Your weekly HypaSpace audio podcast compliments HypaSpace with an informative look at news and gossip from the Entertainment Industry as it relates to Science Fiction Horror, Comics, Fantasy and more.

2008 Podcasts:

April 30- Rehka Sharma and Peter David discuss Battlestar Galactica: Episode 3- The Ties That Bind, Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz talk about The new X-Files movie, and director Frank Miller pays tribute to the creator of the spirit, Will Eisner.

April 19- Katee Sackhoff, Bob Layton, Jackie Chan and Brad Bird are on the podcast this week. Katee discusses her role as Starbuck on Battlestar Galactica, Bob Layton has his take on Iron Man, Jackie Chan discusses his new movie 'Forbidden Kingdom' with Natasha Eloi, and Brad Bird waxes eloquent about Superman.

April 11- BSG actress Grace Park, Young X-Men artist Yanick Paquette, and Klingon linguist Marc Okrand are interviewed. Host Mark Askwith is joined by Natasha Eloi, plus out-takes from the Battlestar Galactica forum.

April 4- A Battlestar Special! Richard Hatch, Katee Sackhoff, Alessandro Julianni, Grace Park and Ron Moore all join us to celebrate Battlestar Galactica Season 4.

March 29 - Interviews with David Eick, Grace Park, Neil Gaiman, Charles Burns, and Steven Hall.

March 22 - Edward James Olmos, Anne Rice, Christopher Golden, and Philippe Therien join host Mark Askwith on the podcast this week.

March 15 - FeaturingTricia Helfer, Michael Rymer, Bryan Singer, Jeff Smith, Bob Layton and Terry Pratchett.

March 8 - Interviews with James Callis, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge, Robert C. Cooper, Larry Hama and DC Fontana are featured on this podcast.

March 1, 2008 :  Jamie Bamber discusses some of the revelations from the season 3 cliffhanger of BSG. Crispin Glover, Sir Anthony Hopkins, and Ray Winstone, discuss the motion capture technology used on Beowulf. As well, author Nalo Hopkinson reads from her novel 'Brown Girl in the Ring'.

February 23 Podcast - Sir Anthony Hopkins, Ray Winstone, Roger Avery and Neil Gaiman discuss Beowulf with host Mark Askwith. Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane weighs in on Star Trek, Patrick Stewart and the end of the writer's strike. The producer of the Ubisoft's Lost: Via Domus game explains his approach to adapting a popular tv franchise. Darwyn Cooke explores the New Frontier on DVD, and Ron Moore has some insights into season 4, and a possible sequel to BSG.

February 16 Podcast - Ron Moore, Jane Espenson, David Weddle and Mark Verheiden discuss the impact that the WGA strike had on Battlestar Galactica. As well, host Mark Askwith brings you the news, and some more cool interviews George Romero chats about Diary of the Dead, Kazu Kibuishi explains the plot of his new graphic novel, Amulet, and the vault features Eric Idle elevating the importance of comedy.

February 9 Podcast -  Ron Moore, Jane Espenson, David Weddle and Mark Verheiden discuss the impact that the WGA strike had on Battlestar Galactica. George Romero chats about Diary of the Dead, Kazu Kibuishi explains the plot of his new graphic novel, Amulet, and the vault features Eric Idle elevating the importance of comedy.

February 2 Podcast - Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman discuss their script for the new Star Trek movie. David Goyer salutes the Y the Last Man comic book series. Terry Goodkind outlines his formula for fantasy. Carrie Ann Moss chats about the impact of the Matrix Trilogy. As well, Natasha Eloi joins host Mark Askwith in the podcast booth to talk toys.

January 25 Podcast - Matthew Fox, J.J. Abrams, and Finding Lost author Nikki Stafford discuss LOST. Mark Askwith and Natasha Eloi join in the LOST specualtion, and we talk to the creators of the Oscar nominated film Madame Tutli-Putli. On The Vault we highlight a Natasha Eloi interview with Daniel Craig, star of the next Bond film- Quantum of Solace.

January 19 Podcast - David Hewlett discusses Stargate Atlantis Season 3. Former Lost story editor Paul Dini talk's DC's Countdown Comic. We also cover the Consumer Electronics Show, the award winning novel The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Natasha Eloi joins host Mark Askwith to highlight the FAUNA toyline from MTV Canada, and the Vault features Mad Max director George Miller.

January 12, 2008 - Thomas Dekker, Lena Headey, Summer Glau and Richard T. Jones discuss Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles with host/producer Mark Askwith. Mark also interviews the author of 'The Lost', and 'The Girl Next Door'- Jack Ketchum, and breaks into the Vault for a 1997 interview with James Cameron.

January 5, 2008 - Douglas Trumbull, Alan Moore, and Neil Gaiman are on the podcast this week. Host Mark Askwith looks back at the 1986 Robotech series with UDON Entertainment artists Omar Dogan and Jim Zubkavich. Mark also offers up his choices for the Five Best Comics of 2007.

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