We’re thrilled as Dr. Michio Kaku returns to talk about his new book “Physics of the Future“. Will robots take over the planet a la SkyNet? What’s the definition of “smart”? How ethical is it for scientists to manipulate DNA of an unborn baby? Can they regrow an organ or a limb? We discuss this and more.…

We know him as the guy we see at Dragon*Con every year. You may, or may not, know him as the Senior Editor for How Stuff Works.com. We talk to Jonathan about his work at the site, how things are chosen for assignments and peer into his background.By Chuck Tomasi and Kreg Steppe

With all the hype around Tron:Legacy, we thought we would check in with one of the Internet’s most notable Tron icons, Jay Maynard – better known as Tron Guy. This interview isn’t just about his costume and the movie. We explore Jay’s got his own “legacy” of computers and skills to match. And if you think you can predict his answers to our quick qu…

Actor Neil Grayston is best known for his role as Douglas Fargo on SyFy channel’s popular show Eureka. Neil took a few minutes from his busy schedule to hang out (and geek out) with me. We talk about Eureka, of course, and run down some rabbit trails. Listen and enjoy!By Chuck Tomasi and Kreg Steppe

Join us for a great interview with Gil Gerard live from Dragon*Con 2010. Gil is most famous for his role in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, but he has also been involved with many other shows and movies. He also talked to us at length about an upcoming project he’s working on. Want to know more? Give a listen.…

Kreg and I caught up with Edward James Olmos at Dragon*Con 2010. He was kind enough to give us an exclusive interview in exchange for a cup of coffee. The interview was early and we were a bit tired from the night before. Nevertheless, Edward hit it out of the park with this one. Find out what Edward did before he was an actor and how he achieved i…

What’s this podcast all about? Listen and find out the who, what, why, when, where, and how from our short interview with each other. –Chuck & KregBy Chuck Tomasi and Kreg Steppe