Space Station Liberty

I interviewed Richard Epcar, who voiced Ben Dixon, Grel, Lunk, and Vince Grant, and also served as voice director on Shadow Chronicles and other shows. We talked about his Robotech career, Power Rangers, Ghost in the Shell, Lupin III, and Epcar's other projects. Tommy Yune called in to say hello in the last five minutes. Lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

I interviewed Richard Epcar, who voiced Ben Dixon, Grel, Lunk, and Vince Grant, and also served as voice director on Shadow Chronicles and other shows. We talked about his Robotech career, Power Rangers, Ghost in the Shell, Lupin III, and Epcar's other projects. Tommy Yune called in to say hello in the last five minutes. Lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

Interviewing Roger Harkavy, the fan who lucked into a treasure-trove of ARTMIC designs in an old warehouse in Japan, and who has managed to get six of them published in Super Seven Magazine #15 Once-lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce

Interviewing Roger Harkavy, the fan who lucked into a treasure-trove of ARTMIC designs in an old warehouse in Japan, and who has managed to get six of them published in Super Seven Magazine #15 Once-lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce

For the first hour of this show, we were joined by Kev McKeever of Harmony Gold for some discussion. The rest of it was all Robotech fans. It will likely only be of interest to people who've watched the show, and not necessarily even all of those--but we had a good time while we were recording it! Episode recovered from oblivion thanks to the archival efforts of Robotech fans Wayne Joyce and Andrew Skelton.

For the first hour of this show, we were joined by Kev McKeever of Harmony Gold for some discussion. The rest of it was all Robotech fans. It will likely only be of interest to people who've watched the show, and not necessarily even all of those--but we had a good time while we were recording it! Episode recovered from oblivion thanks to the archival efforts of Robotech fans Wayne Joyce and Andrew Skelton.

For the first hour of this show, we were joined by Kev McKeever of Harmony Gold for some discussion. The rest of it was all Robotech fans. It will likely only be of interest to people who've watched the show, and not necessarily even all of those--but we had a good time while we were recording it! Episode recovered from oblivion thanks to the archival efforts of Robotech fans Wayne Joyce and Andrew Skelton.

For the first hour of this show, we were joined by Kev McKeever of Harmony Gold for some discussion. The rest of it was all Robotech fans. It will likely only be of interest to people who've watched the show, and not necessarily even all of those--but we had a good time while we were recording it! Episode recovered from oblivion thanks to the archival efforts of Robotech fans Wayne Joyce and Andrew Skelton.

For the first hour of this show, we were joined by Kev McKeever of Harmony Gold for some discussion. The rest of it was all Robotech fans. It will likely only be of interest to people who've watched the show, and not necessarily even all of those--but we had a good time while we were recording it! Episode recovered from oblivion thanks to the archival efforts of Robotech fans Wayne Joyce and Andrew Skelton.

For this show, I interviewed James Luceno, the surviving half of the "Jack McKinney" pair whose Robotech novels became one of the most controversial subjects in early Robotech fandom. Luceno has gone on to write a number of novels in the Star Wars universe. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

For this show, I interviewed James Luceno, the surviving half of the "Jack McKinney" pair whose Robotech novels became one of the most controversial subjects in early Robotech fandom. Luceno has gone on to write a number of novels in the Star Wars universe. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

For this show, I interviewed James Luceno, the surviving half of the "Jack McKinney" pair whose Robotech novels became one of the most controversial subjects in early Robotech fandom. Luceno has gone on to write a number of novels in the Star Wars universe. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

For this show, I interviewed James Luceno, the surviving half of the "Jack McKinney" pair whose Robotech novels became one of the most controversial subjects in early Robotech fandom. Luceno has gone on to write a number of novels in the Star Wars universe. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

After an apology relating to a prior show, I introduced this episode's guest: Melanie MacQueen, best known to Robotech fans as the voice of Lisa Hayes, Marlene Rush, and Marlene/Ariel from Robotech, also long-time spokeswoman for the Virginia State Lottery. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

After an apology relating to a prior show, I introduced this episode's guest: Melanie MacQueen, best known to Robotech fans as the voice of Lisa Hayes, Marlene Rush, and Marlene/Ariel from Robotech, also long-time spokeswoman for the Virginia State Lottery. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

After an apology relating to a prior show, I introduced this episode's guest: Melanie MacQueen, best known to Robotech fans as the voice of Lisa Hayes, Marlene Rush, and Marlene/Ariel from Robotech, also long-time spokeswoman for the Virginia State Lottery. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

After an apology relating to a prior show, I introduced this episode's guest: Melanie MacQueen, best known to Robotech fans as the voice of Lisa Hayes, Marlene Rush, and Marlene/Ariel from Robotech, also long-time spokeswoman for the Virginia State Lottery. This show's original posting was lost due to a TalkShoe glitch. Special thanks to Robotech fan Andrew Skelton for preserving it for posterity!

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.