In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with veteran voice actor Steve Kramer to talk about his long career in voice acting and the many iconic characters he has brought to life.

Steve has voiced a wide range of characters across anime, video games, and animation, including Zenigata in Lupin the Third, Shunsui Kyōraku in Bleach, Supreme Kai and Shenron in Dragon Ball Z, and Captain Anderson in the Mass Effect series.

We talk about how he got started in the industry, the evolution of anime dubbing, memorable moments from his career, and advice for aspiring voice actors.

If you’re a fan of anime, voice acting, or behind-the-scenes stories from the industry, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with voice actors, creators, and artists from across the entertainment world.

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In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Rivera, the artist behind RiveraRarities, whose work blends vintage restoration, insect preservation, and storytelling into hauntingly beautiful pieces of art.Originally starting as a traditional 2D artist working with acrylic and charcoal, Hannah eventually rediscovered her creativity through the fascinating world of oddities and curiosities. Inspired by the natural beauty of insects, she immersed herself in the intricate craft of insect pinning, creating carefully curated works that combine ethically sourced specimens with restored vintage frames and antique materials.Each piece Hannah creates is more than just art—it’s a story. By restoring forgotten vintage items and pairing them with preserved insects, she gives new life to objects that might otherwise be lost to time.But Hannah’s story doesn’t stop there. She is also a traveling artist, living full-time in a 31-foot motorhome with her husband and two dogs, exploring the country while sourcing materials, connecting with local communities, and creating art along the way.In this conversation we explore:• Hannah’s journey back into art• The fascinating world of insect preservation• Vintage restoration and storytelling through objects• Ethical sourcing and sustainability in art• Life on the road as a traveling artistThis is a beautiful conversation about creativity, curiosity, and finding art in unexpected #RiveraRarities#OdditiesArt#InsectArt#TravelingArtist#VintageRestoration#OdditiesAndCuriosities#PodcastInterview#ArtistInterview

In this episode, I sit down with illustrator, model, content creator, and sales professional Darlene Pham for a conversation about identity, ambition, and building something that stands on its own.Being connected to acclaimed pop culture artist Dominic Glover comes with proximity to creativity — but Darlene is carving her own lane. From expressing herself through illustration to navigating the power and pressure of image in modeling, she opens up about confidence, perception, discipline, and the emotional realities of building a presence in the digital era.We talk about:• Creating art as personal language• Owning your image in a visual world• Balancing creativity with business• The psychology behind sales and ambition• Stepping into your own identity — fully and unapologeticallyThis episode is about more than titles. It’s about defining yourself before the world tries to define you.If you enjoy conversations about growth, creativity, and stepping into your power — this one is for you. #CreativeEntrepreneur#WomenInArt#ContentCreatorLife#ModelingJourney #IllustrationArtist#DigitalArtist#OwnYourImage#CreativeWomen#ArtistInterview#WomenInBusiness#SalesMindset#PersonalBranding#LevelUp#CreativeJourney

As Black History Month comes to a close, this panel stands as a powerful reminder that legacy isn’t just written in history books — it’s spoken, performed, and lived through the voices that shape the stories we love.I had the honor of moderating an incredible conversation with Kevin Thelwell, Darius Johnson, Cedric Williams, Jalen Askins, Bill Butts, and Daniel Walton — six talented Black voice actors whose journeys represent resilience, excellence, and the power of authentic storytelling.Together, we explored their origins, the realities of navigating the voice acting industry, and what it truly means to bring identity, culture, and lived experience into every performance. This wasn’t just a discussion about characters — it was about humanity, representation, and the responsibility of being a voice for those who are still searching for their place in the world.Their stories are a testament to perseverance. Their voices are proof that barriers can be broken. And their legacy is still being written.This panel is more than a conversation — it’s a celebration of Black excellence, creative power, and the voices shaping the future of storytelling.Thank you to everyone who shared their truth.#BlackVoiceActors #BlackExcellence #VoiceActing #RepresentationMatters #BlackHistoryMonth #anime #blackartist

In this episode, I sit down with John Swasey, the voice behind one of anime’s most iconic and calculating villains, All For One from My Hero Academia.

