We’re talking all things comics on this episode, featuring “13 Demons Dead” by Adam Tierney and set to be released by IDW Publishing on Aug. 4. Here’s a peek at what lies within its pages:

“Fourteen-year-old Everly “Ev” Espada was walking home one night when she spotted her favorite teacher, Father Serrano, suspended in midair, choking and being ripped apart by something she couldn’t see. Acting on pure instinct, Ev swings a nearby pipe and shatters the illusion, exposing a monstrous demon in the middle of her school. With one lucky shot, the creature is dead. And so is Ev’s normal life.

By killing one of Earth’s Thirteen Hidden Demons, Ev has unknowingly triggered an ancient covenant. She’s been marked as the latest demon hunter, and the remaining twelve demons are already coming for her. The rules are simple and merciless: slay all thirteen within one year… or they will return more powerful, more vicious, and utterly unstoppable.”

Adam, Max and Curtis talk about what went into developing the story, which was among Adam’s early forays into the world of comics. Adam shares what it was like working with the title’s artist Saspy, and how they brought his idea to life.

From there, it’s all business, as Adam speaks honestly about the comics industry, imparts some advice on how to get started, and addresses the notion of it being “too late.”

You can learn more at http://adamctierney.com

Getting your foot in the door of the music industry is a challenge, and in this episode, the musical duo of Twayn — twin sisters Hannah and Grace —share their advice, which includes taking the opportunities when they arrive.

We talk their new single, “Wouldn’t It Be Better?” and the very personal experience that inspired it. Hannah and Grace recount their early years and how they came to be a band, and the many lessons learned on the road, particularly from the legendary Jools Holland.

Wrapping this up is their new single, “Wouldn’t It Be Better?”

Like the episode? Be sure to check out https://twayn.co.uk for new music, tour dates, and more.

GRAMMY® Winner and three-time nominee Darlene Koldenhoven’s memoir, “Put Your Dress Down and Sing” (Sibylline Press), shows how a shy, introverted, Calvinist girl from the South Side of Chicago became known globally as the tambourine-waving choir nun in both “Sister Act” movies with Whoopi Goldberg and the featured soprano soloist in “Yanni, Live at the Acropolis,” the most popular PBS-TV Special and video seen by over 1.5 billion worldwide.

And believe it or not, that’s just a portion of the amazing tales in this book.

Darlene talks about the book’s origins and how she came to work with Sibylline Press. We go into the writing process, which took only a handful of months, and how she wound up needing to cut around 100,000 words from the manuscript!

Darlene shares a few stories in the book, such as how the title came to be, her many years in music and the message she hopes to impart to readers.

Want to pre-order your copy? Then head over to www.darlenekoldenhoven.com!