Plot, plot? Who's got the plot? Genre does! Chris and Mackenzie go where no podcast has gone before: Into genre animation! And if they have gone there before, then we're certainly using the style of this in safe-but-surprising ways to stay in the same vein but be unique! Exclamation points!!! Why do people look down on genre fiction? What's Neil Gaiman got to do with it? What exactly is Jonny Quest studying for? Why did the adventure genre go away (hint: racism)?
Interview with Neil Gaiman and Kazuo Ishiguro about Genre: http://bit.ly/1U9kZMv
"Brad Bird: Animation is Not a Genre:" http://bit.ly/1U9kLVO
Story: Substance, Structure, Style and the Principles of Screenwriting by Robert McKee: http://amzn.to/1U9llTf
About Limited Animation: http://bit.ly/1U9m8Uc
"Indiana Jones and the Migration to Science Fiction:" http://bit.ly/1UEst7f
About Jonny Quest: http://bit.ly/1YgDUYM
About the episode "The Robot Spy:" http://imdb.to/1UEsCb0
Buy "The Robot Spy" on iTunes: http://apple.co/1UEtnRa
About Duck Dodgers- the TV Show: http://bit.ly/1YgEjue
About the episode "The Queen is Wild:" http://imdb.to/1YgE5TS
Buy "The Queen is Wild" on iTunes: http://apple.co/1YgDTnB
About the original, Chuck Jones Duck Dodgers shorts: http://bit.ly/1YgDv8J
The Duck Dodgers Theme Song: http://bit.ly/1UEsLeA
About "Hair-Raising Hare:" http://bit.ly/1UEtzA9 Buy "Hair-Raising Hare" on iTunes: http://apple.co/1YgEhCC
Learn more about John August (the man, the myth): http://bit.ly/1YgEgyD

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