From the Boondocks to Blacula Rodney Barnes shows us how it's done copertina

From the Boondocks to Blacula Rodney Barnes shows us how it's done

From the Boondocks to Blacula Rodney Barnes shows us how it's done

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 In this episode of THEBLERDGURL® PODCAST Karama welcomes back the multi-talented Rodney Barnes, a seasoned writer with an impressive career spanning from ’90s shows like “The Boondocks” and “Everybody Hates Chris” to his current work, “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” and “Wu Tang: An American Saga.” During their chat, Rodney shares some exciting news about his upcoming comic project, “Florence and Normandie,” which is a cool collaboration with rapper Xzibit. and reveals Todd McFarlane agreed to a SPAWN appeaernce in “Killadelphia” . And just in time for Halloween, Rodney has dropped the trailer for his new horror podcast, “Run Fool.” It’s perfect for horror fans who love creepy anthologies. This was a really fun epsidoe. Please comment and subscribe! Rodney Barnes will launch the new horror podcast ” Run Fool” in November LISTEN BELOW OR CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCATCHER If you enjoyed my chat with JACQUE AYE please subscribe and leave a comment over on iTunes for me if you can, it really helps me out. Or, screenshot your podcatcher and tag theblerdgurl over on IG stories with what you liked about it! Watch this interview on youtube THIS WEEK’S SPONSORS otaku noir DISCOUNT CODE: THEBLERDGURL SHOW NOTES Otaku Noir Mystery BoxKilladelphiaRun Fool podcastFlorence & NormandieBlacula: Return of the King Transcript Email Download New Tab Karama (00:00:00) - Rodney, I am so excited that you are back to join me. It's been a minute. I think the last time I talked to you it was my live stream on Twitch and it was like 2021, which is like 35 years ago. Rodney (00:00:13) - That's way too long. That's way too long. I'm about ten years older. Exactly. Karama (00:00:18) - It's like I keep telling everybody like the pandemic was the blip, so we all lost about a decade. I have some notes about what we talked about last time, and I think this is going to be really fun, sort of walk down memory lane for a second. So you were in the writers room for Winning Time season one the first time we spoke, winning Time The rise of the Lakers. Your hit show on Max now, season two just finished airing, and you've won a Black award and were nominated for an Emmy. Congrats. And you also did a podcast for that show, right? Rodney (00:00:49) - Yes, I did the Winning Time podcast. Yeah. Karama (00:00:52) - You also had just launched your own imprint, Zombie Love Studios, and inked a deal with Substack, where you run your Dark Apocrypha newsletter. Karama (00:01:00) - Full disclosure I'm a subscriber. Nita Hawes: Nightmare blog, the spin off To KillAdelphia, had just come out, and you hinted that you might be doing a little something with Blacula. Yes. And now Blacula and Nita Hauser out kill Adelphia continues. You had another kids comic, I think Monster Monarch. Rodney (00:01:21) - I did a book. Monarch. Yeah, it was a little bloody for kids, but yes. Karama (00:01:25) - And then I saw. Rodney (00:01:26) - Kids in it. Karama (00:01:26) - There were kids in it. Rodney (00:01:27) - Running for their lives. But yes, yes, poor kids. Karama (00:01:31) - It was like anime. You were just killing them. Yeah. Rodney (00:01:33) - There you go. There you go, there you go. Karama (00:01:36) - And then I saw a mandalorian comic in there. Um, and then you recently you announced a comic with exhibit, and then somebody from your team sent me an Alice Cooper comic that features Prince and Michael Jackson in hell with Richard Pryor. Rodney (00:01:53) - There you go. Karama (00:01:54) - Yes. What are. Rodney (00:01:55) - You. Miles Davis is in the background to. Oh my. Karama (00:01:57) - God. So let's start with these comics, man. Uh, and also, since, you know, we're in spooky season and horror is your jam. Yep. Blacula return of the King. Yeah, that dropped January of this year, which also probably feels like 20 years ago. Rodney (00:02:15) - It does. Karama (00:02:16) - For those who don't know what is the premise. Is this tied to the original movie? Rodney (00:02:20) - It is tied to it. I actually do a recap in every chapter is five chapters long and every chapter. I sort of use the movie as motivation and incentive to to sort of say why I did this. It's not literal in that sense, but why Prince Marmalade, aka Blacula is still relevant, why he fits in today's world, and then the ongoing narrative within the story is supporting that idea that he does fit in this world, and that he has a place and a significant place, and hopefully folks dig it. Karama (00:02:59) - Well, it seems like a lot of folks are digging it. I believe that is the hardcover out. Rodney (00:03:04) - The full hardcover comes out this spring that's actually being printed as we speak, but I think it's in previews now. Karama (00:03:13) - And did Jason Shawn Alexander do the art on that or he did. That's your buddy. That's your partner in crime? Rodney (00:03:19) - I don't know how when I ...
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