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The Flashback Interview: Mindi Miller

The Flashback Interview: Mindi Miller

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I first became familiar with my next interview subject, Mindi Miller, when I saw her posting to the pages of a mutual Facebook friend named Terry Soto. Mindi struck me as a very intriguing individual, and as I looked up more about her, I was fascinated. Among other things, Mindi Miller has been an actress, a model, a bodybuilder and a skin care esthetician. In addition to all of that, she also dated Elvis Presley for a time. I knew Mindi Miller would have some very fascinating stories to share, and she did so on January 21st. I hope you all enjoy getting to know this talented and diverse woman. Say hello to Mindi Miller! Johnny: Hello, Mindi! Mindi: Well, hello. Johnny: Thank you for taking the time to do this. Mindi: Oh, no. It’s my pleasure. I’ve thought a lot about what I want to say, going over my resumes and things like that, so it’s all good. Johnny: Alright. Well, I have the questions ready to go, starting

Steve Mitchell, King Cohen Director Interview

Steve Mitchell, King Cohen Director Interview

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Steve Mitchell, King Cohen Director, is a renaissance man with work in the comics, film and TV industries since the 1980’s. Recently he set his sights on telling the story of a filmmaker from the 1970’s who gained a cult following by doing film’s his way. I recently reviewed King Cohen for Popgeeks.net here and was lucky enough to chat with the director about bringing the life of Larry Cohen to the screen in documentary form. Adam Pope: As a fan of the genre, I’m aware that you had a lot of work in the comic book industry as an inker and artist on such books as Iron Man and Batman over the years. Was a creative career always a goal for you growing up? Steve Mitchell: It was. I wasn’t sure how I was going to make a living at it in the beginning, but I was always attracted to the idea of working in the creative arena which, for me, was a career working in comics. I grew