It's open lines with Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist and the co-founder / artistic director of Q Cinema, Todd Camp.  Todd has also worked as a cartoonist and filmmaker and joins Scott and Oliver for some comic-commentary and Speed Racer and pop culture round-table.

Actor, director and comic creator, Thomas Jane joins the first quarter of the show to talk about 'Bad Planet,' his directorial debut with the upcomming 'Dark Country' and his (and a round table of Scott, Oliver, guests and callers') thoughts on the new Iron Man movie in theaters.

Join Scott, Oliver, Sean, Jeff, Luke, Brandon and Britta as the crew members who have already seen the new Iron Man feature film try their hardest not spoil it for those who have not.

And the hits keep coming as Scott and TJ speak about maaaaaaaanga in 2003 and interview Jim Lujan, animation guru.

Scott and TJ go over their recent comic purchases and waste an hour in this April 2003 FbR oldie.

Scott and TJ talking about the comics, tv and pop culture highlights of Spring 2003 before being joined by alternative comic creator Jason Yungbluth of Deep Fried.

At the hight of true Internet flame-wars and fanamosity, Denny Haynes, the lead moderator of the 'Bendis Boards' joins the show to talk comics and the new way we argue over them.

While he was Editor-In-Chief at Top Cow Productions in 2003, Jim McLauchlin stops by to chat with TJ and Scott.

Tune in for this wild stream of consciousness between comic creators of 'Bastard Samurai,' writer Miles Gunter, illustrator Kelsey Shannon and hosts Scott and TJ recorded back in 2003.

The, then, Executive Director of the New York City Comic Book Museum, and now VP of Sales at Marvel Comics, David Gabriel joins hosts Scott and TJ in this 2003 interview.

Top professional gamer, John "Fatal1ty" Wendel and director of the new documentary, 'FRAG,' Mike Pasely both join Scott and the FbR Crew this Sunday at 7pm/6 CST to discuss the film about the life of pro-gamers, the future of eSports and pop culture.

Scott, Oliver and Sean crack open the pages of the brand new Secret Invasion #1 and start speculating like mad.  Listen in for April Fools Day reactions, Sub or Flub and tons of callers in this uber-fast FbR.

Kenneth Johnson is a veteran writer/producer/director who is responsible for the television mini-series, V, the original Bionic Woman, the Incredible Hulk tv series, and Alien Nation.  He returns to two of his science-fiction universes with his new novel V: The Second Generation and Alien Nation: The Ultimate Edition on DVD in stores on 4/15.
Isamu Fukui is the young author of a sci-fi, dystopian novel, Truancy which he wrote when he was sixteen years old.

More of writer Mark Millar and artist John Romita Jr. LIVE on Fanboy Radio, this time with co-host Oliver on board and an extra dash of callers and chaos.

This month's Indie show features hip-hop artist and regular guest of FbR, Jim Mahfood as well as a indie publisher spotlight on Pandemonium Comics with publisher Mike Heronime.

The creators of the new comic from IDW Publishing, Everybody's Dead, writer Brian Lynch and artist Dave Crosland join Scott for a live hour of Fanboy Radio.

John Romita Jr. and (eventually) Mark Millar both join Scott for an hour to catch-up on their recent work including Kick-Ass!

Wendy (and Richard) Pini, the creator(s) of Elfquest, joins hosts Sonny Strait, Scott Hinze & Jeff Yale to chat about the 30 year history of the book, the creators relationship, theatre, cos-play, and pop culture news on a live broadcast of Fanboy Radio. 

Cartoonist Jeff Smith and comedian Tommy Chong join Fanboy Radio for two live interviews with the very ill Scott Hinze and Jeff Yale.

Scott speaks with representitives from the pop culture industries of international animation, reality television and major video games. Guests include writer/illustrator Martin Baynton & Richard Taylor of WETA Workshop who have collaborated on the computer animated childrens series Jane and the Dragon, as well as the hosts of Sci-Fi Channel's UFO Hunters, Oliver Kemenczky & Ted Davis, and finally video game creative head Matthew Sophos.