Podcast appearances and mentions of Tommy Yune

MONSTER PARTY TAKES A WIDE EYED LOOK AT ONE OF JAPAN'S MOST POPULAR EXPORTS! JAMES GONIS, SHAWN SHERIDAN, LARRY STROTHE, and MATT WEINHOLD, explore a Japanese cultural phenomenon that continues to entertain, influence, and astound! You are about to enter the wondrous world of... ANIME!!!  Now, with a topic is huge, there was no way we could cover every great anime film or TV show. So if we left something you love out, please don't be mad! That being said, we do cover a wide swath of anime history! This includes many early anime TV shows, groundbreaking feature films, and a list of our personal favorites. Joining us for this exciting and provocative discussion, is an artist, writer, and game designer, who is currently the creative director at HARMONY GOLD! You know, the people who brought us friggin' ROBOTECH! MONSTER PARTY is beyond proud to welcome... TOMMY YUNE! (ROBOTECH, THE JOURNEYMAN PROJECT, BUSTER THE AMAZING BEAR, SPEED RACER, RACER X, FX FIGHTER, GEN 13, SUPERMAN Y2K) WARNING: This episode contains quite a few spoilers, so please listen responsibly.  And stick around after the end music, for some extra anime chat about eating a piece of someone's head. Seriously.

Nick and Shamus are joined by the team from Harmony Gold to discuss episodes 35 and 36 of Robotech, Season's Greetings and To the Stars. Lisa is petty as hell, Gloval admits what's really going on with Pipey, and Tommy Yune drops some knowledge. We've had a blast watching all of the Macross saga and we want to thank Harmony Gold for joining us. Stay tuned for all things Robotech Masters!

The Whole World 1-1 Crew is back! On the very special episode, the guys are joined by Tommy Yune, Keith Kaisershot, and Matthew Hoops from Presto Studio to tells us about The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime, which is available now on Steam. They discuss how everything started, bugs they encountered, what their first adventure game was, and part 4 of the series that never happen. Also, we have a contest that is going but you have to listen to find out! You find more of these episodes on Shoutengine.com, iTunes, Soundcloud, Google Play, and other podcast apps. You can email the show at world11podcast@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter @World1_1Podcast. Until next time everyone, we are ouuuuttt (time travels away)

Jump back in time this week with Eddie V, Adrian, and Larry as they are joined by Tommy Yune, Keith Kaisershot, and Matthew Hoops of Presto Studios to talk about The Journeyman Project.  You'll hear all about the making of this legendary adventure series, the challenges of bringing it to Steam, and what got left on the cutting room floor.  Also find out about what could be in store for the future of the Journeyman Project series and what it might take to finally get Journeyman Project 4 made!!!   Plus a fantastic give away this week compliments of Presto Studios!!!   PodBean: https://worldoneone.podbean.com/iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/world-1-1/id1448496567Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iq6ecqbjsnrmhdq2hqz32mevcyiSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7smIxya0mzr1tSajyDfdJxYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5orqETnQrLiYyrgQFcCDQTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/worldoneonepodcastFaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/WorldOneOnePodcast/Twitter: @World1_1PodcastInstagram: world1_1podcast

