James Arnold Taylor
James Arnold Taylor's Talking to Myself The Podcast
James Arnold Taylor's Podcast, Talking to Myself is a one man show, with many voices! Spending most of his days in little padded rooms talking to himself, James Arnold Taylor (known by his fans affectionately as "JAT") brings over 30 years in the entertainment industry as one of Hollywood's most prolific and versatile Voice-Actors/Performers to his podcast. Interviewing some of his most well known characters (Obi-Wan Kenobi, Johnny Test, Fred Flintstone, Ratchet from Ratchet & Clank, and more) from his work in animation, video games, film and television, as well as introducing you to a whole n...
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James Arnold Taylor
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Latest episode
May 12, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 002: JAT Talks Prequels... to Himself! 07.11.2018 1:29:38
In this episode JAT talks about why the Prequels aren't as bad as some of you think! He also gets visits from Hank, Reginald "Don't call me Reggie", The Announcer Guy and more! JAT also relives some past Star Wars memories with a clip from his first ever interview with the Emperor himself, Ian McDiarmid! Please SUBSCRIBE and spread the word!
James Arnold Taylor's Talking to Myself-The Podcast Episode 001 30.10.2018 1:21:29
Episode 001 James has an exclusive interview with his alter ego, Jedi Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Finding out how Obi-Wan likes the planet Earth and if he prefers good ol' fashion hamburgers over Bantha burgers? JAT also takes you behind the scenes of the podcast, introducing you to some of the new characters and crew helping him do the show. Plus, a clip from his interviews with legendary Puppeteer,...
JAT Podcast Trailer-1 27.10.2018 2:00
James Arnold Taylor's new podcast, "Talking to Myself" is coming soon! Here's a peek at what to expect!
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