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November 15 2008

Vampires and Slayers Joss Interviews. This interview discusses the evolution of Buffy over its seven seasons. Vampires and Slayers is also becoming a print publication, with the first issue featuring an article based on the above audio as well as a similar "evolution-of" article on Angel.

July 15 2008

Wax on, wax off? Wired's Underwire blog posts an email interview with Joss about Dr. Horrible.

August 06 2007

A hollywood.com interview with Joss (via NY Post). I'm putting this under general because it covers everything. Includes in the Firefly/Serenity bit my current favorite idea: Radio.

August 02 2007

Entertainment Weekly interview Joss. Joss expands on his exit from WW, the status of Ripper, the development of Goners and more. EW use the term "Nerd Prom", and don't horridly misquote Joss. All good.

February 08 2007

(SPOILER) Joss' Geek Monthly interview (Part three). Joss explains a bit more about the comics. Gets into what his duties are, who all is on board, and just how long this thing is gonna end up being.

December 17 2005

Joss for a minute: A brief chat with Joss Whedon. Joss chats about Serenity, Buffy, Angel & Wonder Woman. There's also a Serenity DVD review on the same site.

October 01 2005

Joss Whedon interview on BBC Radio 4's The Film Programme - link has full online archive of show (RealPlayer required). He talks about Serenity, and a little more information about Wonder Woman. And, you know, vampire beagles in the Spike movie (I made that bit up).

September 29 2005

(SPOILER) "The Oceans Twelve disease" - Joss on BBC Radio 1. An uninspiring film review of Serenity, followed by an interview with one Mr Josh Staite... I mean Wheldon.. has aired on Radio 1. The archive is online from the BBC website. Without the rest of the show version. And yes, they play "Going Through The Motions" on national radio for no particular reason.

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