We explore the craft, psychology, and responsibility of bringing such a powerful antagonist to life. John shares insight into his approach to voice acting, how he builds presence through restraint, and what it means to portray a character defined by legacy, control, and influence.

Beyond the role itself, this conversation dives into John’s journey as a performer, the evolution of his career, and the deeper philosophy behind voicing characters that leave a lasting impact on audiences.

This is an in-depth look at the artistry behind the voice — and the mind behind the villain.

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In this episode, I sit down with voice actor Cory Yee to talk about his journey from working behind the scenes in film production to becoming the voice behind some of anime and gaming’s most memorable characters.Cory is best known for his roles as Gorou in Genshin Impact, Akito in Ghostwire: Tokyo, Sigma and Bram Stoker in Bungo Stray Dogs, Inui Seishu in Tokyo Revengers, Ash in Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture, characters in Tower of God, and The Beholder in the award-winning To Your Eternity.We discuss his early love for storytelling, the challenges of pursuing acting as a Chinese American creative, his transition from film production to voice acting, and what it means to bring complex characters to life. Cory also shares insight into his creative process, the realities of the industry, and how following his passion ultimately changed his life.This is a powerful conversation about persistence, identity, and finding your voice.If you enjoy conversations with voice actors, creatives, and storytellers, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews. #CoryYee#VoiceActor#AnimeDub#GenshinImpact#VoiceActing

This week on the podcast, I sit down with fine art photographer and gallery owner Lenny Foster for a powerful conversation about legacy, spirituality, and preserving history through art.For over two decades, Lenny owned and operated The Living Light Photography Gallery in Taos, New Mexico. His work is now part of permanent collections in institutions such as the Muhammad Ali Center and the Snite Museum of Art — a true testament to the impact of his vision.Now based in St. Augustine, Lenny continues to document culture, architecture, and the African American historical experience through his unique and spiritual lens at Gallery One Forty-Four.In this episode, we talk about:• Art as a form of healing• The responsibility of documenting history• What legacy really means• Reinventing yourself creatively• And whether photography can be a form of prayerThis conversation goes deeper than art — it’s about purpose.If you enjoy meaningful, intentional conversations, this one is for you.Subscribe for more conversations with artists, creators, and storytellers shaping culture.

In Part 2 of the Black Creators Panel, the conversation continues — this time with Elizabeth Collins, JeyHighDef, and myself.While Abby Burkholder and ZelliousCosplay were originally scheduled to be part of this session, this discussion became a more focused continuation following Part 1. We dive deeper into creativity, representation, and the realities Black creators face within pop culture spaces.What started as structured questions turned into something more organic and necessary — honest dialogue, shared experiences, and perspective that deserves to be heard.If you haven’t watched Part 1 yet, be sure to check it out to experience the full conversation.

In Part 1 of my first-ever Black Creators Panel, I sit down with four incredible creators who are carving out space, building community, and redefining what creativity looks like online.This conversation features LolaKurosaki, DestinySiren, OnyxCosplays, and EvolvingBri, as they share their experiences as Black creators, their creative journeys, and what it means to show up authentically in digital spaces.This panel is about representation, visibility, and the power of creative community. Part 1 sets the tone for honest discussion, shared insight, and voices that deserve to be heard.🎙️ Part 2 coming soon. #BlackCreators#CreatorPanel#RepresentationMatters#BlackExcellence#CreativeCommunity#ContentCreators#PodcastInterview#DiversityInMedia

In this episode, I sit down with voice actor Jayme Mantos, a Virginia native raised on musicals, Robin Williams movies, and fried chicken. Jayme and I talk about her journey into voice acting and how her background in theatre, improv, film, and television shaped the emotionally grounded performances she brings into the booth. We dive deep into her work as Ivy McLeod in the critically acclaimed game The Séance of Blake Manor, her experience working across animation, anime, dubbing, video games, and commercials, and what it meant to become the current national campaign voice for Circle K. Jayme also opens up about producing projects through Elpida Productions, advocating for mental health in the entertainment industry, and how she protects her creativity while navigating a demanding career. This conversation is an honest, thoughtful look at character, craft, and the power of storytelling through voice. #VoiceActing #VoiceActor #PodcastInterview #VideoGameVoiceActing #MentalHealthInTheArts