Actor talked to me about a new way for fans to get autographs and we chat Q’s getting older on Star Trek Picard, and how Q original plan didn’t work for the actor.

In this episode, Tony sits down with the extraordinary Elizabeth Grullon, the actor behind one of the most unforgettable villains in modern Star Wars storytelling: Trilla Suduri, the Second Sister from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Elizabeth doesn’t just talk about the role—she becomes it. At Tony’s request, she slips back into the chilling, razor‑sharp voice of the Second Sister, giving listeners a rare chance to hear that iconic performance live.

Interview with Visual Effects Supervisor Phil Prater on the many effects in Halo including creatures, vehicles and Master Sargeant.

Actor talks about her character Margo Madison navigating in the boys club of NASA in For All Mankind

In this episode, we crack open the ice around one of science fiction and horror’s most influential stories: John W. Campbell’s 1938 novella Who Goes There?—the chilling foundation for The Thing from Another World (1951), John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982), and the 2011 prequel.

In this premiere installment of our Rewind series on Cosmos, we revisit the groundbreaking revival of one of science communication’s most beloved franchises. Recorded at New York Comic Con, this episode brings together the voices who shaped the modern era of Cosmos:

For this special edition of Time Capsule, we open the vault and revisit some of the most influential extraterrestrial stories ever broadcast. From the paranoia‑soaked 1960s to the blockbuster‑fueled 1980s and the conspiracy‑rich 1990s, these creators and performers helped define how generations imagined first contact—and the fear that comes with it.

In this episode, Tony sits down over Zoom with Jaime Anderson, creative director of Anderson Entertainment and son of legendary producer Gerry Anderson—the visionary behind some of the most iconic sci‑fi television ever made.

In this special episode, the incomparable Tricia Helfer to explore her diverse and fascinating career across television, film, and gaming. From iconic sci-fi roles to unexpected turns in horror and voice acting, Tricia shares candid insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections on her journey.

Tony Tellado unravels the intriguing world of ”The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” with some of the cast. Featuring Terry O’Quinn, Leslie Ann-Brandt, and Craig Tate

Step back into the airwaves of New York City with this vintage recording from Tony’s radio days. Fresh off the success of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, writer-producer Pen Densham turned his creative energy toward reviving one of television’s most iconic sci-fi anthologies: The Outer Limits. His vision brought the series back to life for a remarkable eight-season run, blending timeless speculative storytelling with modern sensibilities.

In this episode, we journey back to the golden age of Star Wars fandom with Craig Miller, the original Director of Fan Relations at Lucasfilm from 1977 to 1980. Craig shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time shaping the galaxy’s most passionate fanbase—before the internet, before social media, and before Star Wars was a household name.

On this Trek Tuesday edition of Exploring Humanity Through Sci-Fi, Tony participated in a round table with actors Paul Wesley and Ethan Peck

Actress Lynn Collins to explore her journey through two very different but equally ambitious projects. From embodying Leah Shaw on The Walking Dead—a character caught between loyalty, survival, and love—to starring in the ill-fated Disney epic John Carter

In this special Byte conversation, writer J Holtham takes us inside the creative process of reimagining Hawkeye for Marvel’s Wastelanders audio series. Set in a bleak future where heroes have aged and the world has changed, Holtham explores what it means to write Clint Barton not as the sharp‑shooting Avenger we once knew, but as a man confronting legacy, regret, and resilience.

From the buzz of the London premiere to the looming mysteries of season two, Byte brings you a conversation with Graham Yost, the creative mind steering Apple TV+’s acclaimed sci‑fi series Silo. On the red carpet, Yost reflects on the season one setting up the series, and the source of Juliet’s arc.

In this episode, I chatted with acclaimed composer Kurt Farquhar, whose music has shaped some of the most memorable moments in television. From the electrifying beats of Black Lightning on The CW

This Month’s News includes 🎬 Industry Shake-Ups & Studio Drama, Warner Bros confirms a hostile takeover attempt from Paramount, setting the stage for one of Hollywood’s most dramatic corporate battles in years. James Cameron reveals that expanding the Avatar sequels from three to four faced pushback from the studio, sparking debate about franchise fatigue versus visionary ambition. More....

🧟‍♂️ In this special episode, we bring together two conversations with Terry Crews and Kersti Bryan, diving deep into their unforgettable roles in AMC’s Tales of the Walking Dead (2022). Created by Channing Powell and Scott Gimple, the anthology series ran for one season, expanding the universe of The Walking Dead with fresh stories of survival, connection, and transformation.

🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Jessie Marie Garcia, the voice behind Gotham’s sharp and determined detective Renee Montoya in Spotify’s Batman UnBuried.