Podcast appearances and mentions of brian smitty smith

SHOW NOTES: Brian “Smitty” Smith’s website and Twitter Chris Giarrusso’s website and Twitter Jacob Chabot’s website and Tumblr Peanut Butter discussed in this episode Here’s a…

(Cruisin’ Together may contain grown-up language) Chris and Gregg cruise with Brian “Smitty” Smith to talk about LEGEND, where Tom Cruise isn’t shirtless for the… The post Cruisin’ Together: 07 – Legend appeared first on Hatter Entertainment.

Happy 1st Anniversary to Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast! I am proud to share this review of everything that happened on the Let's Voltron Podcast from this past year, as well as some anniversary greetings that Voltron Fans left us on voicemail. As I went through recording this 35th podcast episode, it became very clear that I have a lot of people to thank for making this past year so special for all the Voltron Fans. So, I have to start by thanking the wonderful people at World Events Productions for carrying the Voltron torch these past 30 years, and for coming on the podcast to share the information that can only come from the home office in St. Louis. So, a very special thank you to Ted Koplar, Bob Koplar and Tiffany Ilardi. Extra thanks to Bob Koplar for helping me walk through all these podcast episodes. I really want to thank Jeremy Corray for helping get this podcast started in December 2013, and for his continued support as a resource and occasional co-host. I want to thank Michael French for making many episodes special with his expert commentary and for carrying the Blazing Sword as a great co-host. I have to thank Dan Jolley for being a great fan-favorite guest and a super co-host when we review the original Voltron episodes. Big thank you to Gregory Tyler for being a great Voltron Fan and for bringing a comprehensive look at Vehicle Team Voltron to the listeners of the podcast. The rest of the people on this list have all been terrific contributors to the podcast and were all important to the success of the 1st year of Let's Voltron. Here they are, in no particular order: Mark Oliver, Tommy Yune, George Sohn, Seth Green, Clare Grant, Brian “Smitty” Smith, Lucas Morrell, Marc Handler, Franklin Cofod, John Teichmann, Casey Snider, Chee-toy, Talley LaFlamme, Moira, Brandon Thomas, Cubbieberry, Rileah Vanderbilt, Chris Wofford, Neil Ross, Josh McKillips, N. Steven Harris, Jacob Chabot, Linda Endinger, Todd Matthy, Tara Scully, Traci Todd, Josh Bernard, Aaron Goins, Jon Eckert, Tony and Rose Tuski, Kim Morrell, and Master Harry Pfister (a true inspiration). Thank you so much to all the fans that submitted great questions for many of the guests in all of the episodes, and for sharing your thoughts, comments, memories, and super Voltron fandom. Thank you all for making 2014 the best year ever for me and here's hoping that 2015 has the ability to top it! Thanks for listening! See you all in 2015!

SHOW NOTES: Jacob Chabot’s website, tumblr & twitter (which he doesn’t actually use) Chris Giarrusso’s website & twitter Brian “Smitty” Smith’s website & twitter Gregg…

Marc interviews Brian “Smitty” Smith, author of the 6-volume Voltron Force Graphic Novels from Viz Media, but not before introducing his son, Lucas, to give the 10-year-old perspective for the first time on the Let’s Voltron Podcast. Marc gives a shout-out to Chee-Toy for the latest artwork inspired by the podcast, an Olympic Voltron Snowboarding, with Blazing Sword covering the entire bottom of the snowboard. That image is now the background image on the Let’s Voltron Facebook Page. We talked about the new 30th Anniversary Voltron Logo, introduced by WEP on Voltron.com, symbolizing 30 years of defending the universe. Just in time for the 30th Anniversary, WEP has unveiled a new and updated store.voltron.com where you can find all the greatest Voltron merchandise as well as products from other classic WEP shows. Check out the new look today! Brian “Smitty” Smith is also the author of the new 30th Anniversary Voltron ‘Encyclopedia’, due out later this year (with the Introduction by Let’s Voltron Podcast Host Marc Morrell). In this podcast, you hear a complete run-through of every issue of the Voltron Force Graphic Novel Series, still available on (store.voltron.com) if you haven’t picked these up yet. If you liked the Voltron Force Nicktoons animated series, you will love Brian’s Graphic novels, because they are just like watching an episode in each volume. Brian also gives us a tease of something you might see in the 30th Anniversary Voltron Book by Viz Media, but don’t expect much more than that at this time. Brian has agreed to come back and talk to us about the book when it is released. Brian lets us know about other projects he is involved with right now, as well. See Brian's work on his personal website, the Voltron Store, and the Stuff of Legend Omnibus.

SHOW NOTES: Chris Giarrusso’s website and twitter Brian “Smitty” Smith’s website and twitter Jacob Chabot’s website and twitter The Stuff of Legend on IMDb (only for…

Recorded LIVE on Saturday, October 26th, 2013 during Comic Book City Con in Greensboro, NC! Join Gregg Schigiel as he invites comic industry friends (old and new) to talk about how awesome superheroes are and play some superhero-centric games where YOU may have a chance to play along and win prizes! It's like Hollywood Game Night meets Doug Loves Movies meets Comic Book City. Who will score the most points in games like “Alphabet Superheroes”, “Name that Story Arc”, and “Super Suit Celebrity”? And will YOU be the lucky winner?! Guests include Jacob Chabot, Chris Giarrusso, Brian “Smitty” Smith, Erica Henderson and Chris Sims! Show Notes: Gregg's other CBCC panel, Stuff Said featuring Mark Waid, presented via his podcast, Stuff Said with Gregg Schigiel! Doug Loves Movies, the show that Gregg based the structure of the panel on, for MATURE LISTENERS! "Super Friends" theme song is copyright of DC/Warner Bros. Entertainment. Keep up with the panelists: Gregg Schigiel, Jacob Chabot, Chris Giarrusso, Erica Henderson, Chris Sims & Brian "Smitty" Smith!

Stephen is joined by a true American legend, Stuff of Legend & Intrepid EscapeGoat creator Brian "Smitty" Smith, to compare and contrast the true American artform with the true American Pastime, in timely fashion with the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Then Jermaine and Jody join the show to bring you vast improvements in DC, new releases by Image, turning points at Marvel and scrappiness from Valiant! Show Notes: EDITOR'S NOTE - Smitty is neither in an Amazonian jungle nor pushing a cart with a squeeky wheel. His mic is also not piquing. His has two birds for pets. Exclusive first look at Smitty's newest graphic novel, Uncle Ant! The Box Score from 1976's DC Super-Stars #10, featuring a game between the Justice League and the Super Society of Super Villains! "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" performed by New York Yankees All Star center fielder Bernie Williams, from his 2009 album Moving Forward! My mic sounds nice, check one! Comics at the Table! - Sheltered #1, Ghosted #1, Justice League #22, Superman Unchained #2, Superior Spider-man #13, Daredevil #28, Indestructible Hulk #10 and Quantum & Woody #1!

Jermaine, Stephen, Frank and Adam completely ignore the one year anniversary of Acmecast because there's just too much going on! Writer/artist Brian "Smitty" Smith joins the gang in the studio for the introduction and then Eisner Award winning writer Ed Brubaker calls in to discuss the world-quaking events of Fear Itself #7.1! They also do one of their wider ranging editions of Comics at the Table, jumping from DC to Marvel to independent releases, floppies and original graphic novels and everything in between!