Earth Day! And we have Climate Change cartoons, pollution, Trump, troubled birds and Greta Thunberg! And we have four of the best editorial cartoonists as guests: RJ Matson, Taylor Jones, Peter Kuper, and Guy Parsons! The cartoonists talk about the environment through their own cartoons with oceans filled with plastic waster, troubled birds, noxious air, water heat and energy company executives. And we don't have a conservative cartoonist on this podcast, so we can really talk about this stuff. Come watch, this is a great one!

Jeff Koterba is our guest today! He is possibly the most reprinted editorial cartoonist in America. Jeff was the editorial cartoonist at the big paper in Omaha Nebraska, that will remain unnamed, for over 30 years. CagleCartoons syndicates Jeff to newspapers everywhere.

Top political cartoonists debate TikTok and China, as congress is poised to ban the popular app and cartoonists are limited by strict editorial controls from the communist regime.

We dive into the Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump affair, discussing hush money, potential indictment, and the role of political cartoonists in today's climate. Joined by award-winning cartoonists Pat Byrnes, Bob Englehardt, and Bill Day.

Tucker Carlson Cartoons are the topic on today's Caglecast --we've got cartoons about tanned testicles, Swanson TV dinners, Tucker's lies from the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit discovery, snuggling up to Putin and denying the violence at the January 6th insurrection --we've got a Cartoon Tuckerfest!

Today we visit cartoonist Monte Wolverton --Monte needs your support to continue to draw editorial cartoons as newspapers continue to decline. We think Monte's consistently excellent, liberal cartoons are an important part of the public debate. Please visit Cagle.com/Wolverton to Support Monte.

Gary and Rivers' most resprinted cartoons are here --they both chose a dozen cartoons to talk about in the podcast --be sure to look at the video podcast to see all the cartoons. Gary McCoy draws two comic strips, "The Duplex" and "The Flying McCoys" is joined by Rivers, who draws anonymously and joins us with a disguise and an altered voice.

Today we're joined by two of our most conservative cartoonists, Gary McCoy who also draws two comic strips, "The Duplex" and "The Flying McCoys"; and Rivers, who draws anonymously and joins us with a disguise and an altered voice.

Today we talk with brilliant CagleCartoonists Pat Bagley and RJ Matson about their most popular political cartoons, the top ten cartoons of the past week, the issues of the day and the business of editorial cartooning and newspapers. We’ve got Chinese spy balloons, gridlocked Washington, scary social media and more!

Our guest is the brilliant editorial cartoonist, Rick McKee, who "created" the first syndicated political drawn by artificial intelligence. Rick has amassed an impressive collection of art he made through A.I. and he shares the images with us and talks about how it all works and the threat A.I. poses to to illustrators and editorial cartoonists. Hosts Daryl Cagle and Brian Fairrington of CagleCartoons.com discuss the implications of A.I. on the arts and on the editorial cartooning profession, and how we'll deal with it in the near future. Rick's samples look great, showing how A.I. looms as a job killer for creative artists. We also show and discuss the most popular editorial cartoons that Rick has ever drawn, and examine why they were so popular. This Caglecast is available in both audio and video versions; to view the images from the podcast, or to access the video version, visit DarylCagle.com. See the entire archive of Rick's editorial cartoons at: https://www.cagle.com/author/rick-mckee