Dino is an talented voice actor and great guy I've known and worked with for many years. How he got into the voice-over world was a bold move, calling to look for work as a writer but would end up being one of the main characters of an anime show. He's also well know as the voice of Speedy Gonzales, Scarecrow in the video game, Batman: Arkham Asylum, and Pop of the rice crispy trio, Snap, Crackle and Pop. We also talk about 'Soul Geeks,' his foundation that turned the loss of his wife, a fellow voice-over artist Mary Kay Bergman into a wonderful memorial. And, stay tuned until the end when we break down a an animation script and play with character choices to develop our rolls. We really had fun with this one!!

Mitch Urban started off as a top forty radio D.J. and news broadcaster, and was a touring rock singer, opening for everyone from Quiet Riot to K.C. and the Sunshine Band.  His work as a voice actor includes Voicing three of the dogs in the Christmas classic feature film "Nine Dog Christmas" narrated by James Earl Jones.  Mitch has narrated shows for the History channel, voiced dozens of video game characters including the iconic "GhostRider" for Marvel Heroes, the voice of Steven Tyler's Skittles painting in the award-winning Super Bowl ad, and was the voice of JEEP for nearly ten years voicing literally thousands of radio and television commercials. Behind the camera, Mitch wrote and directed the award-winning cult horror film "Braineater".

Louanne Stephens is a Hollywood anomaly who didn't start acting until she was in her 40s, never lived in LA, and yet has become a respected actor appearing in many hit TV shows. Lately she's been a recurring character on Taylor Sheridan's "Land Man", and a cast regular on "Longmire", "Vengence", and "Friday Night Lights . She's also been a guest star on "Better Call Saul" and many others. She and Kathy give a master class on auditioning in a way to "make it yours". On top of that, Louanne once played Kathy's grandmother in a play that debuted in Dallas, Texas so, they have a long history.

You'll love my talk with Hillary Huber, a voice talent extraordinaire and the first woman to ever voice a national car campaign. She's also one of the audio book worlds biggest talents. To date, Hillary has narrated over 800 books! Be sure to join us and stay to the end as she directs me reading a classic.

Kathy does a fun mash-up interview with Paulette Lifton who also has a voice-over podcast called, "Tales From The Booth". Basically, they interview each other! Paulette is a very talented and versatile Producer, Emmy winning Sound Supervisor, Voice-Casting Director and more. Don't miss it!

On this Thanksgiving edition, we take a slight departure from our usual guests, Kathy interviews a woman in media just a different side - books - cookbooks to be exact! Deborah Johnson is a cookbook author and culinary enthusiast based outside Dallas, Texas. She recently celebrated the publication of her first cookbook, "On Rising: Recipes and Rituals for Joyful Mornings". As a cook and baker herself, Kathy and Deborah delve into the idea of food as more than just well-seasoned hospitality.

Asante Cleveland is a man who's not easy to define - a former tight end for the New England Patriots, the Chargers and other teams, but left the NFL after a career ending injury. But he soon transitioned into an author, motivational speaker and sports newscaster. He has some great stories and is an inspirational young man!

It's been a while since we last posted, Covid delays, moving and all sorts of slowdowns but Kathy Grable is back with Cam Clarke, a master voice artist best know for Leonardo in the original “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”, Mac on “Clifford the Big Red Dog”, He-Man in “He-Man: Masters of the Universe”, and Freddy the Ferret in “Back at the Barnyard”.

Kathy talks with Charles Dennis, a man who went from being a teenage entertainment reporter to being a voice talent, actor and director.  Listen in for his wit, wisdom and stories about Hollywood legends and icons, from Anthony Perkins to ZaZa Gabor and more! 

It's Fall and time for a new season of 'In My Voice' and we're featuring a lively interview with Brian Cummings.  Brian left South Dakota in search of Hollywood gold and soon became a radio DJ that quickly segued into full time voice acting. Best know for his roles in animation classic like FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992), Beauty and the Beast (1991) and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.  Don't miss it and remember to share and consider supporting us on Patreon to keep this show going!