Jason Spisak

Yes. And I got to really live in Gotham. You are auditorily chewing your food. You're chewing your Batman stories. Which I so appreciate. One mouthful at a time.

Yes. And I got to really live in Gotham. You are auditorily chewing your food. You're chewing your Batman stories. Which I so appreciate. One mouthful at a time.

We were talking about that, how there are people who like true crime. And for the genre of podcasts of which this is, I would like to say, an evolution. I think DC High Volume Batman is an evolution of the podcast medium. Yeah. You have people who love the true crime podcast and you have people who love the fiction sort of narrative podcast, but haven't read the comics.

We were talking about that, how there are people who like true crime. And for the genre of podcasts of which this is, I would like to say, an evolution. I think DC High Volume Batman is an evolution of the podcast medium. Yeah. You have people who love the true crime podcast and you have people who love the fiction sort of narrative podcast, but haven't read the comics.

We were talking about that, how there are people who like true crime. And for the genre of podcasts of which this is, I would like to say, an evolution. I think DC High Volume Batman is an evolution of the podcast medium. Yeah. You have people who love the true crime podcast and you have people who love the fiction sort of narrative podcast, but haven't read the comics.

That's not part of their lived history. So you get these folks who are, for them, these stories are going to be brand new. Yeah. They get to have that first time Batman what? Wasn't always Batman experience, you know, or like what? You know, and he's unsure of himself. What? You know, and I think that is such a gift to anybody who goes and grabs this on their, you know, in their podcast feed.

That's not part of their lived history. So you get these folks who are, for them, these stories are going to be brand new. Yeah. They get to have that first time Batman what? Wasn't always Batman experience, you know, or like what? You know, and he's unsure of himself. What? You know, and I think that is such a gift to anybody who goes and grabs this on their, you know, in their podcast feed.

That's not part of their lived history. So you get these folks who are, for them, these stories are going to be brand new. Yeah. They get to have that first time Batman what? Wasn't always Batman experience, you know, or like what? You know, and he's unsure of himself. What? You know, and I think that is such a gift to anybody who goes and grabs this on their, you know, in their podcast feed.

They're going to be so pleasantly surprised by this. And then maybe, you know, they might go out and grab some comics. They might go out and it might take them into a different place that they've never explored.

They're going to be so pleasantly surprised by this. And then maybe, you know, they might go out and grab some comics. They might go out and it might take them into a different place that they've never explored.

They're going to be so pleasantly surprised by this. And then maybe, you know, they might go out and grab some comics. They might go out and it might take them into a different place that they've never explored.

Or give them like a sketch pad and be like, just draw, just draw. What's your crime sketch of the culprit here? Draw Selena right now, what you think she looks like, you know?

Or give them like a sketch pad and be like, just draw, just draw. What's your crime sketch of the culprit here? Draw Selena right now, what you think she looks like, you know?

Or give them like a sketch pad and be like, just draw, just draw. What's your crime sketch of the culprit here? Draw Selena right now, what you think she looks like, you know?

Yes, yes. And I would love to see people's interpretation of the auditory experience into their own version of a visual experience. That would be fascinating to know. And then have them, you know, open the comic and be like, wow.

Yes, yes. And I would love to see people's interpretation of the auditory experience into their own version of a visual experience. That would be fascinating to know. And then have them, you know, open the comic and be like, wow.

Yes, yes. And I would love to see people's interpretation of the auditory experience into their own version of a visual experience. That would be fascinating to know. And then have them, you know, open the comic and be like, wow.

Oh man, there were a couple, uh, to be honest, as an actor, there's this moment where, uh, You have thought about what it's gonna be like. You have rehearsed in your own space. You have done the work and you leave all that behind. And it's time for the first time, do the voice of Batman. And I just, that moment is, it's incredible. It's incredible.

Oh man, there were a couple, uh, to be honest, as an actor, there's this moment where, uh, You have thought about what it's gonna be like. You have rehearsed in your own space. You have done the work and you leave all that behind. And it's time for the first time, do the voice of Batman. And I just, that moment is, it's incredible. It's incredible.

Oh man, there were a couple, uh, to be honest, as an actor, there's this moment where, uh, You have thought about what it's gonna be like. You have rehearsed in your own space. You have done the work and you leave all that behind. And it's time for the first time, do the voice of Batman. And I just, that moment is, it's incredible. It's incredible.