mid-sentence to watch one not crash. One aborted, came around, and hit the water hard enough that we both made the noise. Nobody plans these segments. I’m back from Columbus, where actual listeners turned up and forced
DMA#55: Paid to be in trouble with Avi Steinberg (opens the original)
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About twelve years ago, a teacher hired me to draw a caricature of her colleague as a gift. The colleague, she mentioned, was a New Yorker cartoonist. I said yes immediately, then realised I had no idea what the man looked like. That’s the whole profession, basically. You know the work, you know the signature, you’ve never seen the face. “It’s the perfect crime,” Avi Steinberg said this week, a decade after drawing him without his knowledge. “You can be famous on paper and still walk around with
DMA#54: The Kindest Cut with Josh Gondelman (opens the original)
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I said at the top of this episode that I didn’t want to call Josh Gondelman a comedian, because the word does about a third of the required work. Here is the CV, and I have since checked it against his actual bio rather than my memory, which is a courtesy I extend to guests and to no one else. Five years at Last Week Tonight with John Oliver , first as web producer and then as staff writer, where he collected four Emmy Awards, two Peabody Awards and three WGA Awards . Head writer and executive p
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