Michael Sweater
Michael Sweater and Dan Berry chat about what ‘normal’ is, asking permission and how everything is do-able. Check out Michael’s and ! Also check out the , where you can support the show for as little as a dollar per episode.
Zara Slattery
and Dan Berry talk about the evolution of a style, where shape and reference intersect and needing to see things to be able to draw things. Zara has a new book out – Coma from Myriad Editions.
Shelly Bond & Laura Hole
and join Dan Berry to talk about , the book they are working on that collects the thirty+ years of experience in editing comics that Shelly has. Topics covered also include putting together a team, following your convictions and ‘Editorial…
John Tucker
and Dan Berry chat about the challenges in mixing dexterity and intellect, making everything as easy as possible for yourself and the arrogance/confidence of comedy. Check out John’s podcast that made Dan laugh so much he couldn’t ride his bike up a…
Tom Hart
and Dan Berry talk about running a comics school, the different kinds of practice and the question ‘What Would Kate Bush Do?’
Louie Stowell
and Dan Berry chat about the different corners of publishing how there’s no single version of a story and what your editor is really doing when you are waiting for a reply.
Stephanie Cooke
and Dan Berry chat about going freelance, working with others and the importance (or not) of tools. In addition to writing and editing, , which is an excellent site that collects a treasure trove of information all about the comics industry. Totally…
Eleri Harris
Eleri Harris and Dan Berry talk all about having a multi-faceted career, the role of truth in journalism, information & explanation and how the world works.
Talking about Teaching with Danielle Corsetto
This episode is a bit of a break from the norm, with Danielle Corsetto and Dan Berry discussing approaches to teaching. This mainly takes the form of Danielle asking Dan’s opinion on various aspects of being an arts educator, from confidence, to…
MariNaomi
and Dan Berry talk about applying lessons learned from autobiography to fiction, characters as catharsis and burning out. Consider supporting Also consider supporting
