Hello, my name is Justin Cluyn.

Herdei with Will Sloan.

Dan-d-dun-d-d-d-da-da-da-da-d-da.

What's that?

Godzilla's on his way.

No, a boat's leaving poor.

Or I guess the army's coming in.

Jagar. Jackar. Jack army's coming in. Jagar.

Jack Gaggar.

Jack Nicholson.

You're listening to our, oh, wait, it's not our Godzilla episode.

That's coming next week, folks.

We're talking about the director of the first film, though, Ishiro Honda.

Godzilla's father, although, like any success, Godzilla had many fathers.

That's right.

Because Ashira Honda, along with effects supervisor, Aiji Suburaia, producer Tamayuki Tanaka,

probably also you could say the musician Akira Ificouba.

They were all, you know, part of the gene pool.

Yeah, of the kind of fathers that

births the original Godzilla. And a lot of them continuing to kind of foster him, even though

he turned into a child they did not want. But in Godzilla lore, in the Godzilla imagination,

Ishiro Honda is regarded as, I guess, the artist, the genius,

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