New video: Returning Your Stuff

I did the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival last week and got into the finals of their Monologue Slam. Here’s my monologue – which I originally wrote as part of a sketch show set at a funeral. And yes, I did build that coffin. Ah, the magic of contact paper.

Hero Hotel: Season 2

Hero Hotel, an audio podcast based on the very funny kids’ graphic novel by Yehudi Mercado, just released their second season. I worked on the new season with a bunch of other fun writers.

In this adventure comedy, Chet Zebrowski works at his Grandma Zee’s hotel for superheroes. When hijinks and mayhem erupt – all while the heroes are on vacation and unwilling to lift a finger – it’s up to Chet and his super-powered cat Boomer to save the day. But will catering to the needs of these demanding supers push Chet too far?

You can listen to it here: https://pinna.fm/HH

New Thundercats Episodes!

Hey! I had two new ThunderCats Roar episodes air this week, “Mandora’s Law” and “Berb-cules.” One features my first-ever song in an episode and the other has a full-on giant robot fight!

My next episode, “Mini Mongor” airs Nov 12th at 8am on Cartoon Network and is available here and on various other streaming platforms the next day. Check it out!

Laws! Laws! Laws! Laws! Laws! Laws! Laws! Wow!

Her Wanton Wager

I’m back on Becky Feldman’s romance novel podcast Too Stupid to Live discussing Grace Callaway’s second Mayhem in Mayfair book, “Her Wanton Wager,” which we both loved. Highlights: Handjob gazebos, gambling hells and whether or not people said “whatever” in the Regency period. I’d say NSFW but what does that even mean these days? Also, probably the most giggling I’ve done on a single podcast, ever.

Too Stupid to Live: Cheap Romance Novel Reviews · Her Wanton Wager with Lesley Tsina

Community Cast Reads “Cooperative Polygraphy”

If you missed it, the cast of “Community” reunited for a table read of “Cooperative Polygraphy” last week. This is the Season 5 episode that I was in, so it was particularly cool to watch. Pedro Pascal played Walton Goggins’ part and Jim Rash played my part (!) Pedro Pascal broke spectacularly at one point – it’s worth the watch just for that.

You can see the original on Netflix, or watch a clip here: