Geek To Me Radio

Susan Eisenberg (https://susaneisenbergvoice.com/), the voice of Wonder Woman, co-hosts “Friends” tv show trivia LIVE! How big of a “Friends” fan are you? 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Susan Eisenberg (https://twitter.com/susaneisenberg1) talks about who Jennifer Aniston should have dated and the Vogue article about the Rachel haircut trending in 2021. 16:08 SEGMENT 2: Susan Eisenberg talks about Netflix’s “Masters of the Universe” series premiering July 23rd in which she voices Sorceress (https://www.netflix.com/title/81154670). 34:16 SEGMENT 3: Susan Eisenberg (https://www.instagram.com/susaneisenberg1/) talks about attending Terrificon (https://www.terrificon.com/) July 30th-August 1st. Here is the Instagram Live video showing the winner’s names being chosen. (https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQXes0PJrSB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link) Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/) and Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/) Amazon Affiliate Link -   http://bit.l

0:00 SEGMENT 1: J.P. Karliack (https://www.jpkarliak.com/) talks about his on camera role in Ringer with Sarah Michelle Gellar, and voicing Star Vs. the Forces of Evil, Doc Sampson, Iron Fist, Vision, JARVIS, and more. J.P. also shares what it was like replacing Alec Baldwin in Netflix’s Boss Baby series. 15:05 SEGMENT 2: J.P. Karliack (https://twitter.com/jpkarliak) talks about voicing Wile E. Coyote, creating a new voice vs doing a sound-a-like, and getting away from live action roles around 2009. 20:50 SEGMENT 3: Clayton Farris (https://twitter.com/claytonfarris) and Elizabeth Grullón (https://www.elizabethgrullon.com/) talk about the film “Road Head” (https://www.amazon.com/Road-Head-Elizabeth-Grullon/dp/B094DRT55K), their favorite horror films, and how rare it is for a woman of color to be the lead in a horror film. James Enstall will be hosting “Friends” Trivia live on KTRS on June 20th at 9pmCT. Also coming up soon will be comic creators Dan Slott and Rick Burchett. Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatr

Paul Kupperberg (https://paulkupperberg.com/) talks about his amazing career writing and editing Doom Patrol, Supergirl, Vigilante, Green Lantern, and more. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Paul Kupperberg (https://twitter.com/PaulKupperberg) talks about why he started writing, his favorite comics to read when he was a kid in the 60’s, whether he keeps up with the “Doom Patrol” tv series, the upcoming “Peacemaker” series, tweeting with James Gunn, writing the 1st comic James Enstall ever read as a kid, his favorite DC characters to write for, his “Illustrated Guide to Writing Comics”, attending Terrificon July 30th-August 1st, staying creative during lockdown, and whether it feels different writing for comics vs novels vs  reference books. 14:43 SEGMENT 2: Paul Kupperberg talks about how weird the 90’s were for comics, why comics are best when you are 11 years old, whether he keeps up with current comics, the problems with DC’s live action adaptations, and how he updated Supergirl in the 80’s. 27:23 SEGMENT 3: Paul Kuppe

Actress Erica Deutshman (https://www.instagram.com/ericadeutschman/) talks about her new web series on Popternative TV called “Cross Rhodes” (https://youtu.be/OfO9OO83GmE) Radio host B.K. talks about his show on WBHF (https://wbhfradio.org/) called B.K. on the Air (https://www.facebook.com/bkontheair1450/)and gives some news and reviews on the latest tv shows and movies. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Erica Deutschman (http://bit.ly/ericadeutschman) talks about starring in a mockumentary on Popternative TV called “Cross Rhodes”, inspiration for the show, being obsessed with the Olsen Twins as a kid, her 2 secret celebrity crushes she wishes could be on the show, and maintaining an instagram account for the character of Erica Rhodes (https://www.instagram.com/erica_rhodes_crossrhodes/) 11:43 SEGMENT 2: B.K. (https://twitter.com/bkontheair) talks about his show broadcasting live from Cartersville, Georgia on WBHF, finally meeting James in real life at Dragon Con a few years back, how his show has evolved since going on the ai

In this 2nd part of a 2 part interview, Neil Ross (https://www.neilross.com/) talks about his life as a voice actor and his book “Vocal Recall” (https://www.neilbook.com/) available to buy now in print and audio. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Neil Ross talks about the audition process, creating the voice of Pidge for Voltron in 90 seconds, and the camaraderie among other voice actors like Michael Bell and B.J. Ward. 7:23 SEGMENT 2: Neil Ross talks about how celebrities used to think voice acting was slumming. He also shares what excites him about a project. 13:33 SEGMENT 3: Geek To Me Radio is trying to get to 1,000 subscribers on YouTube (youtube.com/c/GeekToMeRadio). Also you can support the show by typing bit.ly/geektome into your web browser before shopping on Amazon. 17:24 SEGMENT 4: Neil Ross talks about his plans to attend Unicon (https://www.unicon.vegas/) in October in Las Vegas and gives some advice for aspiring voice actors. 27:43 SEGMENT 5: James Enstall gives an update on the COVID protocols at Marcus Theatres

Actor and director Mika Boorem (https://www.mikaboorem.com/) talks about acting since she was a little kid and directing her new feature “Hollywood.Con” (https://hollywoodcon.net/) James Enstall reflects on the passing of actors Paul Soles and Gavin MacLeod and then reviews “A Quiet Place II” 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Mika Boorem (https://www.instagram.com/mikaboorem/) talks about where the idea for "Hollywood.Con" came from, Tom Arnold playing her dad when she was a kid, casting "Hollywood.Con", and the dangers of working with a camel. 15:36 SEGMENT 2: Mika Boorem (https://twitter.com/MikaBoorem) talks about the biggest highlights of her career, "The Patriot", "Blue Crush", "Dawson’s Creek", "Hearts In Atlantis", how the pandemic affected "Hollywood.Con", comfort food movies, and her upcoming project “Snowball In Hell”. 33:23 SEGMENT 3: James Enstall shares his thoughts on the passing of actors Paul Soles and Gavin MacLeod. Paul was known for voicing Spider-Man and Hermes the Misfit Elf. Gavin was known for playing Ca

In this 1st part of a 2 part interview, Neil Ross (https://www.neilross.com/) talks about his life as a voice actor and his book "Vocal Recall" (https://www.neilbook.com/) available to buy now in print and audio. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Neil Ross talks about going from radio DJ to voice actor, not believing his own BS, his preferred directing style, being given scripts with no prep time, making Transformers: The Movie, playing Norman Osborn in different projects 15 years apart, and being the definitive voice of a character. 13:32 SEGMENT 2: Neil Ross talks about mimicking voices he heard on the radio as a kid, writing his book Vocal Recall about his life in radio and voice over, and being inspired to write after joining Rob Paulsen for a live podcast at a comedy club. 25:13 SEGMENT 3: Neil Ross talks about whether he thought his cartoon characters would be remembered 30 years later, being blown away by the fan support at his first Bot-Con convention, and collecting toys from his projects. 34:08 SEGMENT 4: Neil Ross t

Director Mykee Morettini (https://www.mykeemorettini.com/) talks about his love for 80’s horror films and directing “Evil Everywhere” which is available now for purchase. David Jesse of the Tatooine Sons Podcast (https://tatooinesons.com/) talks about Pensacon and how Star Wars helped to bring him closer with his sons. Ashley from Pensacon (https://pensacon.com/) talks about how COVID affected their convention plans and then James reviews his trip to Pensacon. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Mykee Morettini talks about directing “Evil Everywhere”, why he likes low budget horror films, why he loves the 80’s despite being born in 1992, and composing the music for his films. 13:43 SEGMENT 2: Mykee Morettini talks about his favorite horror influences, how “Hereditary” and “The Walking Dead” are a little too heavy for him, being inspired by “Twin Peaks” and “It Follows”, who he’d most want to work with, and what he’d like to see in a “Basket Case” or “Tank Girl” sequel especially if he was offered the chance to direct them. 25:00

