The most evil woman on Earth travels back in time and kidnaps her younger self in a last-ditch attempt to foil her own plan to destroy the Universe.
The first half-hour episode of SPECIAL RELATIVITY premiered April 15, 2015 at SpecialRelativityRadio.com and your favorite podcast provider.
"Special Relativity is all sound and comedy, evocative scenes and memorable characters." -Los Angeles Times
Alex Borstein
Dee Bradley Baker
James Urbaniak
Ted Travelstead
Seth Madej
Alyssa Potter
Andréa Moser
Tom X. Chao
Alex Borstein
as Nox and Lucinda
Alex is best known for her role as the voice of Lois on Family Guy, which she originated, in addition to writing and producing on the show for several seasons. She wrote for and performed on MAD TV from 1997-2009. She co-stars on the HBO series Getting On with Laurie Metcalf and Niecy Nash. She is a Consulting Producer on the hit Showtime series Shameless.
Dee Bradley Baker
as Prince of the Pigeon People and General Fith
Dee Bradley Baker's incredible vocal range and facility with animal and creature sounds makes him one of the most sought after voice actors working today. He can be heard in countless TV shows including American Dad! (Klaus), Adventure Time (Cinnamon Bun), The Legend of Korra (all the creatures), Phineas and Ferb (Perry). On the silver screen, Dee's voice appears prominently in The Boxtrolls, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, and The SpongeBob Movie. His video game work includes Left 4 Dead 2, Portal 2, and the Halo and Gears of War series. He maintains the voice-over advice site iwanttobeavoiceactor.com.
James Urbaniak
as Mr. Wandell and the Art Director
James Urbaniak is the voice of Dr. Venture on Adult Swim's The Venture Bros. Other TV credits include The Office, Homeland, Agent Carter, Sex and the City, Adventure Time, Review and Hulu's upcoming Difficult People. Films include American Splendor (as Robert Crumb), You Don't Know Jack, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Across the Universe, Sound of My Voice, The Boxtrolls, and the Hal Hartley trilogy Henry Fool, Fay Grim and Ned Rifle. His podcast Getting On with James Urbaniak was chosen as one of the top 20 comedy podcasts by Rolling Stone.
Ted Travelstead
as Pigeon Servant, Administrative Assistant, and additional voices
Ted Travelstead is a writer and a performer. He wrote for the final season of FX's Wilfred and has contributed to shows on Comedy Central, VH1, and Adult Swim. He is the author of The Petraeus Files, a co-author of SEX: Our Bodies, Our Junk, and has written for GQ, Esquire, Vanity Fair, Radar, McSweeney's and Funny or Die. As an actor he has appeared in a broad range of films, comedic shorts, and music videos, and can be seen in the upcoming second season of Adult Swim's Your Pretty Face Is Going To Hell and the feature film Bad Night. He is a frequent tweeter @trumpetcake.
Seth Madej
as UCA and additional voices
Seth Madej, the creator of Special Relativity, is a TV writer and producer who started his career making radio. He spent nearly a decade at Nickelodeon, where he was a senior creative director and co-created the comedy Riot Life. Recently he's written for Puppet Nation (winner of the 2015 South African Film and Television Award for Best TV Comedy) and Cartoon Network's MAD. Learn more at sethmad.com.
Alyssa Potter
as Private Suzy
Alyssa Potter graduated from Florida State University with a BA in Theater and Psychology. She was awarded the International Programs Scholarship to study at the Theatre Academy London, where she trained with Jan Haydn Rowles. Alyssa has had a passion for creating voices and acting since she was a child and is thrilled to start off her voice over career in Special Relativity. Currently, she lives in New York City pursuing a career in TV/Film/Theater. You can find Alyssa performing improv and breaking into the voice-over scene around the city.
Andréa Moser
as the Computer and additional voices
Andréa's theatrical experience includes: a BFA in Theatre Performance, improv with Seattle Theatresports, quasi-improv with Flanagan's Wake and Late Night Catechism, performing in and directing children's shows, sketch writing, and 48-hour film contests. Favorite commercial credits include: taking a cymbal crash to the head and voicing a musical milkshake.
Tom X. Chao
as Pigeon Guard, Corporate Observer, and additional voices
Tom X. Chao has written, directed, and performed a variety of theatrical shows in New York City and Canada. He most recently presented Callous Cad, a one-act comedy, at HERE Arts Center, originally created at Dixon Place. His other original plays include Can't Get Started, Freak Out Under the Apple Tree, Cats Can See the Devil, The Negative Energy Field, and Summer, Deepening Then Gone. As a voice-over artist, he has contributed to WEVD-FM's Celebrate & Remember, Radio Noggin, Space.com, and Charlie Chan's Chance: A Recreation. tomxchao.com
Special Relativity
A radio comedy starring Alex Borstein
The most evil woman on Earth travels back in time and kidnaps her younger self in a last-ditch attempt to foil her own plan to destroy the Universe.
The first half-hour episode of SPECIAL RELATIVITY premiered April 15, 2015 at SpecialRelativityRadio.com and your favorite podcast provider.
"Special Relativity is all sound and comedy, evocative scenes and memorable characters." -Los Angeles Times
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Written and Produced by
Seth Madej
Seth Madej is a TV writer and producer who started his career making radio. He spent nearly a decade at Nickelodeon, where he was a senior creative director and co-created the comedy Riot Life. Recently he's written for Puppet Nation (nominated for the 2015 International Emmy Award for Best Comedy) and Cartoon Network's MAD.
Original Music by Mark Driver at Blindwino Studios
"Tin of Figs" by Mark Driver & Seth Madej
Recorded at Gypsy Sound in Los Angeles, CA
Illustrations by Andrea Tsurumi