In the Long Walk, Director Mattie Do talks about her film that is difficult to put in one box alone. Is it science fiction, fantasy, are there horror elements ? Lots of layers to explore in this interesting film. Not the Stephen King adaptation.
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The Human Element: The Science Of Mars (00:12:29)
A dive into the captivating world of space exploration and the challenges faced by those who venture into the unknown. Leland Melvin shares his unique perspective on leadership in hostile environments, shedding light on the life-or-death decision-making processes astronauts encounter in space. Stephen Petranek, Lucianne Walkowitz, and Dr. Michio Kaku discuss the complex relationship between government funding and private enterprise in the space industry.As we peel back the layers of romanticism surrounding space travel, Leland Melvin gives us a glimpse into the everyday realities of life on the space station, highlighting the mundane tasks and the profound collaboration among diverse individuals.
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Steven Price Scoring Memorable Gravity (00:21:14)
Talented composer who has worked with Edgar Wright plus Howard Shore on the Lord Of The Rings original trilogy as well. He won an Oscar for his original score for the film Gravity.
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Keith David's Audio Journey on Flight 008 (00:25:11)
Happy New Year as we start yet another year of episodes. Welcome to a series of episodes starting with Keith David, followed by the Oscar Winning Composer for Gravity, And a look at the Human Element Of Mars
Great actor and narrator talks about his SF audio drama, Flight 008. I ask him the question Was Childs a Thing in that movie at the end ? He tells me his theory.
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Eric Leland's Inhuman (00:18:25)
A military veteran and author tells me about his book, Inhuman. Set in 1969, and Captain Brandon Doran is made an offer he can't refuse. Take the government deal, and his tarnished military record is wiped clean. The mission: North Vietnam, to find out what happened to a unit. But there is more than meets the eye that they come face to face with.
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Trek Tuesday John de Lancie (00:40:09)
Actor talked to me about a new way for fans to get autographs and we chat Q's getting older on Star Trek Picard, and how Q original plan didn't work for the actor.
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Elizabeth Grullon: Becoming the Second Sister (00:31:01)
In this episode, Tony sits down with the extraordinary Elizabeth Grullon, the actor behind one of the most unforgettable villains in modern Star Wars storytelling: Trilla Suduri, the Second Sister from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Elizabeth doesn’t just talk about the role—she becomes it. At Tony’s request, she slips back into the chilling, razor‑sharp voice of the Second Sister, giving listeners a rare chance to hear that iconic performance live.
But this conversation goes far deeper than a single character.
Elizabeth opens up about the emotional and psychological layers she brought to Trilla—the trauma, the discipline, the tragedy—and how she approached playing a villain whose pain is as compelling as her power. She and Tony explore the craft of voice acting, the physicality behind vocal performance, and the responsibility of shaping a character who has become beloved across the Star Wars fandom.
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Byte The Effects Of Halo (00:03:57)
Interview with Visual Effects Supervisor Phil Prater on the creatures, weapons, vehicles and Master Sargeant too.
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Byte For All Mankind's Wren Schmidt (00:04:23)
Actor talks about her character Margo Madison navigating in the boys club of NASA in For All Mankind
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Who Goes There? Revisited (00:58:19)
🎙️ A deep‑freeze dive into the classic that birthed The Thing.
In this episode, we crack open the ice around one of science fiction and horror’s most influential stories: John W. Campbell’s 1938 novella Who Goes There?—the chilling foundation for The Thing from Another World (1951), John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982), and the 2011 prequel.
Joining us is Anthony Rotolo, founder of Rocket Ride Books and producer of the acclaimed Who Goes There audiobook. Together, we revisit the making of that audio production, explore the enduring terror of Campbell’s Antarctic nightmare, and reflect on why this story continues to mutate and survive across generations of genre fans.
This episode also features select clips from the audiobook, offering listeners a taste of the isolation, paranoia, and creeping dread that define the tale.
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Rewind: Cosmos Episode One (00:33:09)
🌌 A return to the stars with the creators who carried Carl Sagan’s torch forward.
In this premiere installment of our Rewind series on Cosmos, we revisit the groundbreaking revival of one of science communication’s most beloved franchises. Recorded at New York Comic Con, this episode brings together the voices who shaped the modern era of Cosmos:
Neil deGrasse Tyson — Astrophysicist and host
Ann Druyan — Executive producer, writer, and keeper of the Sagan legacy
Brannon Braga — Executive producer and director
Mitchell Cannold — Executive producer
Through roundtable conversations, we explore how Cosmos evolved from Carl Sagan’s visionary 1980 series into a 21st‑century epic blending science, storytelling, and cinematic ambition.
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Time Capsule: There Be Aliens Edition (00:19:41)
👽 A celebration of TV’s most iconic alien invasions, past and present.
For this special edition of Time Capsule, we open the vault and revisit some of the most influential extraterrestrial stories ever broadcast. From the paranoia‑soaked 1960s to the blockbuster‑fueled 1980s and the conspiracy‑rich 1990s, these creators and performers helped define how generations imagined first contact—and the fear that comes with it.