Peter Baert (https://peterbaert.com/) talks about composing for “The Water Man” starring Rosario Dawson, Alfred Molina, Maria Bello, David Oyelowo, and produced by Oprah. Actors Christian Convery (https://twitter.com/ChristanConvery) & Nonso Anozie (https://twitter.com/NonsoAnozie) talk about the Netflix Original Series “Sweet Tooth” (https://www.netflix.com/title/81221380) based on the DC comic and coming out June 4th. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Peter Baert talks about becoming friendly with David Oyelowo before he decided to direct “The Water Man”, losing his mom to pancreatic cancer, getting back into classical music, how his vision changed as the project went along, and founding the Raygun (https://www.raygun.be/) Commercial Sound Studio in Brussels. 11:35 SEGMENT 2: Peter Baert talks about whether he was nervous working on his first major motion picture, the biggest lesson he learned on this project, developing his writing style, growing up in a very musical family and listening to his Star Wars vinyl record, w

Stan Bush (https://stanbush.com/) talks about being the pre-eminent 80's soundtrack artist whose discography includes "The Touch" (The Transformers: The Movie), "Fight to Survive" (Bloodsport), "Never Surrender"(Kickboxer), and many other iconic hits. “Born to Fight” https://youtu.be/h3pWIv6B2cw “Heat of Attack” https://youtu.be/IE5z4MQBXDs “The Touch” https://youtu.be/A52--FKUQgU “True Believer” https://youtu.be/l4ZQcQ44-HM Justin Burnette, the owner and manager of Justin’s Comics (https://www.justinscomics.shop), talks about what comics are hot right now and the big May sale going on now. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Stan Bush talks about working with Netflix to create new songs for their shows “Transformers: War for Cyberton”, “BAKI”, and “Kengan Ashura”. Stan also talks about originally writing “The Touch” for the Stallone film “Cobra”, topping each subsequent album, collecting vinyl, and how Covid affected his creativity. 13:38 SEGMENT 2: Stan Bush talks about getting into music, growing up in a musical town like Gai

Cartoonist and editor Glenn Head (http://glennohead.com/) talks about his graphic novel memoir “Chartwell Manor”. Stephanie Economou (http://www.stephanieeconomou.com/) talks about composing the score for “Jupiter’s Legacy”, a Netflix series based on a 2013 graphic novel written by Mark Millar and drawn by Frank Quitely. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Cartoonist Glenn Head talks about his harrowing memoir “Chartwell Manor” (https://www.fantagraphics.com/products/chartwell-manor) about years of abuse suffered at a boarding school. Glenn also shares why he chose to tell the story as a graphic novel. 12:34 SEGMENT 2: Cartoonist Glenn Head (https://www.instagram.com/glennheadcomics/) talks about how he felt after completing “Chartwell Manor”, what he loves about non-fiction comics, and what he learned studying under Art Spiegelman. 25:08 SEGMENT 3: Stephanie Economou (https://www.instagram.com/stepheconomou/) talks about writing music for the superhero show “Jupiter’s Legacy”. 33:52 SEGMENT 4: Stephanie Economou on collaboratin

Gene Turnbow, Station Manager, Editor in Chief, and Host at https://scifi.radio/  talks about starting Krypton Radio 12 years ago, rebranding it to SciFi Radio in January of 2021, and what it takes to run the world's only full time geek, sci-fi, and pop culture radio station. Alan J. Porter (https://alanjporter.wordpress.com/) and Gillian J. Porter talk about their book “The James Bond Lexicon” (https://jamesbondlexicon.wordpress.com/). Click http://bit.ly/geektome to buy it on Amazon. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Gene Turnbow of SciFi.Radio talks about how an internet radio station can more accurately track listener demographics, keeping the station safe for work, and deciding what kind of content to put on the air. 12:46 SEGMENT 2: Gene Turnbow of SciFi.Radio talks about some of the shows on the station like Legend of the Traveling Tardis, Good Morning, Tatooine, and Docking Bay 94. Gene also talks about hosting live panels and supporting the station via https://www.patreon.com/scifiradio. 25:08 SEGMENT 3: Alan (ht

