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Toys & Tech of the Trade celebrates 50 episodes and closes out its second season with Andrew Davis. Andrew is the founder of the PopAnimeComics brand and hosts the PopAnimeComics podcast covering anime, comics, pop culture, and professional wrestling. Rich's conversation with Andrew ran the gamut and covered a lot of Rich and Andrew's shared interests, as well as a deep dive into how Andrew produces the PopAnimeComics podcast and web show. They also discussed alternative investing strategies using comic books and trading cards that have exploded during the pandemic as more casual collectors enter the space plus lots of toys & tech talk.
ALERT!!: New episodes of Toys & Tech of the Trade will be released on Saturdays from now on.
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Back In Action With Entrepreneur Mohamed Taysir
The Eat 4 Life Podcast returns from a brief hiatus, and they're not back alone as entrepreneur Mohamed Taysir joins them. Mohamed is a multifaceted entrepreneur with deep roots in gaming. He is a Lecturer, Speaker, certified Blockchain Instructor & Solutions Architect, Business Strategist, Futurist, Technologist, and Angel Investor. His most recent endeavor is a STEM-focused co-working center that supports workforce development.
Listeners can expect plenty of discussions related to the metaverse and the future of blockchain gaming and how it applies to the evolution of eSports, plus how the gamers of today will be the backbone of tomorrow's workforce thanks in part to the motor and critical thinking skills developed through gaming.
If you consider yourself a futurist or want to learn more about the blockchain and its impact on gaming, you will not want to miss this conversation.
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In My Own Words
Jay is feeling a certain way this week, and he's going to let you know about it. Olskey pops in for Wrestling Rundown as the boys discuss,
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Patricia Tallman, Actress & Stunt Performer on Star Trek TNG, DS9 & VOY
Patricia Tallman has done it all in her career as an actress and a stunt performer, but all of her accolades came with a hefty price.
In this episode of "Trek Untold," we have a candid conversation with the spectacular Patricia Tallman, who performed stunts on TNG, DS9, Voyager, and the "Generations" film. She's also served as a double for Gates McFadden, Nana Visitor, Gwynyth Walsh, Daphne Ashbrook, and many others. She has also been a Starfleet officer, a Romulan, a Bajoran, a Klingon, and even her own new race in the TNG episode "Starship Mine."
Through all of her successes and accomplishments, Patricia struggled with being an actress in Hollywood that greatly affected her mental and physical health. Years later, she came to terms with everything she had been through and ultimately discovered her true passion.
Patricia started in a small town playing Star Trek with her barbie dolls, which led her into the art of storytelling and the different ways she could express her feelings. We discussed her education in Carnegie Mellon, working with Tom Savini and George A. Romero through her career, memories of Tony Todd and the pranks she played on him during "Night of The Living Dead," learning to perform stunts, and her first role as a stunt performer in "Road House" under instruction from Rowdy Harrington and Charlie Picerni (and the injury she had that made her first stunt even more difficult), doubling for Molly Ringwald in "The Stand" and that explosive stunt that went deadly wrong, and working with Steven Spielberg as Laura Dern's double in "Jurassic Park."
From there, we discuss her Star Trek work, including fights with Nana Visitor, taking falls for Gates McFadden on generations, her first Trek stunt gig, Patricia's full role on "Starship Mine," a fight scene with Tim Russ on "Invasive Procedures" that busted her wide open and left her with a crimson mask, doubling for Melinda Culea in The Outcast," a repetitive stunt for Michelle Forbes that left Patricia badly bruised, and a whole lot more!
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A Flair For Arrogance
“Whole Milk” Mike sits in with Jay to discuss the interaction on Friday Night Smackdown last week between Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair. Also, the two discuss Monday Night Nitro from January 1996.
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About a year ago, we posted our interview with Lycia Naff, which quickly became one of our most popular episodes. Who knew that today she would make a triumphant return to the Star Trek universe, reprising her character of Ensign Sonya Gomez. Only this time, it's Captain Gomez aboard the USS Archimedes! Yup, she got a promotion (take that, Ensign Kim) and appeared in the "Star Trek: Lower Decks" season 2 finale "First First Contact."
Lycia rejoins Trek Untold for a second round to discuss what got her out of retirement to take the role, what it was like reprising this fan-favorite character, and all the in's and out's of being on a Star Trek show again. We also discuss a few loose ends from our last episode, including a discussion of her time in "Hunter" and "Lethal Weapon" and a few other Hollywood tales, plus updates from her charitable organization, Drive-By Do-Gooders.
Visit https://www.drivebydogooders.org/ to donate to the cause, and if you donate $35 or more, Lycia will send you an autographed picture. In the comments section where you donate, include your name and address and what pic you would like, and Lycia will send it on your way!
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Wrestling With The Mic
This week Jay is in an educating mode and wants to share his feelings on wrestling podcasts. Becky Lynch and Charlotte are heating up the news outlets as well as,
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Have A Beer And A Body Slam
Although a little late, this week's episode is well worth the wait. First, Jay discusses the differences between pro wrestling and sports entertainment. Also, this week, Jay returns to indy wrestling and shares his thoughts on the experience.
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Jill Jacobson, Vanessa from Star Trek TNG "The Royale" and Aroya from Star Trek DS9 "Broken Link"
Trek Untold welcomes the ravishing Jill Jacobson to the podcast, who you may remember as the clueless Vanessa from the season 2 TNG episode "The Royale" and the DS9 season four finale "Broken Link" as Aroya, the owner of the Celestial Café on the promenade who gets a date with Odo.
Jill has the craziest audition story ever of how she got her role on TNG, and tales of working with veteran actor Noble Willingham, trying to keep a straight face around Brent Spiner, and stories with Jonathan Frakes and Michael Dorn. Then it's onto DS9, her first time wearing prosthetics and the original long-term plans for her character.
Plus, growing up in Texas and discovering acting, her first movie role alongside Gary Lockwood and Carol Lynley, becoming "Nurse Sherri" in the Al Adamson directed cult-classic film that Quentin Tarantino has called one of his favorite movies, what she learned about comedy from Bob Newhart, working with Aubrey Meadows on the short-lived "Uncle Buck" TV show, making risky choices with Adrian Brody, confessing to Scott Bakula and dancing with Russ Tamblyn in "Quantum Leap," and how Jill helped a young Jonathan Frakes get one of his earliest TV acting gigs in a story that even Cmdr. Riker might not know!
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