Lester is an actor, writer, model, and teacher. Currently based in Los Angeles, he got his start doing community theater in his hometown of Las Vegas. After graduating from UNLV, he moved to Japan, where he continued performing in local theatre productions (some entirely in Japanese!) and wrote and performed his own short films and plays.
Lester then moved to Hong Kong. There, he worked with theatre companies such as the Hong Kong Players and the Hong Kong Singers. It was also here that Lester began voice acting. Together with Kynan Dias, he co-hosts two shows on TruStory FM. They are Every Minute of Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Devil's Details. The pair also completed a full run of The Exorcist Minute, now archived in TruStory FM's back catalog.
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Evelyn KOs a SWAT guy, can’t stop bragging, and Alpha Waymond says her stupid plan just might work—plus we unpack the Smash Bros sound, rare genuine smiles, and Goonies-era Ke Huy Quan.
Evelyn snorts a fly, grows a muscular pinky, and demolishes the Edgelord—and we unpack why the Daniels swapped leg-caressing for absurdist comedy to save the Gong Gong arc.
Evelyn bounces through universes, the Le brothers unite with (not quite) matching butt plug trophies and we decode “Pokai Michiko”, all with a Street Fighter aesthetic and heavenly choir.
Revelation ends not with a sword or smiting — but a river, a tree, and grace. John would like a word with everyone using this book to justify the very thing it condemns.
Pixelation philosophy, Shaolin kinesiology, and Brian Le’s spread-eagle leap onto the Auditor Award—minute 80 goes places the film and our conversation both can’t resist.
We read Revelation 21 and discover the New Jerusalem isn’t waiting for us in the clouds — it’s a cube the size of a continent coming down here, and the gates are never shut.
After losing their powers, Evelyn and Andy slap-fight like kids while Waymond asks “what happened?” Best moment? Evelyn’s incredulous “WHAT?!” when Joy suggests blowing his nose.
One Greek word about testing coins. One passage in Revelation 20. Possibly the entire fire-and-brimstone version of hell built on a misread.
Cake knife vs. pipes. A raccoon-tail Chad. Hidden song lyrics in the score. Evelyn’s face after her laptop gets swatted mid-throw says everything. Universe-hopping has never been this unhinged.
Heaven throws the Bible’s only “hallelujah” party, Sword Mouth Jesus rides in on a white horse mocking Roman triumphs, and the lake of fire debuts—rewriting everything we think about hell.