Ming Chen (https://twitter.com/mingchen37) talks about what a mess Stan Lee’s Marvelous Nerd Years Eve Con was, bringing “Comic Book Men” to HBO Max, and running a podcast studio  (https://www.ashareduniverse.com/). Gates McFadden (https://twitter.com/gates_mcfadden) talks about her podcast “Gates McFadden Investigates: Who Do You Think You Are?”, how "Star Trek" unites people, and strengthening friendships during quarantine. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Ming Chen and James reminisce about attending Stan Lee’s Marvelous Nerd Years Eve Con and why it was such a mess, loving podcasting, Brian Quinn from “Impractical Jokers” working to bring back “Comic Book Men”, and attending future cons. 10:19 SEGMENT 2: Gates McFadden (https://www.cameo.com/gatesmcfadden) talks about her podcast “Gates McFadden Investigates: Who Do You Think You Are?”, being pitched the podcast by Brian Volk-Weiss of The Nacelle Company, interviewing her space son Wil Wheaton, turning down the role of Dr. Beverly Crusher, and maybe doing a second se

Bret Hoffmann, the Director of Marketing for Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/), talks about the Mid Rivers Mall location in St. Peters reopening on Friday, May 7th (https://www.marcustheatres.com/theatre-locations/marcus-mid-rivers-14-cine) after a slew of renovations and improvements. Bret also discusses some of the hot new movies coming to theatres. Ella Rouwen Chen (https://www.ellarouwenchen.com/) talks about growing up in China and making a name for herself in America as an actor/writer/director/producer. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Bret Hoffmann talks about the updates made to the Mid Rivers Mall location including all new DreamLoungers, expanded food and beverage service, and a movie theatre size screen in the new Take 5 Lounge. Bret also talks about the ongoing safety protocols and the excitement surrounding the latest film in the Saw franchise called “Spiral” starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson. 10:43 SEGMENT 2: Bret Hoffmann talks about “The Suicide Squad”, “Fast 9”, “Space Jam”, “Jungle C

Chandler Poling (https://twitter.com/chandlerpoling) of the “X-Reads” Podcast (https://twitter.com/xreadspodcast) talks about how Disney should handle the X-Men, celebrating the upcoming 50th episode of “X-Reads”, and sharing his love for X-Men with fans from all over the world. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Chandler Poling talks about his top 3 X-Men movies from Fox, the Deadpool and Wolverine movies, and where Disney should start with the X-Men characters. 13:08 SEGMENT 2: Chandler Poling talks about whether the original 5 need to be showcased in Disney’s 1st X-Men movie, what Rogue’s role might be in the MCU, singing Aladdin songs with actress Karen David, POG advertisements in comic books, and guests of “X-Reads” choosing which issue of X-Men they want to talk about. 21:38 SEGMENT 3: Chandler Poling talks about building episodes of “X-Reads” around specific guests, his personal collection of comics, using the “X-Reads” podcast as an excuse to buy back-issues, picking his 6 favorite characters for the 1st Disney X-Men m

Mitch Hallock talks about Terrificon (https://www.terrificon.com/), Connecticut’s number 1 comic con happening July 30th-August 1st at Mohegan Sun. Get an exclusive peek at some of the guests that haven’t been announced yet. Improvisor Colin Mochrie (http://www.colinmochrie.com/) and director Sean Mulvihill (https://seanamulvihill.com/) talk about their new documentary “Act Social” (https://actsocialfilm.com/), which explores the healing potential of applied improvisation. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Mitch Hallock talks about what makes Terrificon the best run comic-con in the world and how COVID affected Terrificon 2020. 14:58 SEGMENT 2: Mitch Hallock talks about being a collector, how Terrificon has evolved over the years, and why celebrities and artists love returning to the con. 24:22 SEGMENT 3: Colin Mochrie and Sean Mulvihill talk about their new documentary called “Act Social”, whether anyone can learn to improvise, the science behind improv, improvising with Karl Rove, and “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” being on the

