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Choir.com presents The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy. And here is your host, David Barr-Kirtley.

Hello, and welcome to episode 331 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show we'll be discussing the various artists who 331 of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy.

Today on the show we'll be discussing the various artists who have brought the world of

Dungeons and Dragons to life over the past 45 years, and I'm joined by two guests.

So first up we've got Michael Whitworth who you may remember from our panel on

the history of Dungeons and Dragons back in episode 170. He's the author of

the book Empire of Imagination Gary Gygax in the birth of Dungeons and Dragons and

and co-author of the new book Dungeons and Dragons Art in Arcana.

So Michael, welcome to the show.

Thank you, David. Thrilled to be back.

And also joining us today is Brian Stilman, who you may remember from our panel on the business of Star Wars back in

episode 126. He's the director of the documentary film Plastic Galaxy, The Story of Star Wars Toys,

and co-director of the new documentary, Eye of the Beholder, The Art of Dungeons and Dragons.

So Brian, welcome to the show.

Thanks for having me.

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