Katherine Curtis

Shut up, Greg. Don't you have some My Little Pony porn to watch?

Thanks, Greg. This is one of our writers- one who tried to kill me in a recent hot sauce competition by the way. I'm working from home today...you know, like you do every time you get the Jack Daniel's flu.

Christina Hendricks.

Thanks for starting this off! Good question- and you're right, most of our viewers are men. Like any program, we cater to our demographic. While this is fun sometimes- most of my interests fall into the "traditionally male" demographic and I get paid to talk about comic books and video games all day- I'm a third-wave feminist, and I have to remember who I'm writing for when I craft my segments.

As far as how I feel about men staring at my breasts, well...I like being naked. I wouldn't say I'm an exhibitionist, because I don't get any sort of thrill from people staring at me, but I've always been relatively comfortable with my body and it makes me happy to work in a field where we're actively trying to break the stigma against nudity as something to be fetishized.

Unfortunately, I'm not. I'm wearing a Richard shirt from the LFG webcomic and I'm not wearing any makeup. Work from Home day means I get to wear pants. Pants are a novelty. I like pants. (And with that, the downvotes commence. ;) )

Edited because I mistakenly wrote the wrong Lar/Sohmer comic down

It's funny. I catch more people staring at my breasts when they're covered. Most people go out of their way to look me in the eye when I'm naked. It's a weird phenomenon...how would you react if a topless girl interviewed you? I'm actually shocked at how polite most people are.

I've gotten to travel the world, interview some really amazing humans, write off lingerie, comic books, and games, and get in free to tons of events and conventions. I work with some really cool people, AND I get to see boobs every day. Am I going to win a Nobel Peace prize or a Pulitzer any time soon? No. But I find my job rewarding nonetheless. ;)

I do. Nothing feels sexier to me than eight layers of clothing. I love pants.

I live in Canada. No orange trees here. I'm not sure if this is a serious question, or the weirdest innuendo ever.

Honestly, interviewing Artie Lang was among the more uncomfortable moments I've had. I was very new, and I went into the interview pretty cocky and trying to be funny...don't you hate it when personalities (edit: hosts) do that? Anyway, he saw right through it and kind of tore me a new one...and he was right to do so.