Swara, Mike, and Michael review the second season of X-Men ’97, discussing what worked and what didn’t work, how behind the scenes issues affected the quality of the season, why it’s still teh best of Marvel TV and especially on Disney+, and where they hope the show goes in Season 3.
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In The End of Oak Street, director David Robert Mitchell trades ’80s nostalgia signaling for genuine emotional stakes, delivering a scientifically meticulous, thrilling, and surprisingly moving dinosaur epic anchored by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor.
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Lauren, Edward, and Swara review and discuss the film Avatar Aang:The Last Airbender, the SDCC Avatar Studios presentation, the new teaser for Avatar: Seven Havens, and the future of Avatar Studios.
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Watch Michael and Swara review Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the latest cinematic adventure from the web-slinger.
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Watch Mike and Swara review Christopher Nolan’s latest film, ‘The Odyssey.’
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Swara interviews Egyptian American comic creator Ibrahim Moustafa on his career and the upcoming adaptation of his graphic novel, RetroActive.
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We interview Belce, the writer and artist behind the Graphic Novel Kickstarter, Spices and Sorcery, which gives the entire SWANA region a culturally rich and diverse fantasy adventure.
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We discuss the upcoming third season of My Adventures with Superman with co-executive producers and showrunners Jake Wyatt and Brendan Clogher
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We speak with the composer of the Lily Gladstone-narrated documentary, Bring Them Home, on the buffalo of the Blackfoot Confederacy,
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Mae interviews acclaimed Swedish-Egyptian director Tarik Saleh on the final entry in his Cairo Trilogy, “Eagles of the Republic
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We discuss ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy,’ why May Calamawy (per usual for whatever she’s in) is the best part, and why it’s increasingly clear that we have a narrative problem when it comes to western media depicting us, perhaps more than a representation problem.
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While both encapsulate the immigrant experience, Supergirl does so often in more visceral way than her famous cousin.
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We review Annemarie Jacir’s latest film, “Palestine 36” and discuss how it echoes so much of what we see today.
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We review “The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist” and explain why it’s a call for humanity to take action on AI
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We’re live once again at Awesome Con in Washington D.C. discussing SWANA representation in Fantasy & Sci-Fi!
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We speak with returning Star Trek DS9 star Cirroc Lofton and Tawny Newsome on honoring Captain Sisko’s legacy on “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy”
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The Middle Geeks discuss the SWANA films that received Oscar nominations and make an exciting announcement about this year’s Awesome Con!
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We speak with actress Susan Pourfar on her dual roles in Talene Monahpn’s Armenian-American play “Meet the Cartozians, now playing at NYC’s Second Stage Theater.
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We speak with actor Raffi Barsoumian on his pivotal dual roles in Talene Monahon’s Armenian-American play “Meet the Cartozians, now playing at NYC’s Second Stage Theater.
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The Middle Geeks review “Wicked: For Good”
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Armenian-American playwright Talane Monahon creates an incisive love letter to the Armenian experience with “Meet the Cartozians.
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We interview Yonas Kibreab, Haley Tju, and Michael Benyaer on starring in the new Prime series “Bat-Fam.”
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Swara explains why the announcement of Universal doing a “Mummy” Sequel may not be so exciting, and in fact may be regressive.
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