Episode 13: Natalie Victoria

Natalie is on the line to talk about Deadheads, her new film. Coming up from the midwest, the MPAA and I call out Eric England about using her in a picture.

Episode 12: Julia Nunes

Julia is on the line with Ron to talk about kickstarter, Conan O'Brien, her musical background and why you never let a loved one handle your twitter.

Episode 11: Robb Padgett

Robb sits down with Ron and talks about web series, getting started in comedy and the what Tyler Perry is doing write and what he's doing wrong.

TRX: Episode 10: Nadia Dajani

Ron and Nadia talk about her love of the game of baseball, get some insight into her show, Caught Off Base and Jose Canseco. Yes. Captain Personality himself. 

Check out Caught Off Base at www.caughtoffbasewithnadia.com

TRX Episode 9: Bobby Miller

Bobby and I talk about comedy, LA vs New York, influences and rebooting an internet icon. Plus other random silliness. Silliness I tell ya

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TRX: Bobby Miller at The Onion

Bobby Miller joins me on the show Friday (4/13). Here he is in a small snippet of the episode talking about his time at The Onion. 

The Ron Experience/Ep 8: Brea Grant

Brea Grant is on the show talking about HEROES, DEXTER, HALLOWEEN 2, her film BEST FRIENDS FOREVER, her start in the business, writing comics vs writing films and why the networks should start getting scared..and I realize I'm not as funny as I think I am.

The Ron Experience/Ep 7: Micheal David Lynch

Superman. Ron and Michael talk a lot about Superman, films in general and telling Michael Bay what you think

Warren Ellis on Alan Moore

I am sure that this has reached its fair areas of the internet, but I just came across it while doing some research for an interview I have coming up. Warren Ellis discusses how a phone call from Alan Moore, takes all day long. 

BURNT

So after having a long conversation with a fellow filmmaker, I realized that I needed to get creative if using actors was becoming scarce. That being said, I give you my new short film, BURNT. A new tale of love, betrayal and resurrection. 

The Ron Experience/Ep 6: Eric England

Ron talks to Madison County director Eric England about fusing the 70s and 90s, how great Hitchcock was, sneaking horror flicks as a kid and American Pie. Yes, American Pie.

The Ron Experience/Ep. 5: Ryan Levin

Ron's guest this episode is Ryan Levin. Writer of the film SOME GUY WHO KILLS PEOPLE. They talk about the film, Ryan's time at SCRUBS, the catch 22 of breaking into the business as a writer and why Kareem is an asshole.

Supernatural Shake Up

 So it looks like when season eight of SUPERNATURAL hits the airwaves, show runner Sera Gamble will no longer be co-show runner.

It's being reported that after two seasons as co-show runner, she will be stepping down and Jeremy Carver will be taking her place. Carver, who had been running SyFy's version of BEING HUMAN with his wife, will be taking Gamble place as co-show runner with Robert Singer.

Gamble is leaving the series to develop a new series. She was with SUPERNATUAL from the beginning, first as a writer and then graduating to show runner when Eric Kripke left the series after season five. 

I haven't seen the new Being Human over at SyFy, so I'm not exactly sure how I feel about whatever Carver may be bringing to the table. Only time will tell and I'm going in with an open mind. 

The best part about this is that everyone has just assumed that the show would be back for season eight. CW has made no formal announcement. However, with Carver being named, it's a safe bet that Sam and Dean will be back hunting down everything that goes bump in the night for one more year!

Where's My $20? - Episode 2 - A Handful of Dicks

Ron and Sean discuss the problems behind the scenes at Community, Donald Trump's junk, Game of Thrones and who got more likes on the Facebook page

The Ron Experience/Ep. 4: Travis Richey

Travis Richey. Or as we all know him as Inspector Spacetime on Community sat down with me to talk about the character, what he has planned, his many web series, origins in Wisconsin and Doctor Who. It was very gratifying. 

First Female Doctor?

So you are a writer. You write about something that you are passionate about. That thing? Doctor Who. You play an April Fool's joke on the world that there is going to be a female Doctor. We all have a laugh. Then something happens. Then it turns out that your joke, maybe the truth after all. Whatever do I mean?

According to the UK paper, Daily Express, the Doctor will be regenerating into a female for the 50th anniversary celebration. Not the Christmas Special like it was reported. 

A mole inside the Doctor Who camp was very vocal about the regeneration. 

"The 50th anniversary series will end with a very big twist," the mole claimed. "The Doctor becoming a woman will give the show a new lease of life."

The mole also stated that the front runner for the female Doctor's job is none other than Lara Pulver, who you might remember from the other Moffat run show, SHERLOCK. 

What do YOU think? It would take a lot for me to get used to a female Doctor. You get into a groove with things and you don't like them being upset. You don't want to pick up all the apples and set the cart back up after someone's knocked it down. I'm used to the Doctor and female companion who falls in love with him dynamic that we've come to grow and love (well some despise it.)

But what do YOU think loyal fan and fellow Whovians? Is this a good idea? Could it all be bullshit? Will Steven Moffat have the mole killed publicly by hanging? Only time will tell. 

The Ron Experience/Ep. 3 - Marcus Parks

In this episode, Ron and Marcus discuss his history in the business and how he became an uber podcast producer. How they love chaos and share a tender moment over Game of Thrones.

Wisconsin Podcast Massacre Episode One

In this, the first episode of WISCONSIN PODCAST MASSACRE, the boys discuss Michael Bay, the slow burn, Walking Dead and ice cream.

William Elliott Whitmore

Back in the early part of the last decade (wow, makes me feel old) I had the honor to interview, at the time, kind of unknown musician William Elliott Whitmore. He's soulful, inspiring and down to earth. 

This is that interview. It was already up online but online a chopped up fashion. Here, I give to you the "uncut" version. Coming in a little bit over 26 minutes. Please to enjoy.