I’ll also post a link to the podcast after the show so you can listen later if you miss it the first go around.

» Several cartoonist were featured in industry podcasts. Dog Eat Doug creator Brian Anderson was on Sequential Artists’ Podcast; David Reddick was featured on Comics Coast to Coast to talk about Legend of Bill; and Lucas Turnbloom was on gigcast to talk about his webcomic Imagine This.

» John Kovaleski will be at the MoCCA show (table A38) premiering the first Jack N. Box comic and a Bo Nanas pantomime mini-comic, among other things. Stop by for a free Bo Nanas.

» Kieran Meehan’s A Lawyer a Doctor and a Cop name change is effective July 7.

» Tom Richmond has written a tribute or memorial to MAD Magazine creator William M. Gaines.

» Bleeker creator Jonathan Mahood is featured on the Sunday Funnies podcast.

» TDC regular, InkSwig founder, Dawn Douglass has set up a new forum to discuss new and upcoming comics, or as she writes, “Wet Ink is an experiment to see if we can create a community where it’s safe to ask questions and fun to share feedback, like the old Comics Edge site that Fred Schecker created for Tribune media about a decade ago.” Go visit it at Web Ink.

In part one of this eye-opening conversation, Wiley tells us what is wrong and right with everything cartoony. The artists’ approach, the point of view one should have as a commercial entity, and most interestingly- how to think like an editor.

Wiley has spent many years working at newspapers and he knows how newspapers think and how they approach comic strips. He also tells us how he broke barriers in working for new approaches in coloring the Sunday pages.

They also speak to Chad’s marketing guru Bill Kellogg.

Don’t forget to check out Dave’s Cartoonist’s Cartoonist profile and see which cartoonists he admires or influenced his work.

This week Francesco Marciuliano mixes it up with us from a cell phone, on this very silly interview. ‘Ces is a very funny guy, and he lets us in on the legacy of Sally Forth and what it’s like from a writer’s perspective to collaborate with an artist on a strip.