Thursday Feb 10, 2022

The Geek Roundtable Ep49 - Willow

We're back with Episode 49 of The Geek Roundtable

For this episode host Kenny Mittleider along with guest hosts Joe, Megan, Tony and Brian discuss 1980's Cult Classic Fantasy movie Willow.

Host of The Geek Roundtable:

Kenny Mittleider is a Post Production Supervisor for TV and a seasoned veteran when it comes to podcasting. He's been podcasting for over 12 years, he started guest podcasting on Treks in Sci Fi before creating a sub podcast call The Ready Room for Treks in Sci fi. He then created several companion podcasts for the webseries The Guild and My Gimpy Life, Knights of the Guild Podcast and My Gimpy Life Podcast, respectively. Over the years he's created other podcasts; Confessions of a Fanboy Podcast, Alien Nation: The Newcomers Podcast, MASH4077 Podcast and now The Geek Roundtable Podcast.

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Joe Cucinotti is a media production and management professional with more than 21 years of experience in the Dallas/Fort Worth radio market working on and off the air. He co-created, directed, wrote and starred in the short-lived “Variants” web-series about the misfit crew that works in a Dallas comic book shop. Joe is also a Professional Voice Actor and can be heard in “One Piece”, “Star Blazers 2202”, “My Roommate is a Cat”, “Midnight Occult Civil Servants” and “ID: Invaded” and the video game “Max Payne 3”. He co-hosts The Editing Bay podcast where he and his friends, Joel and Tes, talk way too much about movies that probably don’t deserve to be talked about. He loves “Star Wars”, “G.I. Joe”, “Scott Pilgrim” and once sang karaoke with the cast of “Supernatural”. His crowning achievement, however, is being Sara’s husband and Harper and James’ dad.

Joe's Stage Play - (162) NextWave Presents - Batgirl : The First Lesson & Batman : The Killing Joke - YouTube

Link for The Variants - https://youtu.be/V95gTFLKduQ

Link for Professional Voice Actor - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9858508/

Link for The Editing Bay - http://www.editingbay.com/

Link for Karaoke with the cast of Supernatural - https://youtu.be/4oprU3xqTHM

Brian C. Stehle is a retired United States Army Colonel who has an overactive imagination, uncompromising passion, and love for life. He is a native of Sandusky, Ohio and has traveled the world as an Apache Helicopter pilot and Acquisition Officer before retiring and branching out as an author and entrepreneur. He recently published his first children’s Christmas book titled “One Day Off”. He loves dinosaurs, comic books, leadership, teamwork, Ultimate Frisbee, Curling, sci-fi, and fantasy. You can contact him directly at brian.stehle@gmail.com or find him on Facebook (Brian C. Stehle) or LinkedIn (Brian Stehle | LinkedIn).

Army Retirement slideshow: Stehle Retirement Video ONLY (1 of 2) - YouTube

Army Retirement speech: Stehle Retirement Speech Only (2 of 2) - YouTube

Amazon link for Brian's book One Day Off. "One Day Off" Children's Christmas Book: Brian C. Stehle: 9781735727202: Amazon.com: Books

Megan O'Neal is an illustrator, retired pastry chef, and horror enthusiast who currently resides in Cleveland with her husband and two dogs. When she's not reading, she's just sitting in front of a sketchbook, wishing this stuff would draw itself.

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Tony Nagatani is a writer, singer, video editor, podcaster, and reformed electoral-politico. Originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, Tony has spent the majority of his adult life living in Los Angeles working in post production, on TV shows like VH1’s Behind the Music, MTV’s Laguna Beach & The Hills, A&E’s Storage Wars, and Jay Leno’s Garage on CNBC, NBC.com, and YouTube. He has worked on electoral political campaigns in Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Oregon North Carolina, Florida, Washington D.C., and California. Tony is also the co-host of the Model Majority Podcast which covers politics, culture, and life through an Asian American lens. Tony has only recently realized Star Trek > Star Wars, don’t @ him.