Thursday, July 27, 2006
Meta: Cartoon Geeks Interview
The first edition of the Cartoon Geeks Blogcast is out, and it features an interview with ASIFA-Hollywood's Archive Director, Steve Worth. Michelle Klein-Hass, Thomas E. Reed and Martin "Dr Toon" Goodman are the bloggers behind The Cartoon Geeks' Blog. It promises to be an entertaining blogcast series, so check it out.
You can listen to just Michelle Klein-Hass' Interview With Steve Worth or visit the Cartoon Geeks Blog to listen to the entire blogcast.
Thanks to Michelle, Thomas and Martin for their great new blog!
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