Where did our intrepid Warp Zone hosts come from?

Find out below.

Brian Patrick
brian@thewarpzone.com

For as long as he could remember, Brian always wanted to be in broadcasting. As a boy, he would produce "radio shows" with an old cassette recorder that he carried with him at all times. After Brian saw Star Wars for the first time, he knew that science fiction was his calling. George Lucas and David Letterman were two of his biggest role models. While in college, Brian got a job at KFH radio doing traffic and running the audio board. He never looked back. While producing a few local talk shows, Brian came up with the idea of a sci-fi oriented talk show and thus, The Warp Zone was born.

Cris Murphy
cris@thewarpzone.com

Cris Murphy started out listening to his brother, former newsman Patrick Murphy, on The Warp Zone. After a brief stint at working the phones (to which, thankfully, we have forgotten), Cris moved on to co-host the show and offered his famous Sci-Fi Video/DVD Pick of the Week. With his brother gone, Cris has taken the news mantle and reports the latest news and rumors grinding the Sci-Fi mill. Cris is a working screenwriter and video producer (and not THOSE kind of videos) and offers his insight on Hollywood and entertainment, reviews the latest movies hitting theatres, and occasionally offers more of his Sci-Fi Vid Picks.

Carolyn
carolyn@thewarpzone.com

Carolyn joined The Warp Zone in April of '97 as the intern/call screener before becoming an associate producer of the show. Her parents raised her on Star Trek, Buck Rogers, Battlestar Galatica, and Star Wars. She practically lives for science fiction. The Warp Zone gave Carolyn her first real chance to work where she always wanted to work: a little in front of the world, a lot behind the scenes. Carolyn's current science fiction interests are Stargate SG-1, Buffy:The Vampire Slayer, and Angel, with the occasional Babylon 5 tape thrown in for good measure. She is willing to do almost anything to make The Warp Zone all it hopes to be.

Frank Keith
frank@thewarpzone.com

Frank is the former co-host of The Warp Zone. Although he's not with us on a week-to-week basis, he will be filling in when we need him. Frank is an accomplished actor, and many local and regional theatres have made use of his talents. For the last decade, he has managed a chain of comic book/game stores called Agents of C.O.M.I.C.S. which keeps him informed and allows him to keep in tune with the fans of science fiction and fantasy. Frank's love of the genre began early with television shows such as The Twilight Zone and Star Trek and a membership in the original Science Fiction Book Club.

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