AGP (Amanda Gilliam Presents)

On this episode of AGP, host Amanda is joined by her fellow AGP gamers, Cathy, Zach, and Tyler, as they talk about 2017's E3 conference.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome back our friend Steve Hannon to the show. Steve is joining us to talk about an event coming up on 6/9/17-6/11/17, Geek Out. Geek Out is an amazing event with gaming, live Mario Kart, and so much more. So join us to learn more about Geek Out, and how you can get in on the fun.

Have a 3 week break we are back with another episode of the AGP podcast! Helping us welcome back host Amanda is our friend Michael Boruff, because nobody loves to talk about the latest in nerd culture like Michael. So please join us tonight to learn why Amanda had to take a 3 week break, and see what her and Michael have to say about the latest news in pop culture.

On this episode of AGP, Amanda talks with Shawn Harbin. Shawn Harbin is a writer and artist, known mostly for his comic book work. He has two degrees from the University of Tennessee, and was trained by contemporary New York artists Eva Lundsager and Ann Craven. His work has been featured in Guitar World Magazine, Knights of The Diner Table, and The Video Podcast Pete's Basement. He has contributed pencils to Red Stylo's Shakespeare Shaken Anthology and Amber Love's Holy Oak. He co-created, pencilled and inked the Comic book series Roadkill Du Jour with writer Kevin LaPorte. Shawn Harbin. Is responsible for creating, writing and drawing the webcomic Heldback and The Dungeon Comic. He has designed book covers for author John Dawson Jackson's several book series. Frequently he has been the guest artist of numerous comic book conventions and appeared on the podcast 8bit-Heroes on The Nerdist, and on SoFlorida Radio's The PowWow Show. TXW Wrestling and SAW Wrestling hired Shawn for his humor and was the featured color commentator for both shows for a few years. He also runs BSX22 Studios, a small freelance art/design company based in Knoxville, Tennessee, it focuses mainly on horror/fantasy genres with an emphasis on humor.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome back our friend Rodney Fyke, from our sponsor Hazzum Productions. Rodney is a professional #writer and #artist from Cincinnati, Ohio. He is currently working on his 6th issue of his all ages #comic Peanut, Puddinâ?? nâ?? Jelly which he self-publishes through Hazzum Productions. Rodney is a versatile artist whose art style ranges anywhere from graphic cartoony to detailed illustration pieces.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome back Adam Alan Wik. Adam is the founder of Galatune. Galatune is an anime-inspired card game and comic book series loaded with an awesome fusion of medieval fantasy and science-fiction themes. So please join us to learn more about Adam and the cardgame/comic Galatune. Adam will be giving us the latest update and development of Galatune.

On tonight's episode of #AGP, join members of AGP, Zach Gregg, Tyler Van Winkle, along with Richard Katterjohn, and Michael Boruff, from sponsor Underground Video Network, as they sit down an talk about the latest in nerd culture, the drop of both #JusticLeague and #SpidermanHomecoming trailers, and the Gem City Comic Con.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome comic creator Jennie Wood to the show! Jennie Wood is the creator and writer of Flutter, a graphic novel series published by 215 Ink. Featured in The New York Times, Boston Globe, and on Law & Order: SVU, Flutter is one of the best LGBT graphic novels of 2013 and 2015, according to The Advocate. Bleeding Cool lists Flutter as one of the 15 best indie comics of 2014. Flutter, Volume Two: Donâ??t Let Me Die Nervous has been named a 2015 Graphic Novel Diversity Award Honor Book by the Virginia Library Association. Comic Legend Gail Simone calls Flutter â??a truly thrilling graphic novel.â?? Jennie is also the author of the YA novel, A Boy Like Me, which is a Next Generation Indie Book Awards finalist, an INDIEFAB Book of the Year finalist, and one of Foreword Reviewsâ?? 10 Best Indie YA novels for 2014. She is an ongoing contributor to the award-winning, New York Times best-selling FUBAR comic anthologies. Jennieâ??s most recent work, Charada, can be found in Singularity: Rise of the Posthumans, the first anthology in a series introducing a new breed of superheroes.

On this episode of AGP, we welcome back Jesse Noble to the show. Jesse is the the owner/operator of the Gem City Comic Con, and he is going to give us some incite on what is happening at the 2017 show, which will be held on April 1st and 2nd 2017.

Join AGP members Amanda and Zach as they talk video games, movies, and comic book conventions.