Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried, and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast

with my co-host Frank Santopadre, and we're once again recording at Nutmeg with our engineer,

Frank Ferdurosa. Our guest this week is an actor, singer, and one of the busiest, most

popular and sought-after voiceover artists in the history of film and television, giving

voice to over 250 animated characters and hundreds of animated shows, including Teenage Mutant Ninja

Turtles, Danny Phantom, The Mask, Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius, The Tick, Freakazoid, Robot Chicken,

Samurai Jack, Rick and Morty, and of course, Tiny Toons Animaniacs and Pinkie and the Brain,

for which he was presented with a well-deserved Emmy Award. He's also appeared in live action

series like Cheers, St. Deltsware, and Maghiver, and feature films such as Spaceballs, The

Jettens movie, and the Anpoly, as well as over 1,000 commercials and dozens of video games.

In a long and very prolific career, he's worked with and shared the screen with talents like

Steven Spielberg, Mel Blank, June Foray, Mark Hamill, and Stan Freiberg to name a few,

as well as former amazing colossal podcast guests, Carl Reiner, Mickey Dolan, Chuck McCann, Lorraine

Newman, Ronnie Shell and Billy West. He's also appeared in several cartoons with someone near

and dear to my heart. Me! You want more? Okay, he's the host of his own podcast called Talk in

Toons, and is currently touring with the equally talented Randy Rojelle in the musical comedy

stage review called Anamaniacs Live. Please welcome to the show A Man of a Thousand Voices,

and a performer who once said, where else could I find a job where explanations like

eat, gad, gnarve, slunk, and zord are allowed. The enormously talented Rob Holton. Oh my God,

Gilbert, Frank, I fell asleep during my own introduction. That happens. I guess you know when you

have very, very kind sweet people, or you've been around too long, if you fall asleep during your

introduction, you're about ready to punch your ticket, I think. Did we pronounce Randy's name

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