The official podcast of the Modern Tales webcomics network. http://www.talkaboutcomics.com/podcast en-us Copyright 2007 Wed, 06 Jun 2007 01:00:00 CST Wed, 06 Jun 2007 01:00:00 CST http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss joey@moderntales.com joey @ moderntales.com The official podcast of the Modern Tales webcomics network. Modern Tales founder Joey Manley interviews the movers and the shakers in the webcomics world. Updated whenever. Joey Manley joey@moderntales.com Yes http://www.talkaboutcomics.com/blog/?p=1096 The podcast starts off BIG with an incredible podcast theme-song recorded using the Nintendo DS cartridge Electroplankton (and the James Kochalka Superstar band jamming along with it live), and then goes into non stop TALK. Topics include the amazing positive energy of Colin Clary, Morissey's guitar tech, jerking off in chinese restaurants, and a mind boggling examination of what it's like to be the wife of a Superstar. In the middle of the podcast the band calls James' wife Amy and interrogates her on the nature of their relationship. Comics Wed, 06 Jun 2007 00:01:00 CST Yes Kochalka Podcast # 2 Part Two The podcast starts off BIG with an incredible podcast theme-song recorded using the Nintendo DS cartridge Electroplankton (and the James Kochalka Superstar band jamming along with it live), and then goes into non stop TALK. Topics include the amazing positive energy of Colin Clary, Morissey's guitar tech, jerking off in chinese restaurants, and a mind boggling examination of what it's like to be the wife of a Superstar. In the middle of the podcast the band calls James' wife Amy and interrogates her on the nature of their relationship. 00:29:06 comics, webcomics, James Kochalka, music, punk, cartooning http://www.talkaboutcomics.com/blog/?p=1095 In part one of this epic podcast, James Kochalka Superstar and his whole band talk guy talk and play live a whole bunch of new original songs not yet available on any album ... Big Star, Rainbow of Blood, What's the Deal with the Triangle, Touch a Tiger, When Frampton Comes Alive, and Moony Moon. Comics Wed, 06 Jun 2007 00:00:01 CST Yes Kochalka Podcast # 2 Part One In part one of this epic podcast, James Kochalka Superstar and his whole band talk guy talk and play live a whole bunch of new original songs not yet available on any album ... Big Star, Rainbow of Blood, What's the Deal with the Triangle, Touch a Tiger, When Frampton Comes Alive, and Moony Moon. 00:33:38 comics, webcomics, James Kochalka, music, punk, cartooning http://www.talkaboutcomics.com/blog/?p=888 James Kochalka and his band mates Creston Lea and Jason Cooley answer your questions, delving deeply into "does Jason have a crush on James' wife, Amy?", perform a whole bunch of new and original songs: Raindrops Keep Falling on the Dead, Dragon Puncher, a made-up off-the-top-of-heads song about Nintendo Wii, and Fucking the Computer, as well as some other songs. Comics Sat, 31 Mar 2007 01:00:00 CST Yes Kochalka Podcast # 1 James Kochalka and his band mates Creston Lea and Jason Cooley answer your questions, delving deeply into "does Jason have a crush on James' wife, Amy?", perform a whole bunch of new and original songs: Raindrops Keep Falling on the Dead, Dragon Puncher, a made-up off-the-top-of-heads song about Nintendo Wii, and Fucking the Computer, as well as some other songs. 00:21:19 comics, webcomics, James Kochalka, music, punk, cartooning http://www.talkaboutcomics.com/blog/?p=859 In this interview Columbia College business professor Todd Allen, whose 2003 study "The Economics of Webcomics" will be released in a heavily-revised second edition in a few weeks, talks about how he digs up the real numbers behind the "webcomic to print" hype, the inner mechanics of various advertising networks and how well they work (or don't work) for different webcomics businesses, and the recent announcements at the New York Comic-Con concerning print publishers like Marvel and DC dipping their toes into the pay-to-download digital comics market -- or, in some cases, promising to do so, without any real conviction: what are they thinking, and what are they not saying? Comics Tue, 27 Feb 2007 01:00:00 CST No Todd Allen and the Economics of Webcomics In this interview Columbia College business professor Todd Allen, whose 2003 study "The Economics of Webcomics" will be released in a heavily-revised second edition in a few weeks, talks about how he digs up the real numbers behind the "webcomic to print" hype, the inner mechanics of various advertising networks and how well they work (or don't work) for different webcomics businesses, and the recent announcements at the New York Comic-Con concerning print publishers like Marvel and DC dipping their toes into the pay-to-download digital comics market -- or, in some cases, promising to do so, without any real conviction: what are they thinking, and what are they not saying? 00:51:26 comics, webcomics, Joey Manley, Todd Allen, business