We continue our episode reviews of Voltron: Defender of the Universe with Episodes 25 – 28, where Marc and Author Dan Jolley make comparisons with Beast King GoLion. Marc starts by catching up with Dan as Dan tells us about his current comic books, novels, and video games he's writing. Dan is proud to announce some things he can actually talk about: For comic books, Dan co-wrote “LARP!” from Dark Horse Comics with Shawn deLoache. The first issue is available here: https://www.darkhorse.com/Books/24-368/LARP-Volume-1-TPB Dan is writing a 3-novel trilogy, all original, called The Gray Widow Trilogy. The first novel is called "Gray Widow's Walk", a grounded sci-fi horror story centering on an Atlanta-based female vigilante, which has just been accepted at Seventh Star Press and is planned as the first in a trilogy. Gunfire Games have hired Dan as lead writer to create a rich narrative that chronicles one hero's lifelong quest to save his homeland from an evil force. This unique adventure will allow players to explore a compelling fantasy world in full virtual reality with an incredible level of immersion and detail in an Oculus Rift VR environment game called Chronos. (http://gunfiregames.com/chronos/) As always, Dan Jolley's website is http://www.danjolley.com and Dan is on Twitter: @_DanJolley Check out Let's Voltron Podcast Interviews from Episodes 37-39 as an Appendix at the end of the Robotech/Voltron Trade Paperback from Dynamite Entertainment. We have 5 pages at the end of the book, transcribed from our interviews with Tommy Yune, Elmer Damaso and Bill Spangler. You can purchase the Robotech/Voltron Trade Paperback here: http://store.voltron.com/collections/voltron/products/voltron-robotech-trade-paperback Here are the Voltron: DOTU episodes we have reviewed in this podcast: Episode 25: Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Short Run of the Centipede Express Episode 25: Beast King GoLion - Destroy the Giant Cannon! Episode 26: Voltron: Defender of the Universe - The Invisible Robeast Episode 26: Beast King GoLion - Defeat the Invisible Enemy Episode 27: Voltron: Defender of the Universe - The Green Medusa Episode 27: Beast King GoLion - Giant Beastman's Lullaby Episode 28: Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Treasure of the Planet Tyrus Episode 28: Beast King GoLion - The Demon's Birthday Thanks for listening!

Marc reviews the entire Robotech/Voltron Crossover Comic Series with Tommy Yune (writer, cover art) and Elmer Damaso (artist). In this Part 2 of 2 episodes, Tommy acknowledges everyone who contributed to this Crossover Comic Series, we talk about the Robotech live-action movie deal with Sony Pictures, and we review Issues 2, 3, 4 and 5. Toward the end of the podcast, you have to hear what Marc learns from Tommy about the next guest we will have on Let's Voltron: The Official Voltron Podcast. As always, you can find the podcast on Twitter: @LetsVoltron The podcast also has a Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/letsvoltron Our voicemail number is 860-4-MULLET (860-468-5538) Our email address is letsvoltronpodcast@gmail.com The podcast can be heard on LetsVoltron.com, iTunes, Stitcher, and RSS. Thanks for listening!

Marc reviews the entire Robotech/Voltron Crossover Comic Series with Tommy Yune (writer, cover art) and Elmer Damaso (artist). In this Part 1 of 2 episodes, Tommy and Elmer talk about making the comics, answer questions from the fans, and review Issue #1. If you want to see more of Elmer Damaso's art, please check out his DeviantArt site at: http://iq40.deviantart.com Part 2 will conclude next week with the review of issues 2-5. As always, you can find the podcast on Twitter: @LetsVoltron The podcast also has a Facebook Page at [https://www.facebook.com/letsvoltron][4] Our voicemail number is 860-4-MULLET (860-468-5538) Our email address is letsvoltronpodcast@gmail.com The podcast can be heard on [LetsVoltron.com][5], iTunes, Stitcher, and RSS. Thanks for listening!

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!

Our successful 2013 panel on Kaiju VS Giant Robots is BACK at Stan Lee's Comikaze 2014! We talk all things Japanese monsters and giant robots with our panel of amazing guests Robert Burnett, F.J. DeSanto George Krstic and Tommy Yune! What were our first forays into Giant Robots and Kaiju movies and cartoons! How have the different properties involved over time and in their arrival in the U.S.? What would we recommend to someone starting out and what are the highlights in each series? Really, if you want to get into Kaiju and Giant Robot movies and TV, I couldn't have assembled a better panel. These guys roll deep!

