For the first episode of their podcast, Nory and Jeff discuss Asterix the Gaul by Goscinny and Uderzo.

The editing on this episode is pretty darn bad. Don't worry--Jeff gets better.

https://anchor.fm/graphicallyspeaking/episodes/Asterix-the-Gaul-el5pjr

This time, Nory and Jeff talk about the second Asterix graphic novel, Asterix and the Golden Sickle.

This one sounds a bit better than the first but still isn't great.

https://anchor.fm/graphicallyspeaking/episodes/Asterix-and-the-Golden-Sickle-emk8lp

Jeff seems to have a much better handle on the editing this time, helped in no small part by using a different program to edit & record the show. Anyway, Jeff and Nory discuss the third Asterix graphic novel, Asterix and the Goths.

https://anchor.fm/graphicallyspeaking/episodes/Asterix-and-the-Goths-en2r1c

Nory and Jeff talk about the 2000 graphic novel JLA: Heaven's Ladder from DC Comics, 

written by Mark Waid with art by Bryan Hitch, Paul Neary, and Laura DePuy.

https://anchor.fm/graphicallyspeaking/episodes/JLA-Heavens-Ladder-eo3tl1

I sweeten pi mode! Nory and Jeff talk about Lumberjanes volume one, Beware the Kitten Holy from Boom Box! There's amazing characters, strange settings, stranger creatures, and more as the hosts discuss the plot, define some words, and learn about important women of history and today.

5. Lumberjanes: Beware the Kitten Holy

A new look at Superman's origin story as he works to stop the racist Klan of the Fiery Cross!

6. Superman Smashes the Klan

Nory and Jeff discuss the Eisner Award winning 1996 graphic novel by Linda Medley.

The Curse of Brambley Hedge

Nory and Jeff talk about the four-issue Stanley and His Monster, written & drawn by Phil Foglio and published by DC Comics in the '90s.

Stanley and His Monster