Virtual Memories Show 288: Ken Krimstein “I think philosophers are all frustrated cartoonists and cartoonists are all frustrated philosophers.” With his new graphic biography The

Virtual Memories Show 287: Audrey Niffenegger “The success of The Time-Traveler’s Wife didn’t change me as an artist, it changed me as a person who

Virtual Memories Show 286: Moby “I love making music, but I don’t think of it as a job anymore.” Electronic dance musician Moby joins the

Virtual Memories Show 285: Glen David Gold “As a novelist, you get an idea of listening to a character, and thinking about what the character

Virtual Memories Show 284: Richard Kadrey “The most creative people I know are the ones who figured it out for themselves.” On the eve of

Virtual Memories Show 283: Robert Andrew Parker “In recent years I’ve been intrigued by the idea of what Gregor Samsa’s dreams were like, before he

Virtual Memories Show 282: Lance Richardson “We focus so much on the people on the stage, we forget about the people in the wings who

Virtual Memories Show 281: Bill Plympton “I wish I could make more money on my films, but I love having complete control.” Indie animation legend

Virtual Memories Show 280: David Lloyd “Art should be an adventure, and once it ceases to be that, you’re done.” From A(ces Weekly) to V

Virtual Memories Show 279: Hal Mayforth “As a kid, I was scared of Superman comics. Robots, too.” Illustrator-painter-cartoonist-musician Hal Mayforth joins the show to talk

Virtual Memories Show 278: Dmitry Samarov “The curse of knowing more is that you see more.” After our pre-opening tour of the Milton Resnick and

Virtual Memories Show 277: Nathaniel Popkin “A city, like a book, can be read.” For a guy who calls himself a master of nothing, Nathaniel