Marc and Jeremy wish all Voltron Fans a very Merry Christmas! Marc talks about the response the Let's Voltron Podcast has received from Voltron Fans all over the world. This overwhelming response has placed the Let's Voltron Podcast at the top of the New and Noteworthy list on the iTunes store. One of the suggestions from fans was to have a transcript of each Podcast available on this notes page for the hearing impaired Voltron Fans. We are looking into a solution for this and will have it available when we have worked out all the details. Our RSS feed link is available (here) for people who listen on Podcast apps like PocketCast. Marc and Jeremy have a very in-depth conversation with Tommy Yune (@StudioYune on Twitter), who is the Creative Director for Harmony Gold, the home of Robotech. Tommy is the cover artist and writer for the Robotech/Voltron #1 Comic. Many behind-the-scenes details are revealed in this podcast, and Tommy, with Jeremy's permission, "blows the lid off" the second issue in the series, with information you won't hear anywhere else. Spoiler alert! Jeremy thanks fans for the years he has spent being the voice of Voltron as the Creative Director at WEP. He will be working as the VP of Digital Entertainment at Coolfire Studios (@coolfiremedia), starting in 2014. You can still enjoy Jeremy's sparkling wit and engaging personality on the Let's Voltron Podcast every week, as he takes on his new role of "Voltron Fan Ambassador": A New Coran for the Voltron Universe! The Robotech 20-Disc Complete Set is available here. Head out to your favorite comic book store, if you hadn't already pre-ordered, and get the Robotech/Voltron #1 Comic Book, starting Tuesday, December 24, 2013. A perfect stocking stuffer for the last-minute shopper, or for those of you who have been carefully planning this, knowing it would be released the day before Christmas.

Bryan ventured to San Diego Comic-Con to talk Star Wars with a lot of people and brought you audio from some very cool interviews. First, we hear about the influence of Star Wars on Robotech from Tommy Yune, the creative director at Harmony Gold. Then we chat with TC Carson (voice of Mace Windu on The Clone Wars) as well as Stephen Stanton (the voice of Tarkin and Col. Meebur Gascon). Then, we have an extended chat with Erich Schoeneweiss from Del Rey about the past, present, and future of the Star Wars expanded universe and his first experiences with Star Wars.Full Of Sith is a safe haven for Star Wars fans, no matter what you like or what your opions are, we'd love for you to share them with us. Please do so by sending us a voicemail or email. Keep an eye out for our newest episodes on Monday mornings. Contact info, episodes, banners, promos, bios and so much more can be found at http://www.fullofsith.com Thanks For Listening & May The Force Be With You... Always!

It being a slow news week, we touch upon things like the Protoculture Addicts freelancer search, Palladium's listing of the Shadow Chronicles RPG in their on-line store, questions from chatters, and the like.

Tommy Yune joined us for topics including the distributing deal with Fireworks, the solicitation of the Robotech RPG in Previews for December, and Palladium's new press release. After that came the usual random Robotech chat.

Tommy Yune joined us for topics including the distributing deal with Fireworks, the solicitation of the Robotech RPG in Previews for December, and Palladium's new press release. After that came the usual random Robotech chat.

Tommy Yune and Kevin Siembieda discussed the upcoming release of the newly relicensed Robotech roleplaying game.

Tommy Yune and Kevin Siembieda discussed the upcoming release of the newly relicensed Robotech roleplaying game.

Tonight I had Michael Bradley and Khristina K. on the show to talk more about their new CD, now that it has been released. Tommy Yune showed up as well, in the last half hour of the show. Formerly lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

Tonight I had Michael Bradley and Khristina K. on the show to talk more about their new CD, now that it has been released. Tommy Yune showed up as well, in the last half hour of the show. Formerly lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

Tonight I had Michael Bradley and Khristina K. on the show to talk more about their new CD, now that it has been released. Tommy Yune showed up as well, in the last half hour of the show. Formerly lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

Tommy Yune was on the line! Episode recovered by Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

I interviewed Richard Epcar, who voiced Ben Dixon, Grel, Lunk, and Vince Grant, and also served as voice director on Shadow Chronicles and other shows. We talked about his Robotech career, Power Rangers, Ghost in the Shell, Lupin III, and Epcar's other projects. Tommy Yune called in to say hello in the last five minutes. Lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

I interviewed Richard Epcar, who voiced Ben Dixon, Grel, Lunk, and Vince Grant, and also served as voice director on Shadow Chronicles and other shows. We talked about his Robotech career, Power Rangers, Ghost in the Shell, Lupin III, and Epcar's other projects. Tommy Yune called in to say hello in the last five minutes. Lost episode recovered thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

Chase Masterson--Janice Em from Shadow Chronicles, Leeta from DS9, and accomplished singer--was my guest for this show; Tommy Yune and Scott Glasgow also joined us.

