It’s been quite a while since I’ve updated, but here’s two things I recently cooked up. First, here’s my Fanvid from the Head Over Feels Fan Video Happy Hour which just took place at Gallifrey One in Los Angeles. I wasn’t able to attend due to my ongoing COVID anxiety but I was able to

Years ago I told fellow RFSian Steven Schapansky about my idea for Broton: Middle Management Zygon, the tale of a harried executive and the nightmare company he works for, in action dolly form. Years later I’ve finally put together first episde, which you can watch below! Posted on Sunday, March 14th, 2021 at 8:27 am

It’s been a while (and a pandemic) since I’ve posted much of anything on here. I figured I might as well show some of the short and silly things I’ve been doing in the past year. These are from most to least recent, I think. First up, here’s the adventures of Tony & Steve: Time

A while back Uncanny Magazine filmed a pilot for Uncanny TV, a geek-focused talk show featuring hosts Michi Trota and Matt Peters and guests Keisha Howard, Daniel Jun Kim and musical guest Dawn Xiana Moon. I cut it together and you can watch it above! Posted on Saturday, September 14th, 2019 at 8:45 am Categories:

I haven’t posted here for a long time for a bunch of reasons, including being busy at work, not having much to say, and blathering on social media. But I’m going to try to get back into it, mostly with random thoughts on goings-on and updates on pop culture. The Current Situation is draining enough

Traffic in a developing country is astounding and terrifying in equal measure. I saw this first-hand in Cairo in 2008, when I took a cab ride from Giza to the downtown area. For the first ten minutes, as ramshackle Peugots whizzed within an inch of my ride, I was a white-knuckled mess, cringing as every

Originally I had a half-formed blog post looking back at election night. I picked away at it and couldn’t quite wrap my head around this disastrous calamity, and frankly I’m still not entirely convinced it’s real (or at leas that’s my waking thought each morning before grim reality sets in). But I figured I had

America, I get it. You’re hard up for heroes in an election year when your choices are The Nineties: Part 2 and a racist pomegranate. But seriously, these clowns on an oil rig ain’t it.   Everything’s golden in the suburbs. Mark Wahlberg, that relatable everyman/Transformers battler plays SomeGuy WhoCares, just another toolpush saying goodbye

(You can check out Part I here.) When Steven, Erika and I discovered we had enough money from our Patreon supporters to head over to the UK, one of the first things on our agenda was to film a video to tie into the opening of our (then) upcoming live show at Gallifrey One. Steven