G. Willow Wilson writes Marvel’s Ms. Marvel comic series. She tells us how a comic about an American Muslim teenager with superpowers came to be, what it’s like to write stories about outsiders, and …
The YA author on her Master’s in Monsters and why her newest book feels the most personal.
This week, a special episode. We talk to five entrepreneurs and scientists doing pretty futuristic sounding stuff.
Comedian Hari Kondabolu chats why comedy isn’t the same as activism, and how to laugh in a deeply divided America.
Jessi Klein, head writer for Inside Amy Schumer, talks about the awkwardness of being a grown-up tom boy.
Lindy West on fat-shaming, fighting trolls and finding your voice.
Comedian Tig Notaro talks about how she turned a string of personal tragedies into comedy. Then Gillian Flynn, author of Gone Girl, discusses her nerdy obsessions.
The authors tell us why they write books for their inner tween.
W. Kamau Bell talks about how he ended up with a comedy show on a news channel, why he loves The Hulk, and what makes Denzel the best actor of all time, period.
In this recording of a live event in Chicago, actress, gamer and internet royalty Felicia Day talks about being a weird kid, the importance of hard work, and how women can take over Hollywood.
