Coy Jandreau

Were there moments in the booth that you felt that that click into someone else? I know with acting, there are some times where I used to act and I remember being like, oh, the character happened. And were there moments that you got to remember yourself as a kid reading Commissioner Gordon going like this is an out of body experience? I'm Gordon right now.

I love that you bring up the James Bowman because I have mentioned it and you didn't know this, but I've mentioned it every single time I've recorded talking about this show. The moment of the leap is to me the thing where I went, oh no, I have to be a part of this. Like I, in some way I must be involved because that to me somehow transcended a comic that I've loved for 30 years.

I love that you bring up the James Bowman because I have mentioned it and you didn't know this, but I've mentioned it every single time I've recorded talking about this show. The moment of the leap is to me the thing where I went, oh no, I have to be a part of this. Like I, in some way I must be involved because that to me somehow transcended a comic that I've loved for 30 years.

I love that you bring up the James Bowman because I have mentioned it and you didn't know this, but I've mentioned it every single time I've recorded talking about this show. The moment of the leap is to me the thing where I went, oh no, I have to be a part of this. Like I, in some way I must be involved because that to me somehow transcended a comic that I've loved for 30 years.

Now I got to experience it completed. I went in and I got to hear it all done. You've been there from the whole journey. How has it been hearing these episodes? Like you had all imagination for a lot of the score and the sound effects. What's it been like to actually experience the art completed?

Now I got to experience it completed. I went in and I got to hear it all done. You've been there from the whole journey. How has it been hearing these episodes? Like you had all imagination for a lot of the score and the sound effects. What's it been like to actually experience the art completed?

Now I got to experience it completed. I went in and I got to hear it all done. You've been there from the whole journey. How has it been hearing these episodes? Like you had all imagination for a lot of the score and the sound effects. What's it been like to actually experience the art completed?

That's me.

That's me.

That's me.

oh, Jay Paulson's here. What a concept. So I love that for me, it is like being on a set. You've got this visual experience, or maybe you're using a green screen, or maybe you've got a blue screen. You've still got some visual cues, but for you, you're in a booth. You've got nothing except for the imagination. And to me, that's the experience of listening to it. I'm having mind's eye visuals of

oh, Jay Paulson's here. What a concept. So I love that for me, it is like being on a set. You've got this visual experience, or maybe you're using a green screen, or maybe you've got a blue screen. You've still got some visual cues, but for you, you're in a booth. You've got nothing except for the imagination. And to me, that's the experience of listening to it. I'm having mind's eye visuals of

oh, Jay Paulson's here. What a concept. So I love that for me, it is like being on a set. You've got this visual experience, or maybe you're using a green screen, or maybe you've got a blue screen. You've still got some visual cues, but for you, you're in a booth. You've got nothing except for the imagination. And to me, that's the experience of listening to it. I'm having mind's eye visuals of

Sometimes the artist, but sometimes my own imagination. Are there things that you visualize differently when you're in the booth than when you listen? Do you have any like sense memory from like, oh, right, that happened.

Sometimes the artist, but sometimes my own imagination. Are there things that you visualize differently when you're in the booth than when you listen? Do you have any like sense memory from like, oh, right, that happened.

Sometimes the artist, but sometimes my own imagination. Are there things that you visualize differently when you're in the booth than when you listen? Do you have any like sense memory from like, oh, right, that happened.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Now, I love that this will be some people's first Commissioner Gordon. I love that that is a... new take that is from such a classic story. What if we're looking at just year one before we get to long Halloween, what would you love new listeners to take away from your gym?