The conversation begins with Thomas Townley introducing his guest, Ming Chen, and they discuss Chen's podcast and his branded merchandise. They then move on to talk about what Chen has been doing since the TV show Comic Bookman went off the air, and Chen shares that he has been attending Comic Con almost every weekend and has been invited to some of the best conventions, including Planet Comic Con. Chen expresses his gratitude for being invited back and mentions that the promoter, Chris Jackson, sees potential in him. The conversation ends with Townley thanking Chen for coming on the show and wishing him luck in his future endeavors.
The conversation is about Comic Con and the changes that have taken place over the years. The speakers discuss how the event has grown to include bigger stars like William Shatner and John Carl Esposito. They also mention how in the past, being a guest at a con was seen as a sign that your career was over, but now it's a sign that you're doing something right. They note that they are both in the prime of their ages and grew up during the prime of geekdom in the 90s. The speakers expressed their love for the event and how it has become a platform for people to celebrate their geeky passions. They also mention the importance of showing proof of contest entry and encourage others to attend Comic Con to experience the excitement and diversity of the event.
The conversation between two individuals, one of whom is a professional writer, touched on various topics such as the resurgence of 80s culture, sobriety, and prized possessions. The writer expressed his appreciation for the 80s culture and how it is making a comeback, citing the popularity of shows like Stranger Things. They also discussed the sobriety of a mutual acquaintance, Kevin, and how it has impacted his behavior and communication. The conversation then turned to the Pod Deck, a set of cards with interesting conversation starters. They drew a card that asked which living person they most despised, but the writer expressed his reluctance to hate anyone, citing the unpredictability of life. Finally, they discussed their most treasured possessions, including signed Star Wars and Karate Kid posters, as well as an autograph wall in the writer's studio. Overall, the conversation was lighthearted and focused on pop culture and personal interests.
In this conversation, Ming Chen, a professional writer, discusses his career and personal life with the interviewer. He talks about his love for comic books and his time working at a comic book shop. When asked about where he would like his ashes to be scattered, he mentions the Pacific Ocean, the comic book shop, and the Baltimore Orioles baseball field. In addition, he expresses his desire to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated, despite not having done anything athletic recently.
Throughout the conversation, Chen displays a fun and lighthearted personality, joking about being above William Shatner since he went to space. He also mentions his podcast, Multiverse Tonight, which he describes as the best podcast in the universe or multiverse.
Overall, this conversation sheds light on Chen's passion for comic books, his humorous personality, and his aspirations for his personal and professional life.