This episode brings together an extraordinary lineup of voices from across alien‑invasion history:
Jane Badler — the unforgettable Diana from V
Larry Cohen — creator of The Invaders
Bryce Zabel — co‑creator of Dark Skies
Bonus archival audio with Roy Thinnes, star of The Invaders From The DVD
Together, they explore the craft, the cultural anxieties, and the creative risks behind their groundbreaking series.
Jaime Anderson on the Worlds of Gerry Anderson (00:32:17)
🚀 Puppets, starships, moonbases, and the enduring power of imagination.
In this episode, Tony sits down over Zoom with Jaime Anderson, creative director of Anderson Entertainment and son of legendary producer Gerry Anderson—the visionary behind some of the most iconic sci‑fi television ever made.
From the marionette-driven “Supermarionation” classics of the 1960s (Fireball XL5, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons) to the groundbreaking live‑action series of the 1970s (UFO, Space: 1999), Gerry Anderson reshaped the landscape of genre storytelling. Now, Jaime is carrying that legacy forward—preserving the past while building bold new futures inspired by his father’s work.
This conversation explores not just the shows, but the human stories behind them: creativity, family, grief, reinvention, and the timeless desire to imagine better worlds.
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Tricia Helfer (00:26:03)
In this special episode, the incomparable Tricia Helfer to explore her diverse and fascinating career across television, film, and gaming. From iconic sci-fi roles to unexpected turns in horror and voice acting, Tricia shares candid insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections on her journey. BONUS: Her Creepshow roundtable
🌟 Highlights from the Conversation
Dracula in Van Helsing Tricia talks about stepping into the role of Dracula, bringing menace to the legendary character.
Creepshow We dive into her appearance in Creepshow, exploring the fun and creativity of working within the horror anthology format.
Battlestar Galactica & Podcasting A heartfelt look back at Battlestar Galactica, its cultural impact, and the experience of revisiting the series through podcasting.
Ascension Tricia reflects on her role in Ascension, discussing the ambitious storytelling.
Voicing EDI in Mass Effect Tricia shares her experience bringing EDI to life in the Mass Effect games, highlighting the unique challenges and joys of voice acting in interactive media.
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The Walking Dead The Ones That Live (00:21:25)
Tony Tellado unravels the intriguing world of "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live" with some of the cast. Featuring Terry O'Quinn, Leslie Ann-Brandt, and Craig Tate, this deep dive into the characters and their relationships with Rick Grimes offers a fascinating peek into the world of this new series. From uncovering the dynamics between characters to exploring the impressive world-building that went into the show, listeners will witness the actors' insights and experiences in bringing this universe to life. Get ready to delve into the supernatural and human stories, the impact of Andrew Lincoln, and so much more on this specialepisode.
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Rewind The Outer Limits (00:24:16)
Step back into the airwaves of New York City with this vintage recording from Tony’s radio days. Fresh off the success of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, writer-producer Pen Densham turned his creative energy toward reviving one of television’s most iconic sci-fi anthologies: The Outer Limits. His vision brought the series back to life for a remarkable eight-season run, blending timeless speculative storytelling with modern sensibilities.
This episode captures that moment in time—when the seeds of revival were still fresh, and the genre landscape was shifting toward bold reimaginings.
📚 Book Review with Ernest Lilley: Co-host Ernest Lilley joins the conversation with a thoughtful review, adding a literary lens to the episode’s exploration of storytelling.
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Inside the Death Star Trenches with Craig Miller (00:30:07)
In this episode, we journey back to the golden age of Star Wars fandom with Craig Miller, the original Director of Fan Relations at Lucasfilm from 1977 to 1980. Craig shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time shaping the galaxy’s most passionate fanbase—before the internet, before social media, and before Star Wars was a household name.
Craig was the architect of the Official Star Wars Fan Club and the editor of Bantha Tracks, the club’s beloved newsletter. He produced the unforgettable Star Wars segments on Sesame Street, operated R2-D2’s head on set, and helped bring the Force to Saturday morning commercials—including the iconic Underoos ads.
Craig’s created the legendary 800-number hotline for The Empire Strikes Back, where fans could call in and hear exclusive messages recorded by the film’s stars. It was a pioneering moment in fan engagement, and Craig was at the heart of it.
His memoir, Star Wars Memories: My Time in the (Death Star) Trenches, is a treasure trove of anecdotes, insights, and cultural history—and this conversation brings it vividly to life.
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Trek Tuesday: Paul Wesley & Ethan Peck (00:10:41)
On this Trek Tuesday edition of Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi, Tony participated in a round table with actors Paul Wesley and Ethan Peck to talk about their journeys into the Star Trek universe. Wesley, stepping into the iconic role of Captain James T. Kirk, and Peck, carrying forward the legacy of Spock, share how they built chemistry on screen and how they each found their own voice within characters that have defined generations.
