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Welcome to Cult-Pop.comThis web site is the online version of Cult Pop, a show that examines our current pop culture. Cult Pop is produced in the Downriver area, just south of Detroit, Michigan. It airs on Comcast Cablevision (channel 20) and is seen in 25 cities in southeastern Michigan. Click on any of the shows below to watch that particular episode.
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New! 15-July-2008 -Cult Pop 19, more from the 2008 Penguicon. In the second of three shows Jim Hall interviews Matt Arnold 2008 Penguicon's Minister of Communication and next year's convention chairman. He discusses the activities that were there this year and what is coming up next year during Penguicon 7.0. A big thank you to Matt from Cult Pop for all his help this year and in years past. Also interviewed is science fiction legend and multiple Hugo Award winning author Vernor Vinge. Author of "True Names", and Hugo Award winning novels "A Fire Upon the Deep", "A Deepness in the Sky", and "Rainbows End". A must see interview. 19-Jun-2008 -Cult Pop 18, the Cult Pop crew visits the 2008 Penguicon and got to chat with some of our favorite authors. In the first of three shows Jim Hall interviews Jim Hines author of the Goblin series of books. He next talks to gothic horror/fantasy author Cherie Priest and they discuss her Eden Moore book series. 30-May-2008 -Cult Pop 17, Jim Hall calls The Consortium of Genius in New Orleans and nearly gets more than he asked for. He talks to Dr. Milo T. Pinkerton III, Dr. Harry A. Rachnid, and Dr. Z, three mad scientists that are bent on taking over the world. Bow to the COG! Long may the COG rule!........ 10-May-2008 -Cult Pop 16, Jim Hall is still on the phone. He calls Ben Tanzer in Chicago, author of " Lucky Man" a coming of age novel that Jim compares to Stephen King's "Stand by Me". Next he calls author/artist Stefan Bucher in Los Angeles, author of "100 Days of Monsters" an unusual book that contains his drawings of monsters along with stories submitted by people who viewed them on his web site. 16-April-2008 -Cult Pop 15, something to take your mind of income taxes! Jim Hall is on the phone again! He calls Lauren Groff in Florida, author of " Monsters of Templeton" a novel set in Cooperstown New York. Being a man of the world he then calls Corey Redekop in Manitoba, Canada, author of "Shelf Monkey" a witty story that any book lover would enjoy. 7-March-2008 -Cult Pop 14, an all art special. Jim Hall interviews artist Nina Friday at Wyandotte's River's Edge Gallery , Cult Pop's own Mike Wooley at A to Z Comics in Garden City, Michigan, and visits with George McVey and Michael Marcus the Hamtramck Idea Men in Hamtramck, Michigan. 27-February-2008 - Listen to Jim Hall and Jerry Jesion interviewed live by Jevon Ryan and Irma Arkus of HiSciHi on Friday, February 29 at 5:30 PST (8:30 EST). Just click here to listen live (may need to install additional software) or here (IE 7 or FireFox required) to listen if you miss the live broadcast. 6-February-2008 - Cult Pop 13, more from this year's Confusion. Jim Hall gets to talk to husband and wife authors Scott Westerfeld and Justine Larbalestier. They discuss the emergence of young adult science fiction and their contributions to this new genre. 24-January-2008 - Cult Pop 12, Jim Hall visits Confusion and interviews author Tobias Buckell and artist Carl Lundgren. Tobias discusses his upcoming novel "Sly Mongoose" and the video he made about it. (Cult Pop's own Mike Wooley composed the music!) He also tells about his short stories and more. Artist Carl Lundgren describes his creative process and his career as a rock and science fiction artist. 19-November-2007 - Cult Pop 11, Jim Hall goes to Hell (Michigan that is) and is Mayor for a day. Also included are interviews with artist Audrey Pongracz and author Susan Goodwill. 8-November-2007 - Cult Pop 10, Jim Hall interviews Jeff VanderMeer, author of "City of Saints and Madmen", "Shriek: An Afterword", and "Veniss Underground". He has also edited the anthologies "Best American Fantasy 2007", "The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases" and "Leviathan 3". Jeff is located in Florida, and we interviewed him via phone. |
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