Welcome to Voices From the Eyrie, a monthly podcast dedicated to discussion, analysis, and celebration of the classic animated series: Gargoyles. Join our hosts...
We head down under with returning guests, Series Composer Carl Johnson and Bad Guys artist Karine Charlebois along with Series Creator Greg Weisman! We discuss guest actors Jim Cummings, James Avery, and Kate Mulgrew. Introducing the Matrix. Dingo’s character growth. Adapting the Dreamtime. And the episode’s killer soundtrack! We also discuss where things could have been improved upon, the dangers of A.I., magic powder and so much more. Available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition! Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieFollow us on Bluesky at: GargoylesPodcastFollow us on Instagram... Continue reading
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Voices from the Eyrie – 54 – The Hound of Ulster
Hello, 2025! We are back! And we are joined by episode writers: Diane Duane and Peter Morwood! And we’re also joined by Series Creator, Greg Weisman, as usual! We have a lively discussion about Diane and Peter’s careers! Life in Ireland! The myth of Cu Chullain and the choices made in adapting this figure into the “Gargoyles Universe” because the mythological version is very colorful. We also discuss many other aspects of the episode, including sound design, the guest cast who took center stage, and the star power of Rory and Molly… and discussion of a couple of spin-offs that... Continue reading
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Voices from the Eyrie – 53 – Grief
It’s our last show of 2024 as Brynne Chandler returns to converse with us and Greg Weisman about this poignant episode of the World Tour! We discuss the amazing guest performances of Tony Shalhoub and Tony Jay as well as Matt Frewer’s. The choice to set an episode within the Sphinx. Michael Reaves’ interest in Egyptian mythology, Tanna Leaves, how a re-written Batman script led to this episode, and so much more! We also get a peek into the writers’ room as Greg and Brynne have a spirited discussion about what Greg believes was a missed opportunity. We also discuss... Continue reading
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Voices from the Eyrie – 52 – M.I.A.
Greg Guler returns to discuss transitioning from development artist to the Lead Character Designer of the second season. We also discuss designing various gargoyles, the designs of the London Clan, and more. We also speak with Greg Weisman, discussing bringing the historical RAF pilot, Douglas Bader into the episode; the achievements of the man as well as his lesser qualities. We talk about the blatant depiction of Nazis on the show and why many animated shows are unable to depict them. We also discuss bringing in the character of Griff, his design, and how he became a breakout character who... Continue reading
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Voices from the Eyrie – 51 – We Live Again!
Finally, we’re back and ringing in the 30th anniversary of the television premiere of “Gargoyles”! Greg Weisman joins us to discuss news such as the Gargoyles Holiday Special being published by Dynamite Comics later this year, the announcement of new action figures from Mondo in 2025, and Greg teases big plans for “Gargoyles” come 2025 and beyond! We also share memories of CONvergence 2024, the Radio Play, the panels, and some of the wonderful people we got to meet. Then we dive into our First Impressions of “Gargoyles Quest” #3, Spoilers run from 25:30 to 32:20 and Greg surprises us... Continue reading
À propos de Voices From The Eyrie: A Gargoyles Podcast
Welcome to Voices From the Eyrie, a monthly podcast dedicated to discussion, analysis, and celebration of the classic animated series: Gargoyles. Join our hosts: Greg Bishansky and Jennifer L. Anderson as they lead insider discussions with series creator Greg Weisman, and other members of the cast and crew as they dive deep into each and every episode of the series as well as the SLG comic books. On top of that, be there as other long time fans, and some new fans are invited on to give their perspectives on this wonderful show ranging from newbies’ perspectives to discussions of myth, legend, Shakespeare, biology, and so much more.