Tom Lawless is president of the leading voice talent agency, VOX Inc, headquartered in Los Angeles. He represent voice artist, celebrities, social media influencer, music artists, and sports personalities for voice work in commercial, animation and gaming

In this episode I spoke with the delightful and talented Kim Handysides about her strangest voice gigs, her coaching secrets and why she goes to VO conferences. Check out her website for demos and coaching options: https://kimhandysidesvoiceover.com

In this episode I spoke with senior agency producer Lorrie Zwer about how things have changed and stayed the same in the 20+ years he's been in the biz. 

Todd Schick future proofed, COVID proofed and zombie proofed his home studio 20 years ago. His DIY studio secret: "Cardboard is your friend". Listen and learn people.

In this episode I spoke with casting and voice director Ted Sutton who has worked on both sides of the glass. Ted shares how his first big break working at Pirate Radio and, more recently, his experiences of live-directed sessions over the imperfect liste

From her first radio gig as co-host to "The Master of the Morning", Don Percy, in Winnipeg Manitoba she worked her way to Toronto and a 'dream job' as the iHeart Radio Ambassador - interviewing some of the worlds most famous people. Andrea Collins "tells

Although not a voice talent, George has been the audio tech to the VO stars (Don Lafontaine for instance), working tirelessly with home-based studios. When COVID hit he became the light in a digital storm, a software saviour for the suddenly studioless.

When Gary said "Voice is everything...that's how humans share information" I knew I had the right guy for this podcast - Voices Unscripted. And he's got a refreshingly optimistic attitude towards the once in a generation opportunities presented by the pan

On this episode I talked with Dan Wong about his passion for his two sports podcasts that he says are "insightful" and sometimes feature stories that are "revolting and hilarious." 

In this episode I spoke with Neil Pasricha about his rise from blockbuster blogger, to awesome author, prolific podcaster and terrific TED talker. His blog "1000 Awesome Things" led to the publishing of his New York Times Bestseller "The Book of Awesome".