How The World Ends 101 with Special Guest Dr. David Perlmutter | Zombie Book Club Ep 129

Texas Solves the outbreak in 5 minutes, sorry New York. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. David Perlmutter, professor of Media & Communication at Texas Tech University, to dissect how societies record—and eventually lose—their histories when the grid goes dark. From ancient clay tablets to floppy disks, we explore why the very mediums … Read more

Talking about Eugene (From TWD) with Jack Callaghan | Zombie Book Club Ep 128

We join special guest Jack Callaghan for a deep dive into the unlikely heroics of Eugene from The Walking Dead and the eerie rural mystery of his upcoming novel Wyrd Water. After a quick chat about Jack’s creative pivot from the stalled Zombie Nerd series to this 1979‑set folk‑horror tale, the conversation turns to Eugene’s … Read more

Kate L. Mary – Author of 30+ Zombie Books | Zombie Book Club Ep 127

Join us for an unforgettable conversation with award‑winning author Kate L. Mary, the mastermind behind the Broken World saga and many others. Kate walks us through the genesis of her slow‑burn apocalypse, explaining why she chose a stripper‑protagonist to humanize the chaos and how the fan‑favorite character Angus evolved from a wild catalyst into the … Read more

BONUS MINISODE – Human‑Creators‑First: Why We Are Choosing Real Artists & Authors  | Zombie Book Club Ep 126

We’re rolling out a “Human‑Creators‑First” policy and explaining why our podcast will now prioritize authors who write their own stories and use human‑made cover art. In this bonus episode we unpack the hidden costs of AI‑generated covers—from unpaid training data to the erosion of artists’ livelihoods—and share concrete alternatives: finding independent cover illustrators, responsibly using … Read more

Zombie Bite Sleeves – Dress Like Your Life Depends On It | Zombie Book Club Ep 125

In this episode we break down the anatomy of a zombie bite and translate forensic‑style bite‑risk data into a practical “survival wardrobe.” By mapping where bites most often land—forearms, hands and lower legs—we prioritize protecting the extremities first, then layer outward for weather and mobility. Plus, we discuss low‑tech hacks like duct‑taped DIY bracers. We … Read more