This is quite old, but I wanted to post it anyway because it hasn't been on the web for a long time...The Marshall and Buck Show was (to my knowledge anyway) the web's first puppet podcast. Actually, the term "podcast" hadn't been invented yet so we called it a web series.

In any case, I've put the first episode "Wok With Marshall" up on YouTube. The puppetry and writing are a little rough, but hey this was made over ten years ago:

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Andrew very fun to watch, I do remember seeing a picture of the cow before in one of your galleries.

Thanks for sharing and I can't believe that you made that 10 years ago it still has a fresh look for today.  I just really wanted to know how you got burger Styrofoam containers from McDonalds, I thought those were banned since the mid 80's? LOL

Thanks for sharing......

Daryl H

Thanks Andrew for the stroll down memory lane. I have to compliment you I am really enjoying Puppet Building.com................... It is like going to the Puppet Shopping Mall. With all the educational information, tutorials, and numerous videos............. its a pleasure I don't stop by on a daily basis but when I stop by I'm amazed at the amount of new information. Thanks for all your hard work.

Do you have it set up for email notifications of new information that has been added? Just a thought

Billy D.

Thanks guys...Billy, I don't have email subscriptions to PuppetBuilding.com yet (it's near the top of a very long to do list for the site) but if you use an RSS reader you can subscribe to the newsfeed. I'm really glad that you enjoy the site.

While I have your attention Andrew........... Can I ask you a question.

Did you ever develop the puppet pattern that you were going to sell? I know you offer so much information including patterns for free on
http://www.puppetbuilding.com/
I was just wanting a update. I know at one time you said it would be available soon. Don't want to miss it.... since I collect patterns.

Billy D.

I did, but decided against selling them for a couple of reasons. One was that I was living in Mexico at the time and the shipping to the U.S. from there is a headache and wouldn't have been very customer-friendly. I am planning to put a couple of the patterns up for free on PuppetBuilding.com, but I can't say when just because I am very busy with work right now and don't have a lot of time available.

Thanks Andrew............... We all know how busy you are. I'm not sure how you fit everything in a day as it is. Will watch for the new additions. Thanks again for all your help.

Billy d.

Here here...I agree with Billy...Puppetbuilding.com is freakin wicked..I go there everyday just pop around!!!


Sincerely,



Spoon  :)lol