#068 - Making Minions with Brian Lynch (Interview) Brian Lynch is the go-to writer for big budget children's movies. The man behind Puss in Boots, Minions, The Secret Life of Pets, and their highly anticipated upcoming sequels talks about his recurring role in the View Askewniverse, being...
#067a - Freelance Rates - Snippet with Autumn Rain Turkel After our recent episode with Autumn Rain Turkel, he and Matt Kennedy started discussing Freelance Rates–how to set them, and what is expected. So we fired up the podcast gear once more to bring you this...
#067 - Making Movie Posters with Autumn Rain Turkel Some of the most iconic images of fandom have graced movie posters. Designing key art is a career option that most people probably haven't even thought about. Autumn Rain Turkel has worked on some of the most...
#066 - Dian Bachar, Character Actor Extraordinaire! Dian Bachar is this generation's Dick Miller, having turned in scene-stealing performances in many geek-loved films like Orgasmo, Baseketball, and Galaxy Quest. An early collaborator of South Park's Matt Stone & Trey Parker, Dian reveals the secrets of a...
#065 - Dave Baker, King of 'Zines! (Explicit) Last week we talked about the new action zine scene, and this week we unleash the power and fury of Fine Art Comics and revisit the Appropriation vs. Parody debate with Dave Baker, host of the It's Pronounced...
#064 - The New Action Zine Scene! w/ Tevy Khou (Interview) What if I told you that the most exciting work in sequential art was not happening in comics but in action zines written and illustrated by young women? Get the 411 on the new action zine...
#063 - Tattooing Wonder Woman with Kathy Brannock (Interview) What's it like to tattoo Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman? Find out from artist Katherine Brannock who spent years as a vendor in Comicon's Artist Alley before landing the gig of a lifetime in the DC Collectibles...
#062 - What's the Deal with Art Fairs? Art Fairs along with auction houses account for most of the headline grabbing prices realized for contemporary art, but are they worth the price of admission? On this snippet of Pop Sequentialism, our host Matt Kennedy breaks...
#061 - Steve Rude an Interview Steve Rude is a comic book legend. As co-creator of Nexus he spearheaded the first great wave of independent comics and ushered painting back into the sequential arts. He's also been a mental health advocate and mentor to generations of...
#060 -Meltdown Network Crossover Special Matt Kennedy is on the Meltdown Network Crossover Panel! Recorded LIVE from Stan Lee's Los Angeles Comic Con 2016 and hosted by Geoffrey Golden and joined by fellow network podcast hosts Matt Kennedy (Pop Sequentialism) Mason Booker (Anime Attic), Natasha Chandel...
#059 - Would You Trust This Man with Your Art Gallery? (w/ Daniel Rolnik) Warning! Explicit Content!!! Daniel Rolnik is the self-proclaimed "World's Most Adorable Art Critic," but he's made a real name for himself as an independent curator in L.A.'s incredibly competitive gallery scene. If you've...
#058 - Interview with Jon Rivera Jonathan Rivera is Gerard Way's wingman on the Young Animal series, Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye–and a whole lot more. Matt learns Jon's secret origin and the back story of one of this year's most exciting collaborations on this...
#056 - 2016 Holiday Buyer's Guide Pop Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy has hosted dozens of talented guests–many of whom have produced something perfect for you or someone you know, so we thought it fit the spirit of Thanksgiving to share our 2016 Holiday Buyer's Guide! It...
#055 - Is Graffiti the Purest Art Form? with Van Saro (interview) Van Saro is a gallery exhibiting street artist using classical painting skills to expose the corruption and hypocrisy of modern society. His latest exhibition, Concrete Jungle, is a metaphor for the struggles of American...
#054 - How Would YOU Run the Country? (with Isra Allison) Isra Allison is a grassroots activist looking to channel the intensity of the recent election cycle towards a more responsive government. Her Brand New Congress movement is looking for everyday people like you to run...
#053 - Gerard Way Live from LA Comic Con (Interview) Eisner Award-winning writer of The Umbrella Academy and former My Chemical Romance frontman, Gerard Way, is curating a new mature reader pop-up imprint of DC Comics titles launching with four series under his creative direction. Pop...
#057 - HOW TO BE A PROP MAKER with "Evil" Ted Smith Making it in the movies is always a challenge, but for aspiring Monster Makers and Prop Builders, catching a break can seem impossible. "Evil" Ted Smith has worked on major TV, Film and Stage...
#052 - Is Steven Yeun the Next Hollywood Superstar? The season opener of The Walking Dead has seemingly impacted everyone–including those who haven't even seen it! With actor Steven Yeun at the center of all the chatter, he may be on track to be the next...
