Two Geeks Talking
Entertainment interviews where everyone has a story to tell. Since 2008, Kurt Sasso has been talking with over 1200+ creative people in the Entertainment industry in Comics, TV/Film, Music & Video Games. It’s like Inside the Actors Studio and Tim Ferriss rolled-into one.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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From Author to Opera, Poet to Script and Screen: Mark Salzwedel (opens the original)
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Mark Salzwedel is the most decorated creative individual that has even been a guest on Two Geeks Talking. From creating Novels to Short Stories, being a published author in numerous publications to creating his own compositions and Operas and even video games. He is the complete package. Now, he joins the show to discuss his life and times in these creative fields and he’s just getting started.
From The Simpsons to Steamroller Man: A Matthew Schofield Interview (opens the original)
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Matthew Schofield has spent 27 years on The Simpsons as a storyboard director, and in his “spare” time he’s building his own universe as the creator, writer, and artist of the indie superhero comic Steamroller Man. In this conversation, we unpack what nearly three decades of high-level TV animation taught him
ICHI! and Crumple Explained: Why Kyle Lawrence Wrote These Stories (opens the original)
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Author and YouTuber Kyle Lawrence joins Two Geeks Talking to unpack how he thinks about story across prose, comics, manga, and film, and why “tricking” the reader is really about guiding them through an emotional experience you’ve already mapped out. He digs into the making of ICHI! Number One Baseball Robot and Crumple
On Set With Guillermo del Toro’s Team to His Own Comic Doris Doodle: Hasani Walker (opens the original)
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Hasani Walker went from answering phones in a call centre to answering story notes in the animation industry, working with filmmakers like Guillermo del Toro along the way.
Felicia Day: The Guild: Ren Faire'd Fastest Funded Film on Kickstarter (opens the original)
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Felicia Day is an actor, producer, author, writer, podcaster, streamer, mother, and the creator of The Guild. Nineteen years later, she’s been part of many geekdoms, from Buffy and Supernatural to Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, Eureka, The Magicians, and more. The Guild: Ren Faire’d movie to Kickstarter, making it THE FASTEST fan-funded movie in Kickstarter History! Thanks to the support of the amazing fans and community/audience that has championed her work for years.
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