The DJ Bob Show

In today’s episode, DJ Bob talks to the creative forces behind Fairly Odd Parents: A New Wish. In just ten minutes, the group covers topics including the cast’s exposure to the original series, diversity and inclusion, and how the cast members put a unique spin on this new material. Enjoy!

In a special episode for Teacher Appreciation Week, Bob sits down with artists Again Again (Anne Montroe and Jennifer Cook) and Mista Cookie Jar to talk about their new song, “Thank You Teacher”. They talk about how this particular collaboration came to be, how it evolved during the creative process, what the song means to them, and more!

Leslie Carrara-Rudolph is a puppeteer, voice actress and singer best known for her portrayal of Abby Cadabby on Sesame Street. Leslie and DJ Bob spend this memorable episode talking about sources of joy, visible and invisible identities, the challenges associated with being marginalized, the impact of trauma, and more.

On this episode, Bob interviews Jen Barnhart. Bob and Jen discuss the value of being vulnerable, Jen’s newfound greater understanding of disability and ableism, Jen’s experiences with Broadway and puppeteering, and so much more!

On this episode, DJ Bob sits down with the creatives and voice actors behind the new Max show, Hop. They discuss a variety of topics, including diversity and inclusion in acting, the casting process for the show, disability representation in Hop, and much more!

Calling all young explorers! This Friday, April 12th, Paramount Plus blasts off on a brand new adventure series with Dora! Dora's back and braver than ever, ready to tackle bigger challenges and explore amazing new places with her friends. Get set for epic quests, solving mysteries, and helping others – all with a sprinkle of magic in this fantastical world! Join Dora and discover valuable lessons about friendship, community, and kindness throughout their exciting journey. Don't miss DJ Bob's exclusive interview with the show's voice cast, Kathleen Herles, Diana Zermeno, and Asher Colton Spence, for a sneak peek behind the scenes!

Today, DJ Bob interviews Debbie Gendler. Debbie is known for being an original Beatles superfan. A member of the audience during the group’s iconic Ed Sullivan Show performance, she collected a lifetime’s worth of experiences and wrote a book about them, titled “I Saw Them Standing There: Adventures of an Original Fan During Beatlemania and Beyond”. Join us as she recounts her journey in this remarkable interview.

On this episode, Bob chats with the Creatives of the new show, Hop, which is streaming now on Max. Join Bob as he talks to Marc Brown, Tolon Brown & Peter Hirsch about the show as well as its representation of people with disabilities. They also discuss making sure that people with disabilities are represented in the voice cast, their experiences working together on this new project, and so much more in this insightful roundtable discussion.

Today, DJ Bob interviews puppeteer Matt Vogel. Matt is known for his work on Sesame Street as the current performer of Kermit the Frog and Big Bird. Bob and Matt talk about the various obstacles that once stood in the way of their respective dream careers, the difficult side of puppeteering, the time Big Bird lost a wing, and more.

In this can’t-miss episode, DJ Bob and cohost Jane Humen sit down for a special interview with Stephen Russell. Stephen is a voice actor known for his work on The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, and Starfield video game titles, among other credits. The three talk about how Stephen became a voice actor, the challenges associated with voice acting, favorite media, and more!