A seal who can't balance? An elephant who always forgets? A green cow who walks on her front feet? These are just some of the wacky characters from the unique mind of Daws Butler, the man who voiced most of the classic Hanna-Barbera characters--Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Quick Draw McGraw and Snagglepuss, to name a few. Uncle Dunkle and Donnie is a collection of imaginative, never-before-released cartoon scripts by Butler, who also worked on the classic 1960s Jay Ward "Fractured Fairy Tales" and "Aesop and Sons" animated cartoons. The book was edited, co-written and illustrated (in retro Hanna-Barbera style) by Butler protg Joe Bevilacqua, who has also recorded an audio "cartoon" book of UNCLE DUNKLE AND DONNIE, doing all the voices himself! What the animation industry is saying about UNCLE DUNKLE AND DONNIE: "It all started with Daws Butler--actor, writer, teacher--writing UNCLE DUNKLE AND DONNIE children's stories with exquisite sophisticated humor but always resonating with gentle and subtle lessons in morality. Then came Joe Bevilacqua--also actor, writer and producer--vocally bringing to life all of the charming characters in the Daws Butler book. Reading and listening to UNCLE DUNKLE AND DONNIE is a delightful experience that you and your family can and will enjoy!" - June Foray, legendary voice actress (Rocky the Flying Squirrel, Witch Hazel, Granny) "Any cartoon fan can recognize Daws Butler's multitude of voices, but few know of his writing. Butler, a purveyor of witty wordplay and twisty tales, will surprise and amuse readers. These stories now come to life as told by the hilarious Joe Bevilacqua, man of 97 voices!" - Linda Simensky (Senior Director of Programming for PBS Kids)

Science fiction meets real-world technology in "Doctor Geek s Laboratory, Season 1"

It s the twenty-first century. Have you ever wondered what happened to all those inventions, conveniences, and other concepts the future was supposed to bring? "Doctor Geek s Laboratory, Season 1 "explores all the realms of applied geekdom, examining the future that was, the future that is, and the future that has not yet come to pass.

Dr. Scott Viguie created "Doctor Geek s Laboratory" as an outreach to explore the exciting possibilities of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. "Doctor Geek s Laboratory "hopes to bring people closer to the scientists, inventors, entrepreneurs, tinkerers, and others who are attempting to bring about the world of tomorrow. Together we will help the future along and give it a little push when needed.

Science fiction meets real-world technology in "Doctor Geek s Laboratory, Season 1"

It s the twenty-first century. Have you ever wondered what happened to all those inventions, conveniences, and other concepts the future was supposed to bring? "Doctor Geek s Laboratory, Season 1 "explores all the realms of applied geekdom, examining the future that was, the future that is, and the future that has not yet come to pass.

Dr. Scott Viguie created "Doctor Geek s Laboratory" as an outreach to explore the exciting possibilities of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. "Doctor Geek s Laboratory "hopes to bring people closer to the scientists, inventors, entrepreneurs, tinkerers, and others who are attempting to bring about the world of tomorrow. Together we will help the future along and give it a little push when needed.

This is an epic science fiction/fantasy comedy about a boy and his professor who travel willy-nilly across time and space in a failed attempt to ''cure the world of all its ills.''
Stories include:
Episode One: 'I'll Teach You ' or 'Box of Nothing'
Episode Two: 'Holy Smoke' or 'The Red-Suited Man'
Episode Three: 'More Edible Than Durable' or 'You Smashed My Monkey '
Episode Four: 'Oh Boy, She Looks Great ' or 'Which Witchway is Which?'
Episode Five: 'Your Separate World Lines' or 'I'm Big and You're Small'
Episode Six: 'Now It's Time To Sing ' or 'Unwanted Noises in the Air'
Episode Seven: 'I Like This Box ' or 'Oh Victim Man '
Episode Eight: 'Oh Dalai' or 'Life is Dukka'
Episode Nine: 'The Traveling Extravaganza' or 'His Name is Bub'
Episode Ten: 'More Dogs For Me?' or 'Knock-a-knock-knuckles'
Episode Eleven: 'You're a Messiah' or 'Buboes in the Lymph Nodes'
Episode Twelve: 'A Box in the Dark' or 'Dead Men Do Not Groan'
Episode Thirteen: 'Is Eloquence a Bauble' or 'Where's My Cyaneus'
Episode Fourteen: 'I Do Not Like the Blackness of Her Nose' or 'The Penguins Laugh at You '
Episode Fifteen: 'The Genius of These Woods' or 'I'm Also Wearing Explosives'
Episode Sixteen: 'Say Jacques ' or 'She's Got Kneepads

This is an epic science fiction/fantasy comedy about a boy and his professor who travel willy-nilly across time and space in a failed attempt to ''cure the world of all its ills.''
Stories include:
Episode One: 'I'll Teach You ' or 'Box of Nothing'
Episode Two: 'Holy Smoke' or 'The Red-Suited Man'
Episode Three: 'More Edible Than Durable' or 'You Smashed My Monkey '
Episode Four: 'Oh Boy, She Looks Great ' or 'Which Witchway is Which?'
Episode Five: 'Your Separate World Lines' or 'I'm Big and You're Small'
Episode Six: 'Now It's Time To Sing ' or 'Unwanted Noises in the Air'
Episode Seven: 'I Like This Box ' or 'Oh Victim Man '
Episode Eight: 'Oh Dalai' or 'Life is Dukka'
Episode Nine: 'The Traveling Extravaganza' or 'His Name is Bub'
Episode Ten: 'More Dogs For Me?' or 'Knock-a-knock-knuckles'
Episode Eleven: 'You're a Messiah' or 'Buboes in the Lymph Nodes'
Episode Twelve: 'A Box in the Dark' or 'Dead Men Do Not Groan'
Episode Thirteen: 'Is Eloquence a Bauble' or 'Where's My Cyaneus'
Episode Fourteen: 'I Do Not Like the Blackness of Her Nose' or 'The Penguins Laugh at You '
Episode Fifteen: 'The Genius of These Woods' or 'I'm Also Wearing Explosives'
Episode Sixteen: 'Say Jacques ' or 'She's Got Kneepads

His voice can be heard in countless classic animated cartoons still seen on television around the world. He was Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, and a hundred others. His fans included Groucho Marx, Lionel Barrymore, and even Albert Einstein. His work with satirist Stan Freberg sold millions of records. You have probably never heard of him. His name was Daws Butler, and he is considered one of the greatest voice actors of the twentieth century.

"The "Second "Daws Butler Collection" is an extensive assortment of his performances, teachings, and writings, both rare and celebrated. Included are "Daws Butler Teaches You How to Do Voices;" "Daws Butler: Voice Magician;" "This Here Is Your Life, Sherlock Holmes;" "Daws Butler Workshop 76;" and "Huck, Yogi, and Quick Draw, the Lost Recordings."