#051 - Kinda Dating Natasha Chandel (Crossover) Kinda Dating is a sexy and informative podcast on the Meltdown Network, and gorgeous host Natasha Chandel stops by to give Pop Sequentialism listeners the D.L. on herself, her podcast, and how to get laid...
#049 - Two Packs a Week with Geoffrey Golden Geoffrey Golden, host of Two Packs a Week, stops by to discuss his indie press endeavor, The Devastator Press, and to bust open two packs of vintage trading cards. Find out which ones, and what happens when...
#048 - How to Make The Best Selling Art Magazine Daniel Seifert (aka Attaboy) is the co-founder of Hi-Fructose, the Best Selling New Contemporary Art Magazine. While celebrating ten years of publishing and still going strong, Daniel & Matt elaborate on the successes and challenges of...
#047 - What Is Crypto Currency? You've probably heard of Bitcoin, but what exactly is Crypto Currency, and why is it valuable? Is it better than cash? How and where can you use it, and what is the benefit of an anonymous transaction? Find out on...
#046 - How to Pay for Art School A college degree is becoming increasingly essential in today's crowded work force-perhaps nowhere more so than in the competitive fields of fine art and education. But the low percentage of guaranteed jobs and the rising cost of tuition...
#045 - Ballers' Carl McDowell Carl McDowell is one of the best reasons to watch the hit HBO series Ballers, but long before he landed his dream gig, he was just another trying-to-make-it stand-up comic from Chicago. Matt & Carl talk about the value of persistence,...
#044 - Alexi Wasser (Explicit!) Alexi Wasser has been telling it like it is online for years via her IMBOYCRAZY Blog, ALEXI IN BED YouTube show, and now with the LOVE ALEXI Podcast on Nerdist. Matt & Alexi discuss relationships, uncomfortable auditions, and Alexi's romantic future...
#043 - Breaking into Comics on the Corporate Level Andy Liegl is the sales manager at Valient Entertainment, and he got that job by getting on their radar for selling more of their comics than almost any other shop in the world. If you're a fan...
#042 - History of the Batman with Londyn (Interview) Londyn Jackson is the host of History of the Batman with Londyn, the longest running (and highest rated) podcast on the Meltdown Network. In a reciprocal turn for Matt's appearance on her podcast, Londyn reveals her own...
#041 - Heavy Metal Jeff Krelitz is the Co-C.E.O. of Heavy Metal Magazine, which regular listeners will recognize as one of Matt's all-time favorite publications. Jeff talks about the history of the magazine and his role in past milestones all the way up to the recent...
#040 - Beat the Geeks (Interview with Marc Heuck) Marc Edward Heuck is a film archivist and historian, probably best known as the Film Geek on the cult Comedy Central gameshow, Beat the Geeks. Now writing copy for Quentin Tarantino's New Beverly Cinema and the revived...
#039 - Independent Film Licensing 101 David Gregory is a veteran of independent film licensing and home video sales The founder of Severin Films (now celebrating its 10th anniversary), David was also a principal at Blue Undergound, where he directed numerous special feature documentaries and helped...
#038 - How Will Brexit Impact Comic-con? Brittain's vote to leave the European Union has been all over the news. It's wreaked havoc on world markets in the short-term, but what does that mean to the average comic/toy/cosplay fan? On this straight-talk episode of Pop Sequentialism...
#037 - Pop Culture Goes Wacko If SDCC is the Mecca of Geekdom, then WACKO is the Sistine Chapel of Pop Culture. Often hailed as the "Second Happiest Place on Earth," WACKO is part Santa's Workshop and part Library of Alexandria. The original retail anchor of...
#036 - Post Apocalypse Partying Wasteland Weekend is a real-life, Mad Max style, experiential mega party. If four days every September in the Mojave desert at the most over-the-top, Road Warrior theme park sounds awesome to you (and let's face it–what doesn't sound awesome about that?)...
#035: Running the Jewels with Adnohia Adnohia is a Japanese jewelry designer based in Pasadena, California. She holds a Master of Architecture degree from SCI-Arc and a Bachelors of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington, which gives her work unique form and...
#034: How to Break Into the Art Market Art is big business, and the last three decades have seen record breaking prices climb exponentially from $39 million and change for a Vincent Van Gogh painting in 1987 (tripling its previous sales price a mere two years...
#033 -Interview with Mark Z. Danielewski Mark Z. Danielewski is the author of the award-winning and bestselling novel House of Leaves, the National Book Award finalist Only Revolutions, and the novella The Fifty Year Sword, which was adapted and performed as a must-see opera. Mark's latest...
