Gender	Male
Industry	Communications or Media
Occupation	Product Specialist
Location	Winter Park, FL, United States
Links	Audio Clip
Introduction	Podcaster. Co-Host of Gundamn! @ MAHQ - Gundamn.net) Writer. Charlatan (I wish). Professional Slacker. Personal Pages: - Myspace - YouTube - Spill - FaceBook - Blogger Podcast Co-Host of - - "Gundamn! @ MAHQ": MAHQ.net - Blogger - MechaTalk - MySpace - FaceBook - Spill - Mevio - iTunes - "Flip The Script!" - "Level Nine" SBRmahq(at)gmail.com GundamnMAHQ(at)gmail.com
Interests	Underground Hip Hop, Anime, Writing, Josei & Seinen Manga, Anime Music Videos, Fighting Games, and Your Mother. What were you expecting?
Favorite movies	The Shawshank Redemption, Transformers: The Movie, Three O'Clock High, Old School, Macross: Do You Remember Love?, Office Space, Fight Club, Wedding Crashers, Clue, Anchorman, The 40-Year Old Virgin, Ocean's Eleven, Blazing Saddles
Favorite music	A Tribe Called Quest, Asian Kung-Fu Generation, Binary Star, The CobraTwisters, Cunninlynguists, De La Soul, Deee-Lite, Del The Funkyhomosapien!, DJ Shadow, Edd Kalehoff, Led Zeppelin, Lizz Fields, GangStarr, Garma Strikes!, The Herbaliser, The High and Mighty Color, Mari Iijima, Tsuneo Imahori, Kouji Ishii, J-Zone, The James Taylor Quartet, Jamiroquai, The (Entire) Justus League, Yoko Kanno, MF Doom, Dan "The Automator" Nakamura, Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth, The Pharcyde, Prince Paul, Porno Graffiti, Portishead, RJD2, Shigeaki Saegusa, Lalo Schifrin, Scoobie Do, The Seatbelts, Frank Sinatra, Soul Position, The Thrill, Amon Tobin, Mel Torme', Troop, Ugly Duckling, Stevie Wonder, World Renown, Xploding Plastix
Favorite books	"20th Century Boys" (Naoki Urasawa), "Anthem" (Ayn Rand), "Brave New World" (Aldous Huxley), "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" (Hirohiko Araki), "Lew Hunter's Screenwriting 434" (Lew Hunter), "If Chins Could Kill" (Bruce Campbell), "Death Note" (Tsugumi Ohba & Takeshi Obata), "Monster" (Naoki Urasawa), "Mobile Suit Gundam: Awakening Escalation Confrontation" (Yoshiyuki Tomino & Frederik L. Schodt), "Happy!" (Naoki Urasawa), "The Catcher in the Rye" (J.D. Salinger)