C.H. Greenblatt

Nickelodeon Animation Podcast

Nickelodeon

Tv & Film

4.2 • 966 Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2016

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Chowder and Harvey Beaks creator C.H. Greenblatt talks cartoons, cooking, steampunk, stalking Spongebob creator Steve Hillenburg, and still finds the time to summon the voice of Billy and Mandy's Fred Fredburger.

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0:00.0	Hi guys, before we begin today, I just want to take a really quick second and say thank you to our listeners.
0:05.2	Thank you guys so much. Your support has made the Nickelodeon animation podcast incredibly successful across all of our platforms.
0:14.5	Cannot thank you guys enough.
0:15.4	That is because of you and your listenership and you guys are liking it and sharing it.
0:20.1	So we appreciate it.
0:21.1	So thank you guys so so much. Let's get into the show today. Here we go.
0:24.7	Nick Nick Nick Nick Nick Nick Nick Nick.
0:27.0	Nickelodeon.
0:30.0	From Nickelodeon Studios in Burbank, California, this is the Nickelodeon animation
0:36.2	podcast.
0:37.2	Welcome to the podcast, guys.
0:39.2	I'm your host, Hector Navarro.
0:40.8	My guest today is a writer, director, storyboard artist, voice actor,
0:45.4	voice director, creator.
0:47.2	He got a start as a storyboard artist on Spongebob SquarePants and eventually went on to
0:50.9	create the hit show, Chowder.
0:53.0	The next show he created is currently in its second season at Nickelodeon.
0:56.5	Harvey Beeks is earnest, thoughtful, and beautiful.
1:00.0	I am so excited and thrilled to talk to Carl Harvey Greenblock.
1:04.0	I'm going to
1:08.0	I'll be wrong.
1:11.0	I'll be too real sometimes.
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