Grayson Carter Colley (Buddy G) Not only is Grayson the voice of Buddy G but he’s also the inspiration for the character. When Grayson isn’t doing stand up comedy, dancing and/or digging in his backyard, doing local commercials here and there, attending Kindergarten at Brownell Talbot in Omaha, having friends over, playing with Charlie (his Lab), or recording a new episode of Buddy G . . . you can usually find him in time-out. Ok - not really - he's actually a great kid with very few time-out minutes logged in his first 6 years. Grayson was recently interviewed by a television crew for a story about Buddy G and when asked about what he would do if someone made fun of him for having two moms his first response was, “Huh, I hadn’t really ever thought about that.” After a pause and one of his unassuming grins, Grayson told the crew, “I’d probably just remind them that I’m the famous one at my school and they’re never gonna a get an autograph that way.” What’s the best part of being Buddy G? According to Grayson it’s making something so important and cool with his best friend Owen by his side.

Owen Robert Justice (“Owen”) What can be written about Owen Robert Justice that hasn’t already been said? He’s an older guy (almost 9), is the best friend a kid could ever want (just ask his best friend Grayson), is a perfect neighbor, does voice-over work like a pro, loves Elvis, has 3 beautiful sisters, let’s little kids win, and just celebrated his first communion. Owen and Grayson have been best friends and next door neighbors since they were 4 and 2 respectively, and plan to star in their own rock band as teens ----- “The Boxer Briefs.”

Margaux Towne-Colley (Mom) In addition to being the creator and Executive Producer of Buddy G, My Two Moms and Me – Margaux is the voice (and reason) of “Mom.” For the past 6 years she’s been a stay at home, PTA & soccer mom in Omaha, NE but prior to that Margaux was an actress and television reporter. Margaux has numerous film, television, theatre, and commercial credits.  They include:  Nickelodeon, The History Channel, 20th Century Fox, and Universal Studios.   Margaux’s been involved in LGBT issues for several years and was one of the founding members of Real Families, a group for families headed by gay parents. Margaux served on the Board of Directors of both Real Families and Citizens for Equal Protection, Nebraska’s LGBT civil rights organization. She’s also a past recipient of the ACLU Nebraska’s Civil Libertarian of the Year Award and has served as a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer, speaking for the best interests of abused and neglected children in court proceedings. Margaux, her spouse Donna and their 6 year old son Grayson live in Omaha, NE.

Jerry Longe (Socrates) Jerry has been kicking around for a while with more than thirty years of stage and screen experience. In addition to his work as Socrates in Buddy G, his credits include national and regional commercial voiceovers for radio and television, a few books on tape, narrations for major companies, PBS documentaries, and interactive phone messaging for Pepsi, Visa, and MTV. Jerry has also provided voices for DIC Entertainment, including the animated series "Streetsharks", "Archie's Weird Mysteries", "Strawberry Shortcake", "Nickelodeon Classics", "Dino Morphs", "Horseland" ("Shep" on CBS, Saturday mornings) and "Liberty's Kids" on PBS. Jerry lives in Omaha with his beautiful wife and their lovely son, Greyson.

Beth Wendel Paprocki (Mommy) Beth is well-known in the Omaha theatre community for her stage and improvisational work in addition to some limited television and film experience. Even though in the last couple of years Beth has put her professional career in the background to focus on the loves of her life, husband Greg and cutie daughter Lydia; she and Greg have found time to create their own cartoon pint-sized pulp characters “The Cherry Bombs”. Beth and her family live in the aforementioned Omaha, NE, with baby Lydia and howling mutt Ada.