We are proud to tell you that we’ve been awarded by another website called Pokerlistings. While they normally do stuff like publish articles about poker rules, they are currently working to promote their favorite websites. Here’s what they had to say about TGT: “We love reading webcomics during slow days in the office, and TGT is just an awesome resource for finding out more about the universe that is webcomics. Keep up the great work!”
| Short Version: |
| Two Guys Talking (TGT) started in 2008, by Kurt as a way to interview creative individuals and collaborators in the Comic, Film, Music and Game Industries. With over hundreds of interviews on iTunes and Video interviews, the passion for quality interviews focused on the creator has been a consistent strategy employed by TGT. |
| Long Version: |
| “I need your help on a database website I’m putting together for Webcomic creators.” my friend said to me one day. “You know what would be cool, if they could be interviewed.” I replied “I’ll be busy with the website, Go for it.” he said.With those words, all those years ago, TGT was born. Sure, it had some stumbling blocks, technology issues and the lack of knowledge in how to interview people, talented people at that about their passion. With a consistent schedule, many hours of trial and error and hardwork, TGT is now a site you can go to for quality interviews with many amazing people. Hundreds of interviews online in both Audio and Video formats. Tens of thousands of downloads in both mediums. Creative people that I never thought who were possible in interviewing, were virtually sitting across from me in the studio. While this is still just a one person operation, I have been fortunate enough to work with a great many people from Guest Co-Hosts, to field reporters that go to conventions that TGT isn’t able to attend, to Reviewers that have the drive to put together articles about products in these various fields. |
| Through these interviews, banding together for a common goal, feeding hungry families across North America, a Comic Cookbook was created, ‘Webcomics: What’s Cooking? Feeding Families: City by City‘ (http://webcomiccookbook.org/) where all proceeds are donated to the National Food Banks of Feeding America and Food Banks Canada. |
| Staff of TGT | |
| Kurt Sasso - Executive Producer / Director of Attitude | Kurt is the Host, Executive Producer of TGT. With over 220+ audio interviews and 250+ video interviews, he talks with the creative minds that come on the show in a fun, relaxing, professional manner. He also maintains the website, schedules interviews and answers all of your questions via email, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ personally. |
| Max Bower- Film Editor | Max is a talented video editor that is completely restoring and recreating the past video interviews from the amazing conventions on the new YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/TGTMedia |
| Mike Ball - Camera Person | Mike is the man behind the camera and keep’s Kurt on track for the Video Interview at conventions, his eye for detail, guests to interview is second to none. Also, he is a talented App programmer as well. |
| Dale Harvey - Field Reporter | Dale is another one of Kurt’s long time friends. He is a field reporter for TGT along with his amazing wife and son, as they go, all together to Conventions as Cosplayers. You can see many of his convention pictures on the site. |
| Stef – Show Notes | Stef compiles the shownotes for the TGT webcomics podcast. After giving Kurt some feedback on the site, In discussing TGT’s future, Stef volunteered to do the TGT shownotes. He’s the creator of the webcomic Sarah Zero |
| DJ Prodiji - Music/Comic Reviewer | Ed is a Professional DJ, workout enthusiast, avid comic book reader and music reviewer on TGT. |
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