Jeremy Massie discusses his graphic novel 'Holler,' a coming-of-age story set in Southwest Virginia in the 1990s. The novel follows a group of punk kids who start a garage band and navigate the challenges of growing up in a small town. Massie drew inspiration from his own experiences in go-nowhere garage bands and wanted to tell the story of the 'go-nowhere' side of being in a band. He also wanted to represent the Appalachian Mountains accurately and honestly, showcasing both the good and the bad aspects of the region. In this conversation, Jeremy Massie discusses his comic book 'Holler' and the inspiration behind it. He talks about the themes of growing up in the South, the influence of music, and the challenges of depicting personal experiences without being judgmental. Jeremy also shares his journey of getting the book published and his excitement about its release. He mentions upcoming book signings and expresses his gratitude for the support. The conversation ends with a discussion about social media and a reminder to check out 'Holler' when it comes out.

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The first part of the conversation covers Maya's hobby of painting Warhammer miniatures and her desire to improve her skills. They also discuss Maya's sleeping habits and her love for college basketball. Gregg talks about his dad's dialysis and his experience playing the new game Snow Day. They then review the documentary series Quiet On Set, which explores the dark side of kids' TV shows, focusing on the toxic and sexist environment behind the scenes at Nickelodeon in the 90s. They discuss the rise and fall of showrunner Dan Schneider and the allegations of abuse and misconduct. The conversation ends with a discussion of the inappropriate jokes and behavior on Nickelodeon shows. Then they review 'Halo' Season 2 Episode 8. In this final part of the conversation, Gregg and Maya discuss their thoughts on the TV shows 'Invincible', 'Shogun', and 'X-Men 97'. They praise the storytelling, animation, and voice acting in 'Invincible' and 'Shogun', and express their excitement for future episodes. They also discuss the use of 3D animation in 'X-Men 97' and the faithfulness of the show to the original comics. Overall, they give high ratings to all three shows and recommend them to viewers. It's a lengthy episode, so settle in, grab a coffee, and download on your favorite audio platform today!

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