We have a very special message for you right now, which is going to be an in-depth interview with the super artist, the animator Butch Hartman, who was the creative cartoon artist who brought such classics as fairly odd parents and Bunsen as a

beast and various other Nickelodeon classics. Carl Walnut now does an interview

with him in order to delve into the significant psychological and spiritual

alchemy of somebody who is a creative artist leading in Hollywood with new

studio products that are changing the world in the area of animation.

This is Carl's special interview with Butch Hartman as a bonus gift to you.

Enjoy the program.

Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Carl Walnau for level 10 living and we have an incredibly

special unique broadcast today with a legend in the field of arts and media.

Ladies and gentlemen before we bring him on to the screen, I would just like to tell you a little

bit about Butch Hartman.

He's an American animator, writer, producer, podcaster, and voice actor.

He is most known for creating multiple Nickelodeon series such as the

Fairly Odd Parents, Danny Phantom, Tough Puppy, and Bunsen is a beast. Hartman also owns a production company,

Billion Fold Inc, which he uses primarily produce his shows.

Hartman was an executive producer on the Fairly Odd Parents

for the entirety of its 16-year run,

and the Fairly Odd Parents is Nickelodeon's second

longest running animated show behind Spongebob.

While still attending Cal Arts Hartman interned as an in-between animator on the Don Blue

film and American Tale, a classic.

There's also, of course, the sequel, Fyphyl Goes West, for those of you who are a little younger or older

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