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Our big Tenth episode! Topics include Healthcare, Netflix, a bike update, and Competitive Eating. Comments welcome!
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Also- it’s been called to my attention that I haven’t been tagging these MP3 files properly. Starting with this episode, that should be fixed, and I plan on going back and correcting all the other shows retroactively.
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The Desert Panther, Tony Consiglio, joins us once again for a super-sized hour-long episode. Topics include guns and gun control, getting autographs, and backyard Fourth-of-July barbecues. Comments welcome!
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Learn how to survive a bear attack in this eighth exciting episode. Alex and Mike are back in the studio, and they explain all. Comments welcome!
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Picking up from where last episode left off, we recorded the Cartoonist’s Brunch event from this past Sunday, with (L to R) John Kerschbaum, me, and Alex at Bergen Street Comics. I thought the afternoon was fantastic. I can’t get over how many people showed up. Thanks to everyone who did, I hope you enjoyed the conversation, and also took advantage of the complimentary mimosas and muffins. Sadly, I must report, I was not able to drink enough mimosas to cause me to black out, despite all my best efforts.
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In this episode Alex and Mike are joined by the slinkiest Panther of all, John Kerschbaum! The cartoonist behind The Wiggly Reader and Petey & Pussy chats with us about the origins of The Ink Panthers Show, drinking until you blackout, and the Fourth of July. Comments welcome!
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And a reminder to any New Yorkers out there to consider joining Alex, John, and I at our “Cartoonist’s Brunch”, this Sunday at Bergen Street Comics, for what will basically be a live Ink Panthers Show.
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It’s the sexy sixth episode, and it’s super-sized! In this 40-minute bonanza, Mike and Alex spend a lot of time debating the definition of a novelty song, discussing the demise of trivia-related dinner conversation, and catching-up on domestic concerns: this time it’s all about installing air-conditioners. Also, there’s actually a little comics talk in there too. Comments welcome!
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Our first episode with a third Panther, Tony Consiglio joins us from Apache Junction, Arizona for a fun-filled half-hour. In this episode we discuss life in Arizona, entertaining out-of-town guests, and whether or not Alex and Mike are real or “faux” men. Also, more details emerge about the upcoming Ink Panthers Live Event.
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A jam-packed episode, with all sorts of updates and debates: I fill Alex in on the details of my big move last weekend; we discuss cell-phone ethics; I object to my undeserved reputation as a bad giver of gifts; and Alex convinces me that I’ll be able to come up with a good Best Man speech when the time comes. Comments welcome.
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In this week’s episode Alex and I discuss whether or not I am really a fan of the band Rush, our various old-man ailments, and a little bit of post-game on the big MoCCA arts-festival this past last weekend. Comments welcome!
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Hot on the heels of last week’s inaugural show, here’s episode 2 of The Ink Panthers Show, featuring myself and co-host Alex Robinson. In this week’s show, we discuss twins, the movie “W.”, bike-swaps, and 1010 Wins. I’ve not yet figured out how to get these up on iTunes, but should get that sorted out in the next few weeks. Comments welcome!
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Alex Robinson lives in New York City with his wife, a cat, and a dog. His books include Box Office Poison, Tricked and his latest book Too Cool to Be Forgotten, all of which are available from Top Shelf Productions. He has won and lost several industry awards. 
Mike Dawson lives in Brooklyn with his wife and daughter. His books include the epic graphic-memoir Freddie & Me, the action-packed book of short stories Ace-Face: The Mod With the Metal Arms, and the forthcoming Troop 142. 
