This week on episode 114 we welcome the "Voice of Death" himself, Brock Powell. Brock is the voice behind all the bumps on Fueled By Death Cast and he joins the show for the second time as a guest. We talk with Brock in Los Angeles about voice acting in cartoons versus video games, his favorite history surrounding the craft, and some of his tips on taking care of your voice and vocal cords. Plus, Brock discusses his love for Disney and specifically the show he works on, Milo Murphy's Law.

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In this clip from episode 113 of Fueled By Death Show, we continue on our two-part roast of Valentine's Day. First, we go around the world and see how the holiday is celebrated in other countries. Then, don't get caught watching some romantic movie on Valentine's, instead, watch some horror! All good horror movies revolve a little bit around love, and some of them were made with this holiday in mind.

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In this clip from Fueled By Death Show episode 113, we check in with some of our favorite spacecraft. First, Juno has found a new giant storm on Jupiter and it might give us more insight into how the famous red spot was formed. Then on Mars, the Curiosity rover has been augmented to study gravitational readings, adding more science to the mission six and half years after touching down on the red planet. Also, the Parker Solar Probe has made its first orbit around our Sun and we are starting to unlock the mysteries of the star in our backyard.

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This week on episode 113 we welcome the amazing duo of Dave and Jes Hudak to the show. Dave and Jes moved from New York City to Los Angeles to raise a family and continue to pursue their dreams. Dave is a comic and actor, who has worked on stages on both coasts of the country honing his unique brand of comedy. Jes is an accomplished musician who sang and played on her first record as a young teenager, has appeared on Bravo’s reality show Platinum Hit, and continues to write, perform and teach music. Their story is all of our stories - to find their passion and let it fuel them to success.

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In this clip of The Roast from Fueled By Death Show 112, we discuss some of the history and origins of the holiday Valentine's Day. From ancient Roman traditions to modern-day consumerism, the holiday has gone through a lot of changes. One of the more disturbing events connected to it is the Valentine's Day Massacre, which rounds out part one of our two-part Roast on love day.

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In this clip from episode 112 of Fueled By Death Cast, we talk about seven new pieces of parchment found containing information about Merlin the Wizard. Straight out of Arthurian legend, these new findings s shed light on stories we already knew, and also open up the realm of new possibilities surrounding the myths. Also, a rock collected on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission might have originated on Earth, thanks to recent findings from researchers.

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Longtime friends of Death Wish Coffee Jamie Robinson and Bill Winters are on episode 112 of our podcast this week. Jamie and Bill are the hosts of The Mr. Throwback Thursday podcast, a show dedicated to the love of all things hip-hop. Both hosts met over a mutual love of the musical genre and would talk at length about their appreciation of the classics, and their thoughts on where the genre is headed today. they have interviewed titans in the hip-hop industry, premiered music from some of their idols, and have attended incredible events surrounding the music and culture. Jamie and Bill join our show to talk about how they started their podcast, how it has changed both of their lives, and how the World's Strongest Coffee figures into all of it.

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In this clip from Fueled By Death Show 111, we run down some history and traditions surrounding the holiday of Groundhog Day. This weird and slightly strange weather predicting rodent has been around since the late 1800s and is even more popular today thanks to a cult favorite movie starring Bill Murray. Plus, we actually went to Punxsutawney PA in 2017 and recall some of our memories from that trip, which was immortalized on episode 9 of Fueled By Death CAst - deathwishcoffee.com/groundhog

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In this clip from Fueled By Death Show 111, we discuss news from SpaceX on science. First up though, we talk about an incredible new image of Messier 61 galaxy from the VLT telescope at the Paranal Observatory in Chile. The big news is SpaceX has successfully tested the rockets on the Falcon 9 that will be carrying the unmanned Crew Dragon capsule on its first launch in February. If that test launch goes well, then a manned version is set for April of 2019, ushering in a new era of sending astronauts into space from American soil once again. Get a look inside the Crew Dragon capsule and more on this week's science episode.

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This week we welcome pop culture artist, sculptor, and director, Rob Prior, to episode 111 of the podcast. We met Rob a few years ago at a Walker Stalker Convention and have been fascinated by his career ever since. Rob talks about starting at a very young age and being published internationally, what it's like to create art with both hands and two brushes, and how he paints to loud music, even joining bands like Linkin Park on stage. Plus, hear how Rob is directing his first movie, his trip to Africa to paint animals in the wild, and his upcoming gallery show that features Stan Lee in a bunch of iconic comic book covers. Stan actually loved the art and signed many of the originals before he passed away in 2018.

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