Finally, the wait is over. It's completely appropriate to reach into your closet and grab that chain mail and put it on to listen to today's episode.

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.

And folks, we have a cool one for you today. We have writer-director Peter Yackel with us to discuss his latest film, Medieval.

Now, Medieval is in theaters right now.

It'll eventually be coming to VOD and rental as well, but it's in theaters right now.

It's an absolutely gorgeous outdoor shoot with a lot of fantastic action scenes.

So I think it's totally worth masking up,

going to your local theater, and finding a safe way to see it if you feel comfortable.

And what's so much fun about today's episode is Peter was very forthcoming about his creative

process and what it took to get this film made. So I know you'll dig this episode.

And speaking of things to dig, backstory magazine

turns 10. That's right. We survived a decade, and we couldn't have done it without your help.

And the other good news is that we just released a new issue. Yes, issue 47, our summer issue is

live. And there is so much great stuff in it. I hope you check out the table contents to see

it all, but we have Emmy Awards contenders ranging from Stranger Things, Better Call Saul, Station

11, Barry, hacks, and what we do in the shadows, to summer movies, to new scripts for you to read, to an interview with

director John Carpenter on the 40th anniversary of The Thing.

Man, there are so many great things in this issue, and I hope you check it out.

If you have never read us before, you can, of course, test drive us over at backstory.net

and read the free issue, or you could use the iPad app, Backstory,

where you could read the free issue there as well. And if you like what you see, and I hope you

do, you could consider becoming a subscriber. And to sweeten the deal, I want to give you

...