This idea made me facepalm so hard when I first thought of it.  And, of course, it turns out to be one of the show's favorite spots.  Gnomes in a disaster movie.  Well, who else would you cast, honestly?

Troggnado

So, there's a curse on the LFRP Podcast.  Anything that can go medically wrong does.

Fortunately, that curse does not apply to me, so I get to make fun of the three show hosts who are constantly in and out of the hospital with ads like this.

Horde Trauma Spot

This is a spot that I just don't think got its due.  Atos of the Tirisfal Theatre Troupe on Wyrmrest Accord got with me last year to put together a spot advertising the guild's second anniversary bash celebration on October 24th...sadly, the LFRP Podcast was experiencing a bit of a rough patch of Show Curse at the time, preventing us from being able to really advertise for Atos's event.

Which was a real shame! I think we really landed on something having my impression of The Cryptkeeper do the advertising for it! Ah well, at least I can hang it up here for folks to enjoy...

Tirisfal Theatre Troupe Cryptkeeper Spot

I liked this spot! Zenfrox of Wyrmrest Accord was a really cool dude to work with creating this one, and it was a kick sifting through old US Marines and military recruitment commercials looking for the right sound to inspire the writing for this spot for his Dwarf-themed roleplay guild, The Thunderstaff Offense.

The voice I got to use was neat, too, very Gerard Butler.  Pronounced 'Jer-ad'.  Because that's how it's pronounced.  No, really!

Thunderstaff Offense Spot

Definitely more to the point than a lot of spots I do.  Dunnedin of The Royal Courier Newspaper is certainly a just-the-facts kind of guy, and wanted a more serious spot than my usual, goofy, comedic, throwing-spaghetti-at-walls kind of stuff!

Still, I like to think I can deliver in those cases too! Was fun trying to be Cronkite and a newsie kid.  I liked that we could really create a scene with this piece, even as we jumped back and forth between the announcer and the kid.

The Royal Courier Newspaper Spot

Salsbury of The Blackmarket Cartel and I had a fun time putting this one together, creating the scene of a couple Hordies talking in a bar.

BGBuster, aka Zac Clay, really pitched in with this spot, it's a lot of fun being able to direct and work with him to create things like this, rather than just doing it myself! Look forward to hearing more of him in the future!

Blackmarket Cartel Guild Spot

So, the Terenas Foundation of Wyrmrest Accord were a fine bunch of reubens to work with, creating a spot for their guild's roleplay.  Best part about it? It's only halfway on the serious side.

We ended up creating this, which starts off very pompous, pretentious and serious, and then devolves into almost Python-esque humor, and, naturally, me screaming as I'm stabbed to death by murlocs.

Terenas Foundation Spot

The Skypetal Teahouse is a great roleplay event put on by Feilei of WrA every other Friday, and this was the great ad I put together for her doing my Pandaren voice that's currently running on the LFRP Podcast!

We did go through a few rewrites to pull out some specific dates and make it more general, but that, I think, is one of its strengths now.  Well, that and the busking guitar chicken that shows up where they hold the Teahouse.

Supposedly, they call him 'General Tso'...

Skypetal Teahouse Spot

So Thunk the Peon (@THUNKDAPEON on Twitter) is an old friend of mine from back in the days when we both worked on the LFRP Podcast together, and asked if I could use my Soundcloud to host a special birthday audio message for one of his friends (@KittyQuades, Twitter).

Hey, can't refuse an old friend willing to bring a good friend some birthday cheer, right?

Thunk's Birthday Song

Yet again, Thunk has asked me to dredge the depths of the ol' LFRP files to find something he and the old studio intern, Wendell the Worgen Warlock, recorded together. It's a bit long, because of course, the Peon and the Studio intern had to start mucking around, but it includes some of Thunk's best poetic work...or "WURK WURK", as he'd call it.

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