Temple of Doom Minute 61: Paul Sullivan
Paul Francis Sullivan is a podcaster, filmmaker, TV producer and comedian. He directed the feature film “I’ll Believe You”, produced...
Temple of Doom Minutes 58-60: Ryan DiGiorgi
Ryan DiGiorgi makes video games (like Quiplash 2 and Tee K.O.) at Jackbox Games. He also writes fiction, co-produces the...
Temple of Doom Minutes 56-57: Lila Higgins
Lila Higgins is a science educator and communicator with 16 years of experience connecting people and nature in museums. After...
Temple of Doom Minutes 54-55: Doris Weiss
Doris is a high school English and History teacher from Southern Germany who fell in love with Indiana Jones and...
Temple of Doom Minutes 51-53: Heather Antos
Heather Antos was born with secret aspirations to become the next James Bond. However since her lack of British heritage has...
Temple of Doom Minute 50: Reed Cavanah
Reed Cavanah lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and their daughter Penny. He used to live in Atlanta, where...
Temple of Doom Minutes 48-49: The Intern’s Intern
The Intern's Intern currently holds a BFA in Film/Video Production from NYU/Tisch Film School with a dual minor in Documentary...
Temple of Doom Minutes 46-47: Paul Sullivan
Paul Francis Sullivan is a podcaster, filmmaker, TV producer and comedian. He directed the feature film "I'll Believe You", produced...
Temple of Doom Minutes 44-45: Jay the Restaurateur
Jay is a well-known Indian restaurateur in the Los Angeles and Mayapore areas.
Temple of Doom Minutes 41-43: Jamie the Archaeologist
Jamie is an American archaeologist with a British PhD. She has done fieldwork in the US Southwest, the UK, Iceland,...
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