HTP Episode 120 – John Vorhaus Returns!

 

John Vorhaus first visited Hungry Trilobyte in Episode #92. Today, he returns to refocus his talk on writing comedy into a talk on specifically writing stand-up comedy. His new book, The Little Book of StandUp is available now. John and I compare and contrast it with his earlier work, The Comic Toolbox.

You can follow John on his official website, his Amazon Author page, and check out his art on his Redbubble store.  He also (generously!) encourages people to reach out to him via e-mail or the contact page on his website.

 

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HTP Episode 107 – Laura Banks

 

Laura Banks is known to Trek fans as the Augment navigator Wajahut in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. In this episode of Hungry Trilobyte, she and I discuss her experiences on set, what the fandom means to her, and how her character was developed in Trek fiction.  Specifically, I mention To Reign in Hell by Greg Cox. I also compare her account of the experience with what George Takei said in his book To the Stars.

We also venture into more real-world topics.  Recently, she was interviewed for an independent film about the legendary movie year that was 1982, as well as a book about the history of the development of Star Trek II.  She has a new movie called No Vacancy with Sean Young.  Laura shares her experience as an improv and stand-up talent, as well as a podcaster with a specialty in astrology. 

Follow Laura on her official website, and subscribe to The Zodiac Magic Podcast.

 

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HTP Episode 066 – Jeff Dwoskin

Jeff Dwoskin is a successful stand-up comic and the host of his own podcast, The Jeff Dwoskin Show. In this episode, Jeff and I discuss the concept of writing humor, how stand-up has changed in recent years, and the differences between being creative on stage compared to being creative in a studio.

Jeff’s official website is jeffisfunny.com, and his podcast can be found here.  You can follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

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