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A Tale Of Two Episodes
This week the boys decide to do a little experiment. This episode will be in two for the listener's pleasure and ease. Jay and Olskey discuss Halloween and how they can still have a good time during a pandemic. Here is what else you can expect on this week's episode of Turnbuckle Tabloid:
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Enjoy a brand-new episode of Black is the New Black! In this week’s episode Ben & Taylor discuss:
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“Welcome Back! #NotMase”
Oh, man!! It looks like the break is over!!. That’s right, y’all, your two favorite hosts are back with Episode 210 of Call Me When It’s Over. In this week’s episode, “Welcome Back! #NoMase”, Josiesboy (@josiesboy) and Alexis (@alonafuss) return from a more than deserved break. They took the summer off, and not they’re ready to hit the ground running.
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Today’s guest is a man whose face you’ve seen hundreds of times in movies and TV shows, but you probably never knew his name until now. Erick Avari boasts a resume of big appearances in tons of well-known things, and three of those are Star Trek!
Erick first appeared in “Star Trek: The Next Generation” episode from season 5 titled “Unification Part 1” as the Klingon warrior B’ijik, and then returned to the franchise in season 3 of Deep Space Nine as Vedek Yarka in “Destiny.” He followed that up with one more Trek appearance in the season 1 episode of Enterprise titled “Terra Nova” as Jamin. We discuss how he got these roles, the makeup he had to wear for them, acting with Nana Visitor, Avery Brooks, Scott Bakula, how different each of these shows were, and much more.
Plus, Erick tells us the story of growing up in India and coming to America where he first discovered his affinity for Star Trek, his family’s lineage in stage and cinema, some of Erick’s Broadway and theater career, including his time with Val Kilmer in “Tis A Pity She’s A Whore”, behind the scenes stories from “Stargate,” and memories from “Mr. Deeds,” “Murder, She Wrote,” “The Beast,” “Encino Man” and the obscure and bizarre film “Nothing Lasts Forever.”
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Talk the Talk
In this week's episode, Jay and Olskey open up the mics to Isaac Rodriguez and "The Will" to discuss wrestling commentary's importance. Everyone on board discusses their favorites as well as what's missing in the art of the talk. Here is what else you can expect on this week's episode of Turnbuckle Tabloid:
· John Cena married for the second time?
· Lars Sullivan inappropriate behavior
· Britt Baker, Give AEW women a chance
· Possible COVID-19 outbreak at GCW Collective event?
· Lex Luger slightly walking thanks to DDP
· Around the Squared Circle
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With a new season of "Star Trek Discovery" launching this week, it makes perfect sense for us to chat with a character actor from the series! Today, we have the prolific Conrad Coates, who you may recall as Admiral Terral, a Vulcan who appeared in four episodes during season 1.
Conrad talks to us about the hush-hush process for being cast on DISCO, what he thought of the Vulcan ears, how to effectively act as an alien species who can't emote, and what he did to make the role his own, an untold secret about the Discovery Starfleet uniforms, how he filmed the hologram sequences with Jason Isaacs, and more of his great memories from the show.
Plus, being on "Degrassi" and working with Aubrey Graham AKA Drake, being on Defiance as Tev'gin, time on the obscure "Car 54, Where Are You?" film, working with Steve Carrell in "Welcome to Marwen," being Bartik in "Tron Legacy" and "Tron Uprising" alongside Michael Sheen, the Conrad Coates acting academy, and teases us about who he plays in the upcoming Ubisoft game "Far Cry 6", along with much more!
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With the 2020 Election only weeks away, Americans are preparing for one of the most important elections of this generation. On this bonus minisode of Trek Untold, we are talking with political activist and founder of "Trek The Vote For A Fair Election" Tae Phoenix, as well as one of the many Star Trek celebrities involved in this group, Chase Masterson AKA Leeta from "Star Trek DS9".
Tae and Chase talk about this bipartisan organization with the intent to make sure this election is fair and decisive, the groups and Star Trek actors that are involved, and why Trekkies will want to be a part of it.
For more information on "Trek The Vote For A Fair Election" and what you can do to get started, head to https://www.trekthe.vote/.
Fight The Power!
The boys discuss the possibility of wrestlers unionizing as WWE's talent might be seeing their social media taken over by the company. Olskey starts his full-time job, and Jay is still fighting over politics on social media. Here is what else you can expect on this week's episode of Turnbuckle Tabloid:
· Chris Jericho bashes NXT TakeOver match
· Alberto Del Rio facing a long time behind bars
· NXT TakeOver 31 review
· WWE Draft begins
· Ridge Holland injured
· Around the Squared Circle
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The Star Trek universe is nothing without its aliens, and these unique races are brought to life by some of the best makeup teams in Hollywood. Today we chat with an award-winning artist who worked on Star Trek for many years and was part of the Emmy award winning team on "Star Trek Deep Space Nine", Thomas E. Surprenant.
Thomas explains how he first became interested in special FX make-up and how he transformed his passion into a profession, info he received from the legendary Chris Mueller Jr and Charles Schram, behind the scenes stories from "Donnie Darko", "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", and his embarrassing tale with Luke Perry.
From there, we talk Trek, and Thomas explains how he got hired by Michael Westmore for the shows, what it was like working on TNG, DS9 and Generations simultaneously, what the intensive process is for making an actor become an alien, which surprising make-up he did the most on Star Trek that you would never expect, working on “Blood Oath” and Klingon Make-up (and his thoughts on DISCO Klingons), and the Emmy episodes “Distant Voices” and “The Visitor” with Alexander Siddig and Tony Todd.
Plus, nightmare stories of his worst day on set, the best advice he ever received from Michael Westmore, and what you should do if you want to break into the make-up industry.
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Toys & Tech of the Trade kicks off the road to episode fifty by welcome podcaster and entrepreneur Brianna Peters to the show this week. Brianna and her husband Matt, are the founders of Gotham Podcast Studio. Gotham Podcast Studio prides itself on being a full-service podcast production studio that offers creators all bells and whistles they need for their podcasts, video streams, and even voiceover recordings.
When not running Gotham alongside Matt, you can find Brianna hosting her podcast Bit Different, where she showcases things her guests do a bit differently. Brianna and Matt’s next endeavor will be their new podcast hosting company called Tandem. Tandem will offer podcast hosting solutions with that GPS magic and innovation. Tandem will allow podcast hosts to bring over not only their show but also their analytics as well.
If you are looking for inspiration to dive into your passion project or business endeavor, Brianna’s story and the origin of Gotham Podcast Studio are inspirational.
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