Normally, I’m pretty good with words. At the moment, I’m not at my best, for reasons I hope are self evident. However, I’m going to do my best to remember someone who gave more to my life than he ever knew.
I never got to know Leonard Nimoy the way my fellow cast members did, so I can’t remember him in the personal way that...
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Something very awesome happened today. I can’t say anything more about it (for now) but I can finally talk about this other awesome thing that I’m super excited to be part of!
In the upcoming Firefly Online game, I get to be the voice of the male avatar!!
This just in from Firefly Online HR: Wil Wheaton has joined the FFO voiceover team and...
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This week, I talk a lot about my creative process, how I’ve found myself at a bit of a creative and existential crossroads, and what I’m doing about it.
In a few hours, I’m heading to the theatre for the final rehearsal for tonight’s performance of The War of the Worlds, as part of the 2015 Sci-Fi Fest.
I have the great honor and privilege of playing Orson Welles as Professor Pierson. It’s a bit of a dream come true for me, because I’ve been listening to the infamous 1939 broadcast of War...
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I wrote a long post on my blog about being attacked by a group of people I call The Stupidsphere, mostly to clarify who I believe these people are, and who they are not.
This comment, from reader Merus, is incredibly interesting to me:
“So I’ve been reading about cults for a thing (although cults, as we think of them, and not just...
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It’s later than usual, but it’s not a year later! How about a new Radio Free Burrito!?
This week, I talked a lot about our secret vacation, and Anne joined me to share a story from her blog.
I think I’m finally getting the hang of mixing podcast audio in Audacity, largely thanks to the wiki.
A couple of very brief notes:
This is a big deal for me. A few months ago, my friend introduced me to Marc Bernardin, who is a new editor for Playboy. My friend told me that Marc is helping bring back the kind of writing that Playboy had in the 70s and 80s, when it was held up next to Esquire, Vanity Fair, and Rolling Stone. They both thought that I...
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I used to do a weekly podcast, but then I stopped because I got busy with other things, and I always felt like hardly anyone listened to the podcast, anyway.
But I started it up again this weekend, because it's fun for me to do, and it's a good thing to work on while I'm in between other projects.
This week, I talk about...
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