Gregg Katzman (https://twitter.com/GreggKatzman), the Marketing Mgr. for Valiant Comics (http://valiantentertainment.com/), talks about the release of the upcoming Shadow Man series and Valiant's future projects. Susan Eisenberg & Lacretia Lyon talk about SoapCon Live (https://soapconlive.com/), the 1st convention dedicated to soap operas. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Gregg Katzman talks about being a fan of Valiant Comics before joining the company, the relaunch of Valiant back in 2012, the “Shadow Man” series coming out on April 28th, the “Shadow Man: Remastered” video game, Julie Murphy returning for the “Faith Taking Flight” sequel called “Faith Greater Heights”, the “Bloodshot” film and plans for future Valiant films, the great variety of characters in the Valiant universe, and Jack Black as Armstrong in the “Archer and Armstrong” movie. 15:00 SEGMENT 2: Gregg Katzman talks about “Ninjak”, “Harbinger”, “X-O Manowar”, missing out on the Valiant universe when he was a little kid, gifting free PDFs of Valiant comics

Larry Houston (https://www.larry-houston.com/) talks about working in animation as a writer, director, producer, and storyboard artist on shows such as “X-Men the Animated Series”, “Spider-Man”, “Mighty Orbots”, “Fantastic Four”, and more! 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Larry Houston (https://twitter.com/xmendirector) talks about keeping souvenirs from all of his projects, working with Stan Lee and Margaret Loesch to create “X-Men the Animated Series”, butting heads with network executives on “X-Men”, and thinking there would only be 1 season of “X-Men”. 16:28 SEGMENT 2: Larry Houston talks about using the character Swarm in “Spider-Man”, whether he prefers storyboarding or writing, being a lifelong fan of superheroes, drawing comics while at his day job testing computers, getting hired at Filmation, becoming the first black storyboard artist for a Saturday cartoon, failing art tests, working on “Bucky O’Hare and the Toad Wars”, and working on “Community” to bring the “GI Joe” art style to life for their show. 29:38 SEGMENT

Comedian Preston Taylor (https://www.instagram.com/prestontaylorcomic/) on his stand-up special “Farm to TV”. You can catch it on TUBI TV. Actor Jackson Trent (https://www.jacksontrent.com/) talks about co-starring in the film “Bad Witch” (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8782956/) and his love for voiceover. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Preston Taylor talks about being a momma’s boy growing up, getting over stage fright, appearing on “Ru-Paul’s Drag Race”, moving from Kansas to Hollywood, being influenced by Eddie Murphy, Dave Chappelle, Richard Pryor, and Rodney Dangerfield, and how stand-up comedy has evolved. 14:14 SEGMENT 2: Preston Taylor talks about political correctness and creating his next special during COVID. 25:05 SEGMENT 3: Jackson Trent talks about the movie “Bad Witch”, the bankability of horror films, and what projects he is drawn to. 35:40 SEGMENT 4: Jackson Trent talks about voice acting, meeting James Arnold Taylor, why he started his YouTube channel, and being a fan of the projects he works on. 45:05 SEGM

Tom Brevoort (https://tombrevoort.com/), the Senior Vice President of Publishing for Marvel Comics, talks about how Marvel has evolved since he was hired in 1989 and how the comics influence the movies. Actor Eric Goins (https://www.instagram.com/the_eric_goins/) talks about playing The Gambler on DC’s “Stargirl” on the CW. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Tom Brevoort talks about being a comic book reader since he was 6, falling in love with comics after reading “The Fantastic Four” issues 177-179, being involved in over 5000 Marvel comic books since 1989, the hardest part about working at Marvel, what his legacy will be, what it was like when the first “Iron Man” movie hit, and how the comics are different from the movie and TV shows. 14:58 SEGMENT 2: Tom Brevoort talks about how the movies are now influencing the comics, how characters like Spider-Man evolve over time, how the “Civil War” storyline was adapted for the screen, “What If…” coming to Disney+, and what his favorite Marvel projects to edit were. 30:37 SEGMENT 3: