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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2024 · 21 MIN

Rich Conversations: From AI Theories to Iconic Comic Adaptations on Time Capsule 405

from Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi · host Tony Tellado

Tony Tellado on Sci-Fi Talk. brings you a collection of captivating interviews old and new. First is Dr. David Martorano to discuss his thought-provoking novel "Immortality Epocalypse," which tackles the complex relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence. Voice director Andrea Romano and legend Jim Lee reminisce about their significant contributions to the world of DC animation and gaming. Join us as Julie Nathanson shares her experiences voicing Gilda Dent in "The Long Halloween," and Aleks Paunovic reflects on his emotional journey in the series "Van Helsing."  Subscribe To Sci-Fi Talk Plus at Sci-Fi Talk Plus (supercast.com)

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Tony Tellado on Sci-Fi Talk. brings you a collection of captivating interviews old and new. First is Dr. David Martorano to discuss his thought-provoking novel ”Immortality Epocalypse,” which tackles the complex relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence.

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