Slice of SciFi: The Podcast

Enjoy the Slice of SciFi podcast! Listen in as we interview creators making the science fiction, paranormal and horror entertainment we crave.

“Storm Rider: Legend of Hammerhead”: using the power of myths to rebuild a world A post-apocalyptic epic about starting over on a drowned world

13th Annual Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Film Festival Festival director Daniel Abella shares highlights for this year's program

“Nectar”: Comics writer Jeremy Robinson delves into Victorian horror Centering a new horror story around butterflies with a strange hunger

“Redux Redux”: Directors Kevin & Matthew McManus on multiverse madness The brothers talk setting up a multiverse and how and why to traverse them

“Weird Tales”: James Aquilone talks expanding on a classic On taking "Weird Tales" into graphic novel form for the story fans

“Whistle”: Director Corin Hardy and altering when Death notices your time When a memento mori carries an ancient summoning

“Night Patrol”: Director Ryan Prows uses vampires to examine societal ills Telling an inner city horror story rooted in colonization and marginalization, with vampires

Our Favorites for 2025: Movies, TV, Graphic Novels We share our favorites for the year

“The Luminous Fairies and Mothra”: Jeffrey Angles on translating another kaiju classic Carefully bringing the story in print to English-speaking audiences for the first time

“Frontier Crucible”: Travis Mills, Myles Clohessy and Thomas Jane talk Westerns Still finding the audience appeal of the Western in 2025 and beyond

“The Art and Making of Frankenstein”: Sheila O’Malley on documenting a gothic classic On creating an art book dedicated to a richly designed modern reimagining

“Witchy Ways”: Jane Clark explores redemption, grief, and magic Making a modern supernatural romantic comedy, with a ghost

Marvel Age of Comics: Chris Ryall explores “Daredevil: Born Again” Expanding the academic study of comics and comic book heroes

“War Wolf”: Steve Orlando on the power in truth and lies Blending folklore with pulp era heroes to tell a new serial tale

Marvel Age of Comics: Stuart Moore examines early “Doctor Strange” Expanding the academic study of comics and comic book heroes