Geek Freaks Interviews

In this Geek Freaks Interviews episode, Frank sits down with filmmaker Pascal Bergamin, the creative force behind Portraits of Dangerous Women. Inspired by a collection of quirky vintage photographs, Pascal shares how the idea evolved into a film about grief, connection, and the quiet power of flawed characters.

They dig into the meaning behind the word “dangerous,” what it takes to keep authenticity alive on set, and how indie film...

In this episode of Geek Freaks Interviews, Frank sits down with the multifaceted Dan Henk—an artist, dark fiction writer, and tattoo veteran—to explore a career built on punk rock attitude, bold art, and haunting stories. Dan walks us through his journey from satirical magazine art to becoming a staple in the tattoo and indie horror scenes. He discusses how personal tragedy and health battles shaped his storytelling and gives us a ...

In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank sits down once again with comic writer Scott Wilke to talk about his latest installment in the Periwinkle Saga—Frost. Scott reveals the dark holiday-themed universe he's building with gritty one-shots like Cupid and Frost, blending inspiration from John Wick, Pulp Fiction, and classic holiday lore. He also shares what’s coming next in the saga (O’Hare), explores the storytelling challenges ...

In this episode of Geek Freaks Interviews, Frank is joined by Mark Domeier, a passionate middle school English teacher from Minnesota who uses comic books and pop culture to bring reading and writing to life for his students. With a collection of over 14,000 comics, Mark shares how he leverages his love for superheroes and stories like Star Wars, The Outsiders, and even The Mandalorian to make literature relevant and fun. We explor...

In this episode of Geek Freaks Interviews, Frank sits down with acclaimed author Barry Lyga to explore his multifaceted writing career spanning comics, YA thrillers, and prose adaptations of iconic superhero stories. Barry opens up about his journey from comics to novels, his work on the I Hunt Killers trilogy, how he crafted Thanos' backstory for Marvel Studios, and what it was like building an alternate DC Universe through The Fl...

In this episode of Geek Freaks Interviews, Frank sits down with Richard Sparks, writer of the epic fantasy series New Rock New Roll, New Rock New Realm, and the upcoming New Rock New Rules. Richard, a seasoned screenwriter turned novelist, shares how his background in gaming and storytelling led him to build a world where RPG avatars become real. From crafting immersive friendships to battling ogres with orcs, Richard discusses the...

In this episode of Geek Freaks Interviews, Frank sits down with powerhouse Canadian producer Caitlin Delaney. With over 90 films under her belt, Caitlin opens up about her start in Hallmark-style holiday films and her evolution into producing larger thrillers and studio features. She also shares how she’s paying it forward with her new mentorship platform, Up Light Academy, where she’s shaping the next generation of film profession...

In this compelling episode of Geek Freaks, Frank sits down with writer Aubrey Sitterson to discuss Free Planet, a new sci-fi epic from Image Comics. Aubrey dives deep into the book’s core themes of freedom, discipline, and revolution, sharing the research and inspiration behind his sprawling geopolitical space opera. From unreliable narrators and anthropological influences to the vital contributions of collaborators like artist Jed...

In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank sits down with acclaimed horror comic writer Rich Davis to explore his newest dark fantasy project Angel Hunter. From its origins as a joke to a full-fledged manga-inspired saga, Rich opens up about the creative process, his love for horror, and the deep personal influences behind his storytelling. The conversation covers everything from kaiju and fallen angels to the future of comic publishing...

Frank Lourence welcomes Phil and James from Distance Nerding to celebrate their podcast joining the Geek Freaks Network! In this fun, fast-paced chat, they share how they launched during the pandemic, why they love recording live, their mission to create an inclusive nerd community, and what’s next for their YouTube and convention adventures. From Star Wars fandom to wild convention stories, this episode is packed with laughs, insi...

In this episode, Frank is joined by Annalese and Rob, the dynamic duo behind the Nerd Best Friends podcast. They share the origins of their long-time friendship and how their passion for all things nerdy led to their podcast. From Dungeons & Dragons to fandom communities, they discuss how geek culture has evolved, the impact of the internet, and how podcasting has created a virtual space for nerds to connect. Plus, they dive in...

Dive into the vibrant world of anime as host Frank sits down with Anime Plus co-hosts Aray and Aunn to explore everything from classic series to groundbreaking live-action adaptations. In this episode, the conversation spans personal journeys, industry insights, and how anime has evolved from a niche passion into a mainstream phenomenon.

In this engaging episode, Frank welcomes Aray and Aunn—the dynamic duo behind the Anime Plus pod...

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In this special episode of Challenge Accepted, Frank sits down with Thomas to discuss his incredible journey of resilience and recovery following a life-changing plane crash. Thomas shares how podcasting helped him find purpose, build a community, and ultimately launch his new show, Sick Burn Podcast. They explore the intersection of tragedy, humor, and mental health, and how Thomas aims to help others navigate ...

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In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank chats with Moroni Aguilar, the creator behind Myth Makers, a comic book series that explores the world of heroes, loss, and found family. Moroni breaks down the inspiration behind his diverse cast of characters, the creative process of developing a superhero universe, and the challenges of self-publishing. They discuss the storytelling behind Myth Makers, how action and mythology...

In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank chats with Braxton Cosby, the prolific author behind Broken and the Young Hellions series. Braxton shares the inspiration behind his dystopian world, where nuclear fallout reshapes humanity, slavery resurfaces as a currency, and a teenage girl fights to protect her younger brother. He also dives into his hybrid publishing approach, blending novels, comics, and graphic novels to create immersive...

In this exciting episode of Geek Freaks Podcast, Frank is joined by comic writer and fan-favorite guest Allen Dunford to discuss his latest hit comic, Horus in Hell. They delve into the creative process behind the series, explore its connections to Pocus Hocus, and highlight Allen’s innovative foray into action figures and collector’s boxes. Allen also teases future projects, including Horus in Heaven and Beneath the Lighthouse, gi...

In this engaging episode of Geek Freaks, Frank sits down with Laurie Cunningham, a talented comic writer and editor at ASAP Imagination. Laurie shares insights into her unique storytelling approach, balancing dark humor with themes of identity, and her journey from writing to managing multiple projects within an interconnected comic universe. They dive into the creative process behind some of her well-loved works, such as "Sister G...

In this episode of Geek Freaks, host Frank sits down with the brilliant S. G. Blaise, author of The Last Lumenian series, and fandom development expert Jenny Stevens. Together, they dive into S. G.’s fantasy sci-fi world, exploring its rich characters, found family dynamics, and the incredible fan connections S. G. has built through immersive storytelling. They also discuss the upcoming release of S. G.’s fifth book and what it's ...

In this episode, we sit down with David Howard, the brilliant mind behind Blood World: Phoenix Throne. We explore the expansive universe of his comic, where humanity's future hangs in the balance, caught between the competing visions of unchecked mutation, genetic engineering, and transhumanism. David dives into the story’s core, drawing inspiration from classic sci-fi and fantasy like Game of Thrones, Dune, and Mass Effect. We als...