Now, I may not be a Loki variant, but I certainly know how to create a hell of a lot of mischief.

Howdy?

I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A.

My agenda is simple.

Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insight into the creative process of storytelling.

Folks, you know, I was really happy to have with us today, director Kate Heron, to chat about the first season of Loki.

I mean, it's a near perfect season.

It was a blast to watch.

And what was so cool was to have Kate talk us through some of the bigger moments, some of her most personal moments, and what it took to get this season in the can.

And it was kind of fun, I got to say, to find out that Kate has been a long-time podcast listener

and had been listening before she even landed

her first official directing gig,

which makes it all the more fun to have her on a podcast.

Of course, folks that now have produced credits

as writers and directors, but were podcast listeners

before they got their first produced credit.

It's always fun to have you on the show.

Of course, folks that are new listeners as well.

You know, I don't discriminate, gosh, I tell you.

But this was especially fun because it was just cool to hear Kate's story about being a podcast listener.

And she gave a great interview, so I know you'll

dig this episode. And speaking of things to dig, I hope you check out Backstory Magazine over at

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