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Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman

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Sep 11, 2026

Joseph MillsonGUEST
29:06
And all sorts of philosophies and religions look at seven-year cycles, Steiner schooling, you name it, Hindi stuff.
Joseph MillsonGUEST
29:15
And so I came up with, and I love Stephen King and these magical realism books, Neil Gaiman kind of things.
Joseph MillsonGUEST
29:22
So this is, it's our world.
Joseph MillsonGUEST
29:24
It starts in 1983.
Mike WirthHOST
65:58
That's something I really, I've written about as well, is that like, you know, our, what would we say? Like in Judaism, we have this liminal space, right? That is where storytelling takes place.
Mike WirthHOST
66:14
And it's like, if you ever think about like, you know, Neil Gaiman's Sandman, you know, if you even saw the show where like, You go to a world and there's the world of dreams and hell and like kind of all these mythological realms, you know, that kind of all that existence.
Mike WirthHOST
66:31
Right.
Mike WirthHOST
66:32
Or where Asgard would be, you know, on these different kind of levels of existence, you know.
Sean King O'GradyHOST
4:38
If an unconscious or a spiritual life is necessary for AI to be considered truly conscious, is there another psychological quality it also must have? Does a conscious AI need the capacity to create prophecies? Does AI need to have its own apocalyptic visions? This question feels like a really specific sweet spot for this series, and it's also our way back into this conversation about AI as a body and its capacity to dream.
Sean King O'GradyHOST
5:07
The comic book artist Neil Gaiman is currently embroiled in all sorts of controversy, but we're not going to talk about that today.
Sean King O'GradyHOST
5:14
We are, however, talking about his comic book series, The Sandman.
Sean King O'GradyHOST
5:18
In it, a punishment is administered that rivals the tortures of Tantalus and Sisyphus in its horror.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:17
My lesser pick is American Gods.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:21
I'm not saying it's a TV show and recently I finished reading the fantasy book or fantasy novel or non-fiction from Neil Gaiman and And we do like Neil Gaiman.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:41
We reviewed the movie called Mirror Mask.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:44
That's a British...
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:48
Yeah.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:48
And Luna and a couple of others.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
13:52
I mean, Neil Gaiman, obviously, he's not a director, but he's always closely involved with this kind of fantasy stories.
Rastislav MiklosHOST
14:02
And mostly he actually writes them.
DaveHOST
12:43
And it was kind of, to be frank, accepted until it wasn't, you know, until they teamed up in their fucking pissed off women's league or whatever it was.
DaveHOST
12:53
Again, Neil Gaiman, he had the open marriage.
DaveHOST
12:56
Now, Rich, I'm not a believer in open marriages being the source of bliss.
DaveHOST
13:03
So the second that he had that open marriage, I was always like, what's really going on? You know, like, just in the back of my head.
Don MarshallGUEST
36:50
oh okay okay fair yeah not a chance
Aidan MattisHOST
36:52
unless although i i will say neil gaiman i think i he's supposedly kind of like working with george rr martin Is he now? In case George R.R.
Aidan MattisHOST
37:05
Martin does not make it.
Aidan MattisHOST
37:10
So it is my understanding that, or at least this was what was being talked about a couple years ago, that if George R.R. Martin passes away, Neil Gaiman has been told the major plot points.
Aidan MattisHOST
37:21
Interesting.
Don MarshallGUEST
37:23
Oh, okay, okay.
Kimberly Ann JohnsonGUEST
35:22
You know, the Aziz Ansari story was one of those that really caught on, which is the comedian who the woman was like basically saying yes the whole time and then said no later.
Kimberly Ann JohnsonGUEST
35:34
And You know, I did a podcast about the Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman situation where like, you know, you they actually had voice memos of the young girl.
Kimberly Ann JohnsonGUEST
35:47
If you listen to him, you think she's 100 percent into it.
Kimberly Ann JohnsonGUEST
35:50
And then but it is that she's having a fawning response.
Mary JonesHOST
6:03
Do you want to...
Mary JonesHOST
6:04
No, not The Beowulf? Oh, I think Neil Gaiman may have been the writer on that.
Mary JonesHOST
6:08
No, thank you.
Mary JonesHOST
6:10
His Christmas Carol with the motion-captured Jim Carrey CGI? No, no, no,
JeremiahPANELIST
28:57
This is something that he's admitted.
JeremiahPANELIST
28:58
This is the reason why the first couple issues of Spawn, like Neil Gaiman wrote a few, Alan Moore wrote a few, Dave Sim wrote a few, because Todd McFarlane knew that his strengths lied within storytelling, not always dialogue.
KyleHOST
29:11
Mm-hmm.
KyleHOST
29:11
Image in the chat.
Gary BuechlerHOST
53:48
It's interesting what they choose to report on and what they choose not to report on.
Gary BuechlerHOST
53:51
They were pretty quiet about Neil Gaiman for a long time too.
Gary BuechlerHOST
53:56
Uh, Marvel did screw him.
Gary BuechlerHOST
53:57
Yeah, I just watched that documentary where Marvel screwed Brubaker, like, big time over, uh, Winter Soldier.

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