Left to Right: Chris Gore, Sam Maggs, Ali Mattu, Amy Ratcliffe, Andre Meadows, Ivy Doom Kitty, and Tony Kim
Crazy 4 Comic Con's Tony Kim hosted a great panel at San Diego Comic Con on a bunch of geeky topics. Along the way we discussed race, the objectification of women, bullying, and how to be yourself online. Check it out below and be sure to follow the awesome panelists:
Special thanks to Lawrence Brenner for the video footage.
Tony Kim, you know the guy whose mission is to help others have life changing experiences at Comic Con, invited me to be on his podcast. We talked about growing up as geeky minorities, how Star Trek influenced our lives, and why Comic Con means so much to us.
You can download the episode at Crazy 4 Comic Con or subscribe to Tony's podcast on iTunes. Make sure you follow him on Twitter because he's one of the nicest guys in the Comc Con community!
I've covered the good, bad, and ugly psychology of Comic Con before, but for this year's Comic Con I wanted to do something different for THE PSYCH SHOW. So here's a video celebrating the psychology of San Diego Comic Con brought to you by the awesome people who attend it.
Be sure to check out my guests on Twitter:
It's San Diego Comic Con week! THE PSYCH SHOW celebrates by looking back at the best moments from the Psychology of Star Trek VS. Star Wars Comic Con panel series. Watch Dr. Andrea Letamendi and I debate Data VS. C3PO, explore failure and regret, discuss love in the final frontier and a galaxy far far away, and breakdown the psychology of the Federation and Galactic Empire.
Thank you to Brian Ward for moderating and our panelists for being so awesome:
Be sure to check out Episode V of our panel later this week at Comic Con!
My buddy Alan Kistler, the New York Times bestselling author behind Doctor Who: A History, just relaunched his podcast Crazy Sexy Geeks and asked me to join him for a discussion on artificial intelligence. From the ancient Greeks to Blade Runner and Avengers: Age of Ultron, we explore what would happen if machines came to life and why these stories resonate with us.
Download the episode, subscribe to the podcast, and follow Alan on Twitter.
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