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Scott Johnson is one of the most popular and richest Cartoonist who was born on July 17, 1969 in Utah, Utah, United States. American cartoonist and designer who launched the audio production and illustration company Frog Pants Studios, LLC in 2008 and who illustrated the World of Warcraft Programming cover in 2010.
Felicia Day has been a guest on his weekly award-winning podcast The Instance.
Johnson began publishing the webcomic ExtraLife in June 2001. The subject matter concentrates on many of Johnson’s interests such as computers, technology, video games, and movies. In 2009, Johnson launched Experience Points, a second web comic that draws inspiration from World of Warcraft and other MMORPG computer games. The strip was one of several web comics published by Crispy Gamer until its closure in January 2010. It then was moved to GameCulture.
Johnson’s oldest podcast, ExtraLife Radio (often shortened to ELR) began in 2003 as a stand-alone downloadable MP3 file. It was a bi-monthly show that covered a wide variety of subjects, including video games, movies, comic books, and many random subjects as the hosts saw fit. It was a self-proclaimed geek show, for and by geeks.
He has two daughters and a son with his wife, Kim.
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The Instance is a weekly award-winning World of Warcraft podcast started in 2006 by Johnson and then-ExtraLife Radio host Andrew Konietzky, both of whom noticed a lack of podcasts dedicated to the MMO. The show is dedicated to news and rumors about the game, and relies heavily on listener contribution. An early contributor, Randy “RandyDeluxe” Jordan, joined the podcast as a third seat on show 45, and eventually became second seat when Konietzky left the show in 2007. Jordan was a part of the show (becoming a regular guest on ExtraLife Radio, and a co-host on Film Sack) until a job opportunity at Blizzard Entertainment (makers of World of Warcraft) required him to retire his position. Episode #217: “Now I’ve Gotta Go…” was Jordan’s final show, and was dedicated to him. Jordan’s replacements were Mark “Turpster” Turpin (a former guest and friend of the show) and William “Dills” Gregory (a member and raider in the Instance guild, alea iacta est). In 2014, Patrick Beja (a friend of the network and former Blizzard employee) joined that podcast as a 4th seat. The podcast won a Blogger’s Choice Award in 2008 for Best Podcast.