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Lynn Collins: Survival, Identity & Lost Worlds (00:13:47)
In this episode of Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi, Tony chatted with actress Lynn Collins to explore her journey through two very different but equally ambitious projects. From embodying Leah Shaw on The Walking Dead—a character caught between loyalty, survival, and love—to starring in the ill-fated Disney epic John Carter, Collins reflects on the challenges and revelations of playing roles that push the boundaries of human resilience and imagination.
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Byte J Holtham, Writer of Marvel’s Wastelanders: Hawkeye (00:10:21)
In this special Byte conversation, writer J Holtham takes us inside the creative process of reimagining Hawkeye for Marvel’s Wastelanders audio series. Set in a bleak future where heroes have aged and the world has changed, Holtham explores what it means to write Clint Barton not as the sharp‑shooting Avenger we once knew, but as a man confronting legacy, regret, and resilience.
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Byte Return To Silo (00:02:41)
From the buzz of the London premiere to the looming mysteries of season two, Byte brings you a conversation with Graham Yost, the creative mind steering Apple TV+’s acclaimed sci‑fi series Silo. On the red carpet, Yost reflects on the season one setting up the series, and the source of Juliet's arc.
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Kurt Farquhar: Scoring Superheroes (00:22:44)
In this episode, I chatted with acclaimed composer Kurt Farquhar, whose music has shaped some of the most memorable moments in television. From the electrifying beats of Black Lightning on The CW to the haunting atmosphere of Netflix’s First Kill, Farquhar’s work spans genres and generations. His latest projects include Beyond the Gates and the revival of the beloved animated series The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder.
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Explore Monthly – December 2025 (00:12:38)
This Month's News
🎬 Industry Shake-Ups & Studio Drama
Warner Bros confirms a hostile takeover attempt from Paramount, setting the stage for one of Hollywood’s most dramatic corporate battles in years.
James Cameron reveals that expanding the Avatar sequels from three to four faced pushback from the studio, sparking debate about franchise fatigue versus visionary ambition.
🏆 Awards Buzz & Predictions
Variety’s Golden Globe predictions fuel speculation across categories.
Rhea Seehorn reacts to her Golden Globe nomination following the Pluribus season finale.
Sinners earns a Golden Globe nomination and wins Best Film of 2025 from the African American Film Critics Association.
📺 Streaming & Series Highlights
Pluribus closes its season with Samba Schutte’s Bond-flavored HDP segment stealing the spotlight.
Walton Goggins teases what’s ahead for Fallout Season Two.
Percy Jackson Season 2 release schedule revealed by Deadline.
A new trailer drops for Paradise Season Two, promising more intrigue.
Noah Hawley clarifies that his FX spin-off Alien Earth is “not coordinating” with the Yautja, keeping Predator lore at bay.
🎥 Films Returning to the Big Screen
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring celebrates 25 years with a theatrical re-release from Fathom and Warner Bros.
Star Wars: A New Hope returns for its 50th anniversary, reminding audiences where the saga began.
👻 Spoilers & Genre Deep Dives
Variety breaks down the ending of Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 in a spoilery feature.
Dan Farah’s documentary The Age of Disclosure makes a compelling case for UAPs and government cover-ups, reigniting debates about extraterrestrial secrecy.
🎭 Behind the Scenes & Creative Craft
Variety spotlights the Weapons prequel, with special attention to Amy Madigan’s transformative make-up design as Aunt Gladys.
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Tales Of The Walking Dead With Terry Crews & Kersti Bryan (00:22:55)
🧟♂️ In this special episode, we bring together two conversations with Terry Crews and Kersti Bryan, diving deep into their unforgettable roles in AMC’s Tales of the Walking Dead (2022). Created by Channing Powell and Scott Gimple, the anthology series ran for one season, expanding the universe of The Walking Dead with fresh stories of survival, connection, and transformation.
Terry Crews portrays Joe in the premiere episode Evie/Joe—a lonely man who has lived in a bunker since before the apocalypse began. Driven by hope and longing, Joe embarks on a 700-mile road trip to meet a former online friend. Along the way, he encounters Evie, who kidnaps him before the two form an unlikely bond. Their journey is marked by loss, discovery, and the bittersweet realization that love and memory endure even in the harshest worlds.
Kersti Bryan plays Sandra, a character whose own path in the series highlights the tension between survival and trust. Her performance adds another layer to the anthology’s exploration of human resilience, fear, and the choices that define us when society collapses.
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Jessie Marie Garcia on Batman UnBuried (00:26:31)
🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Jessie Marie Garcia, the voice behind Gotham’s sharp and determined detective Renee Montoya in Spotify’s Batman UnBuried.
The audio drama ran for two thrilling seasons, first with Winston Duke stepping into the cowl as Bruce Wayne/Batman, followed by Coleman Domingo taking over the mantle in season two. Amid the shifting shadows of Gotham, Jessie brought Montoya’s grit, intelligence, and moral compass to life—adding depth to a character who often stands as the conscience of the GCPD.
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