I just want to start off by saying Michael B Moynahan is a nice guy, so nice in fact that we invited him back for another year at Grand Comic Fest. You may know him from his run as Lookout Bear in the wildly popular children's show Zoobilee Zoo, or perhaps you recognize him from his role as Pee Wee Hutchins in the 1986 wrestling film Bodyslam. No matter where you know him from, you'll love this adventure into his career that includes stories about hanging out with Michael J Fox, what it's like to actually wrestle your favorite wrestler, his stint as a chanting monk, and working with Conan O'Brien. We also discuss his Beach Boys tribute band The Beach Toys before diving into some Zoobilee Zoo talk and wrapping up with with some talk about Grand Comic Fest. You won't want to miss this fun conversation with our good friend Michael B Moynahan, and you certainly won't want to miss Grand Comic Fest 5.

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Deryl Skelton has worked 50 years in the comic industry and we are helping him celebrate. Join us as we get an inside look at the path that lead to this golden anniversary. You'll hear tales of his years at DC and Marvel and the folks who inspired him along the way, as well as his encounters with celebrities such as George Forman, Liberace, Siegfried and Roy, and not one but two Catwomen. Deryl tells us what it's like to tackle beloved franchises and have the people he is drawing give regular critiques. Did you know that he created the visuals for a Cyndi Lauper video? Hear all about it in this episode! If it happened in the comic world in the last 50 years, chances are Deryl either did it or has a story about it..... and we get to listen in as he reminisces about a half century of living his childhood dream.

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There isn't anything in filmmaking that Wyatt hasn't done. He's a writer, a director, an editor, a visual and special effects artist... but that's not all, not by a long shot. He's acted in such notable franchises as Star Trek the Next Generation and Predator, he's built a spaceship for a Weirdo and crashed airplanes (or at least made them look crashed), hell... he's even made his very own (awesome) Batman film. Wyatt is a testament to what happens when you allow your drive, passion, talent and all the amazing people you've surrounded yourself with to work together to make dreams come true. The truly wonderful thing is, he has remained humble and grateful through it all. Join us as Wyatt shares some remarkable stories from his career and gives some solid advice for aspiring filmmakers who want to follow that same path.

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When it comes to wrestling, there isn't much Dave Sullivan hasn't done. He has worked the territory system in the United States and world wide, he has main evented major pay per view events, he has shared the ring with a literal who's who of the wrestling business, and he has survived one of Harley Race's infamous car rides. Join us as we discuss his beginnings as a collegiate and pro athlete, his coaching career, his training and how he broke into the business and story after story of working in the business of professional wrestling. You will hear tales you have never heard before, and if you pay attention you might just learn a thing or two about life. Listen along as we visit with WCW superstar and Nebraska Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame member Dave Sullivan.

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San Dimas, California 1988: The Great Ones are in danger of failing their history exam and struggling to actually be great, but never fear... Rufus and his time traveling phone booth are coming to save the day. Join us as we talk all things Bill and Ted, from the two blockbuster films to the failed television shows and whatever else crosses our easily distracted little minds. Grab your air guitars jump in "the death box" and let's rock... it's time.

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Kathy Coleman joined us to discuss her vast career and give fans a sneak peek at what they might experience at Grand Comic Fest 5. She gives us some background on when she was touring with the Mike Curb Congregation (including an Omaha stop), her early audition process and life after Land of the Lost. We talk about the business of show business, her pony Comanche, giving back to the fans, her Land of the Lost family and what it's like to be an award winning author. Oh, there may be a little chat about crushing on a Sleestack. Kathy is just as excited to meet the fans as they are to meet her, quite possibly more. When you step up to the LotL booth you are in for an experience because she and Wesley believe in giving you a memory to take home, so swing by and say hi!

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Many of us recognize Wesley Eure as Will Marshall from Land of the Lost, but I'm here to tell you that's just the tip of the iceberg. Do you know what role saved his life from a rollerskating street gang? Were you aware that he has performed with the Jackson 5 and was signed to Motown Records? Hear these tales and so much more including what it's like to work on a daily soap opera, spending a day teaching Lucille Ball how to play Password, how much Sid Kroft loves to talk and how Wesley is connected to the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW). We also discuss The Red Wings of Christmas, one of the many children's books he has written and the creation and impact of the PBS series Dragon Tales (you won't believe who named their kids after characters Wesley created). You will be inspired by his charity work and philanthropy; you will be amazed by stories that haven't been told, or even thought about, in years; and you will be charmed by the genuine kindness that just flows from our new friend Wesley Eure. 

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To talk to Greg Berg is to take a stroll down memory lane. He has given a voice to so many of our favorite animated characters from Hanna Barbara greats to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to some of his most recognizable work as Baby Fozzie and Baby Scooter on Muppet Babies. Join us as we talk with Greg about working on one of the hottest radio shows in the 80s where he was able to introduce John Travolta to John Revolting; his days in a sketch comedy group with Bill Hicks at The Comedy Store; his vast resume of celebrity voice replacement; and all the great, iconic characters that he has portrayed over the last 40 years. Not only is Greg a talented multi-voiced actor, but he's also a mentor and coach for up and coming voice talent who enjoys giving back to the industry that he loves. He's also one heck of a nice guy. Listen in as we hear about all the stepping stones that led to an amazing career for Grand Comic Fest 5 guest Greg Berg. 

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These days it seems reality shows are the norm, but where did this trend come from? Why do people think we love to see the drama and bullshit in their every day life? (We totally do by the way) And who in the hell paved the way for Gene Simmons to show us his Family Jewels every week? We're discussing the early days of reality TV this week on The Power Hour... and we talk about clown girls and cocaine bears too.... what else did you expect?

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Over the past 45 years Mark Acheson has done it all. He's appeared in retro television favorites like MacGyver, Highlander, and The Incredible Hulk as well as iconic Sci Fi programs such as Stargate SG-1, Supernatural, Smallville and The X-Files.  He's given a voice to Fat Dog Mendoza, Fisto, Transformers Unicron and Crumplezone, and My Little Pony villain Lord Tirek. Hell, he even got Buddy the elf drunk... I'm telling you, Mark has done it all. Join us as we discuss a very diverse career. From the bizarre Netflix series Brand New Cherry Flavor to his upcoming role in the Disney film Peter Pan & Wendy and all points in between, Mark shares a story about a man living out his lifelong dream. 

Check out https://markacheson.com to learn more about his career and find social media links and contact info. 

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