For this show, we were joined by Tom Bateman, Brand Coordinator at Harmony Gold and Script Editor for the Shadow Chronicles movie. The show followed the same format as the Tommy Yune interview: an hour or so of one-on-one question and answer time with me, followed by round-robin caller questions and then a Robotech roundtable with Tom and the show's regulars. A good time was had by all!

For this show, we were joined by Tom Bateman, Brand Coordinator at Harmony Gold and Script Editor for the Shadow Chronicles movie. The show followed the same format as the Tommy Yune interview: an hour or so of one-on-one question and answer time with me, followed by round-robin caller questions and then a Robotech roundtable with Tom and the show's regulars. A good time was had by all!

For this show, we were joined by Tom Bateman, Brand Coordinator at Harmony Gold and Script Editor for the Shadow Chronicles movie. The show followed the same format as the Tommy Yune interview: an hour or so of one-on-one question and answer time with me, followed by round-robin caller questions and then a Robotech roundtable with Tom and the show's regulars. A good time was had by all!

For this show, we were joined by Tom Bateman, Brand Coordinator at Harmony Gold and Script Editor for the Shadow Chronicles movie. The show followed the same format as the Tommy Yune interview: an hour or so of one-on-one question and answer time with me, followed by round-robin caller questions and then a Robotech roundtable with Tom and the show's regulars. A good time was had by all!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

One of the most sought-after names in Robotech RPG circles, Dave Deitrich was the main driving force behind the Third Invid War Robotech RPG fan-supplement. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see posts on the Palladium Robotech RPG forum or other Robotech boards asking whatever became of him and whether he will ever do more work with the Third Invid War supplement. In the first hour of this five-hour talkcast, we interview him and get his take on the past of Robotech fandom. After that, Tommy Yune shows up, and we all have another hour and a half of conversation. Then he has to go, but old-school Robotech fans John Hokansen (from the old mailing list) and Ken Olson (from Robotech Research) join us for some more conversation. This is one of the best shows yet, and more are in the offing! (NOTE: There are scattered four-letter words in the later portions of this show.) Thanks to Robotech fan Wayne Joyce for saving this show!

This episode featured special guest Tommy Yune, Creative Director of Harmony Gold, co-writer/co-director of the new Robotech feature The Shadow Chronicles, currently scheduled for release on February 6th, 2007. This three-hour episode starts as an interview show, with many interesting questions asked, then in the third hour turns into more of a fan roundtable in which some matters of Robotech and Shadow Chronicles continuity are discussed and questions answered. There has not been an interview or fan chat as long or thorough as this one outside of a comic convention!

This episode featured special guest Tommy Yune, Creative Director of Harmony Gold, co-writer/co-director of the new Robotech feature The Shadow Chronicles, currently scheduled for release on February 6th, 2007. This three-hour episode starts as an interview show, with many interesting questions asked, then in the third hour turns into more of a fan roundtable in which some matters of Robotech and Shadow Chronicles continuity are discussed and questions answered. There has not been an interview or fan chat as long or thorough as this one outside of a comic convention!

This episode featured special guest Tommy Yune, Creative Director of Harmony Gold, co-writer/co-director of the new Robotech feature The Shadow Chronicles, currently scheduled for release on February 6th, 2007. This three-hour episode starts as an interview show, with many interesting questions asked, then in the third hour turns into more of a fan roundtable in which some matters of Robotech and Shadow Chronicles continuity are discussed and questions answered. There has not been an interview or fan chat as long or thorough as this one outside of a comic convention!

This episode featured special guest Tommy Yune, Creative Director of Harmony Gold, co-writer/co-director of the new Robotech feature The Shadow Chronicles, currently scheduled for release on February 6th, 2007. This three-hour episode starts as an interview show, with many interesting questions asked, then in the third hour turns into more of a fan roundtable in which some matters of Robotech and Shadow Chronicles continuity are discussed and questions answered. There has not been an interview or fan chat as long or thorough as this one outside of a comic convention!