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Acting, Zines, & Comics with John Charles Bricker and Joseph Bricker

Storytelling Saga

Release Date: 03/18/2024

Third Year of Fun at LA Comic Con show art Third Year of Fun at LA Comic Con

Storytelling Saga

Ali recaps her experience attending LA Comic Con for her third year in a row, sharing fun tidbits from panels featuring the cast of Rick and Morty and Avatar: The Last Airbender, as well as industry insights from other panelists about writing for animation, post-production, sound editing, and more. She also shares about meeting the voice actor behind the beloved Cabbage Merchant, James Sie, and almost missing the opportunity (but thankfully it worked out) to meet the voice of Aang, the Avatar himself, Zach Tyler Eisen.

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Rocket Power show art Rocket Power

Storytelling Saga

Ali discusses the shredding Nicktoon, Rocket Power, created by Arlene Klasky and Gábor Csupó. Come along for the ride as she highlights all the ways this sports-centric series resonates with her now compared to when she watched it as a kid, namely all the sweet sibling moments between Otto and Reggie, the many hilarious lines from Twister stemming from his naive nature, the relatability of Sam aka Squid, Raymundo as an amazing dad and Tito as a wonderful fatherly figure, and much more, including what she thinks the four friends' careers would be and a whole bunch of details she didn't...

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Tarzan show art Tarzan

Storytelling Saga

Ali discusses the profound animated movie that capped off the Disney Renaissance era, Tarzan.

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Pocahontas show art Pocahontas

Storytelling Saga

Ali discusses the moving Disney Renaissance era animated film, Pocahontas.

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Inside Out 2 show art Inside Out 2

Storytelling Saga

Ali discusses Inside Out 2 written by Meg LeFauve and Dave Holstein and directed by Kelsey Mann.

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Muppets & More with Craig Shemin show art Muppets & More with Craig Shemin

Storytelling Saga

Ali interviews writer, director, and producer, Craig Shemin, who shares about his work with The Jim Henson Company and various Muppets projects, including his two books, Sam and Friends: The Story of Jim Henson’s First Television Show and The Muppets Character Encyclopedia. He also shares about his experience on other shows he wrote for including The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss and Courage the Cowardly Dog, plus his personal favorite piece of Muppets memorabilia and much more!

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Creating Characters with Jayden Libran show art Creating Characters with Jayden Libran

Storytelling Saga

Ali interviews actor and puppeteer, Jayden Libran, who shares about his work on various projects that include The Happytime Murders, Helluva Boss, Beavis and Butt-Head, Class Acts, and much more!

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The Legend of Korra show art The Legend of Korra

Storytelling Saga

Ali discusses the sequel series to Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, coming in hot with a few nitpicky narrative criticisms before delving into all the ways this series resonates with its darker and more mature themes, unique villains with a unifying characteristic, Korra's strength as the protagonist and how she stands out from Aang as the Avatar, and much more, including her thoughts on each of the romances culminating in a (potentially) hot take. "I'm [on a podcast], you gotta deal with it!"

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For the Love of Theater with Evan Marshall show art For the Love of Theater with Evan Marshall

Storytelling Saga

Ali interviews actor and writer, Evan Marshall, who shares about his play, The AllStore, along with other projects pertaining to theater and film.

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A Celebration of Community at Collect-A-Con Los Angeles show art A Celebration of Community at Collect-A-Con Los Angeles

Storytelling Saga

Ali recaps her experience attending Collect-A-Con Los Angeles, highlighting fun panels featuring beloved franchises including Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and more!

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