Cast Bios

LEE CHEROLIS
Abandoned soon after birth and raised by accountants, little Lee Cherolis grew up dreaming of one day doing someone else’s taxes. Then, one horrifically ironic day his entire flock of accountants was unexpectedly audited by the IRS. Due to a surprisingly fortunate, and little known section of the tax code, Lee’s surrogate parents managed to set him up for the rest of his life on a hidden trust disguised as a retirement account for an ageing circus performer named Zebulon Welles who made his living as “The Bearded Man With A Really Interesting Name.” Living comfortably on his government-subsidized wealth, Lee soon took up several hobbies to pass the time. Following up his interests in miniature representations of former UN Security Council members, a collection of rare felt swatches, and a membership in the Historical Breakfast Recreation Society, Lee discovered his hidden talent. While on a trip to New Deli, Lee tried enthusiastically to depict in hand-drawn pictures to a local insurance salesman (every culture has them) his sudden and desperate need of a lavatory, it became clear where his creative energies were destined to lead him. After telling his friends back home of his new plans to design and produce a catalogue of restroom signs, someone suggested he try cartooning instead. Struck by the blisteringly obvious rewards of untold wealth and fame that his new career promised him, Lee dedicated the rest of his life to cartooning.

Lee Cherolis passed away quietly into obscurity last week at the age of 23, alone in his one bedroom apartment halfway through an Ease-E-Cheese and mayonnaise sandwich, having left his entire life savings of $23.77 American to his beloved cat Sir Whiskers Pembleton. Sir Whiskers has declined to comment.
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Podcastings’s RICH SIGFRIT

The details of my life are quite inconsequential… very well, where do I begin? My father was a relentlessly self-improving boulangerie owner from Belgium with low grade narcolepsy and a penchant for buggery. Ok, so maybe that’s not completely true. At least the part about him being my father is true. He owned a hardware store in Sacramento, CA, where I was born. I spent most of my young life there, before the business went under thanks to all of the discount hardware shops (Home Depot and Lowes). So if you shop there thank you for ruining the family business. Actually, I meant that. I didn’t want to get into the hardware racket anyway, but if I had a hammer, I’d hammer danger all over this land. My Mother was a refugee from the land of Hasselhoff, Germany. She ran from her homeland to take advantage of this country’s lack of Fanta (great, its over here now and big time as the official Gap drink Watch the commercials before a theatrical release to understand that one), and the freedom to watch reruns of Knight Rider. My folks split up and I had a fairly dysfunctional upbringing so I was perfectly geared towards eventually having a comedy themed show later. I’ve lived in North Carolina quite a few times, and this latest time the longest. I’ve lived on the West Coast, the East Coast, perhaps one day the Mid-East Coast, but we all have dreams. But enough about Little Richard, now more about Big Richard.Having been told that I have a face for audio for years, I finally realized the medium I needed to conquer. After creating my own Internet Radio Show, and then bringing on Earl Newton (Southern Ronin.com and Stranger Things.tv) after the previous cohosts (Ron and Janine Garner) moved away, I began appear in various audio dramas, soon taking the lead in a few. I then began a new series, taking advantage of the writing styles of friend Davey Beauchamp (Amazing Pulp Adventures), as well as Thurman Blizzard (Campfire Tales). I have many more that I have either created or produce, which all fall under my company name, Outcast Multimedia. Various audio skits and dramas have been heard on ChronoRadio, Star Wars and Beyond, SwitchedOn Show, the Geeklabel Podcast and Dragon Pages’ Wingin’ It syndicated show, (plus countless guest appearances on other shows) of which I am very proud. As if this, three gorgeous kids and a job as a technical illustrator wasn’t enough, I also create websites for all said projects, organizations, plus has the script for a comicbook, shortfilms, and an eventual webcomic sitting on his desk waiting to be made. And a film festival.In my spare time, I sleep. I can be reached by my shiny email address: rotooutcast@gmail.com

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