
The thirtieth seal of the Roboplastic Apocalypse KRA-KOOMS apart like an iPod being eaten by a talking robot Tyrannosaurus in this Florida Supercon 2011 edition of the Podcastalypse! Thrill to the adventures of the Nostrodomatron as I spend the entire convention wandering around talking to myself about toy robots and pictures of toy robots. Then as if that weren't mind-blowing enough, I talk with special guests Ken Lashley and Gregg Berger, two men who know a lot about cartoons of toy robots! That's pretty much the toy robot subject matter trifecta right there. It's all here and more in this "TRANS-TECHNOLOGICAL CYBERTRONIANS" IS HARDER TO SAY THAN IT LOOKS edition of the podcastalypse!
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(In the meantime go check out my Facebook gallery of Supercon 2011 pictures. I'll see you guys once I'm back from Ancient City Con this weekend.)

Ken Lashley is the man behind Draxhall Jump, which is the company most famous for originating the concepts and designs of the Transformers Transtech line. He's been involved behind the scenes with Hasbro on a number of franchises including Star Wars, G.I Joe and Transformers for over a decade.

Gregg Berger is of course a renowned professional voice actor famous for many roles including The Transformers' Grimlock the Dinobot. I asked him a few questions about the work he did voicing super robot pilot Tommy Davis in Tranzor-Z, the US released English dub of the legendary Japanese anime Mazinger-Z.

Darth Vader is a fallen Jedi who punched his pregnant wife to death.


















3 comments:
finally had a chance to listen to your podcast of the Ken Lashly interview. yeah you ain't kidn when you talk about someone living "the dream". if you think your up for it you might want to check out my scalding movie review on Youtube of Transformers 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB6IhkoVUr0
also, i don't know if you ever feature any fan art on your blog but i've got a painting of the Optimus vs. Bonecrusher fight from the first TF movie you might be interested in: https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-GZC4messJPA/TXoaezDOuQI/AAAAAAAABmc/nnzLiVaYsjc/s1600/Optimus+Prime+vs+Bonecrusher.jpg
Nice couple of interviews there Esteban. All the stuff I go to, there's always too many people there to get those kinds of interviews.
Yeah but I still love listening to the Paunch Stevenson show and hearing your accounts of your meetings (however brief) with famous people. To be fair you are dealing with people who are several magnitudes of mainstream celebrity beyond those I'm talking to. So I understand how it's pretty much mission impossible to score interviews with them but just your stories and the occasional brief audio snippets from your encounters are tremendously entertaining.
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