The Right Buzz

The Right Buzz

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The Right Buzz episodes

  • Teri Cleary Episode 2
    From Finding Her Voice to Living It: A Year of Growth, Grit, and Unexpected Joy.

    Last year, when Teri Cleary joined The Right Buzz Podcast, she stood at the beginning of something she couldn’t yet fully see. She had found her voice but was still learning how to trust it, how to use it, and how to build a life around it.

    A year later, that uncertainty has transformed into clarity. She didn’t just find her voice; she began living inside it. Over the past twelve months, Cleary’s journey in voiceover and acting has deepened in ways she once only imagined.

    She has continued her education through advanced dubbing training and ongoing voiceover development, mastering not only how to speak, but how to embody emotion across language, timing, and character. Her work has become both technical and transformative, moving beyond performance into true expression.

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    1 hr 34 min
  • Harlesha Taylor Podcast Episode 1
    In the ever-growing world of voice acting, authenticity and personality are becoming just as important as talent. For Harlesha, the journey into the entertainment industry was anything but traditional. What began in the structured world of accounting and corporate finance eventually transformed into a thriving creative career behind the microphone.

    www.harleshataylor.com

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    45 min
  • Patrick Pellett Episode 3
    More than forty-two years ago, addiction collapsed my early life. Before recovery, I served three years in the United States Marine Corps. After my service, I spent significant time in boxing gyms. These spaces shaped me in important ways, teaching discipline, humility, respect, and the importance of mentorship. They later became places where I learned about structure, belonging, and guidance. In my early twenties, that collapse unfolded through addiction, trauma, and exposure to violence, narrowing my world and my sense of possibility. The consequences were tangible and cumulative. Employment disappeared, relationships fractured, and the future narrowed. The night my daughter was born, I was arrested and spent the night in a holding cell, missing her arrival into the world. That moment became a turning point. I did not get sober that night. I got sober seven months later. But something cracked open then and set the direction of my life.

    patrickpellett.com

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    53 min
  • C.D. Matthews
    From Dog Walker to Novelist: The Creative Journey of C.D. Matthews.

    Creativity often grows from unexpected places, and for novelist, screenwriter, playwright, and actor C.D. Matthews, the journey to storytelling has been shaped by experiences that span continents, professions, and decades. Born and raised in Evanston, Illinois, Matthews developed a passion for writing early in life. He went on to study at the University of Michigan, where he completed his BA and participated in a year-long writing tutorial at the Residential College under writer Warren Hecht. It was during this time that Matthews discovered a lifelong love for fiction writing. His academic journey also included time at Antioch College in Ohio and a year studying abroad at Université Paul-Valéry in Montpellier, France, experiences that broadened both his cultural perspective and creative voice.

    www.cdmatthews.com

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    49 min
  • Theodora Oniceanu
    From a young age, Theodora found herself captivated by the power of stories. As a child, she would invent bedtime tales for her sister, weaving imaginative narratives that not only entertained but also soothed her fears. Those early sparks of creativity ignited a lifelong passion for storytelling that would later define her career.

    Her journey into the arts was anything but conventional. While her family encouraged her toward mathematical studies, Theodora’s heart belonged to language and imagination. She enrolled in the French-English intensive programme at Colegiul National Alexandru Papiu Ilarian in Târgu Mureș, later continuing her studies in the English-French programme at Petru Maior University.

    It was during this time that she discovered her fascination with graphic design while working for a job platform, where she developed skills in advertising, HTML, and business communication. This blend of creativity and professionalism would become the foundation of her unique multidisciplinary approach.

    https://theodoraoniceanu.wordpress.com/


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    59 min
  • Patrick Pellett Episode 2
    More than forty-two years ago, addiction collapsed my early life. Before recovery, I served three years in the United States Marine Corps. After my service, I spent significant time in boxing gyms. These spaces shaped me in important ways, teaching discipline, humility, respect, and the importance of mentorship. They later became places where I learned about structure, belonging, and guidance. In my early twenties, that collapse unfolded through addiction, trauma, and exposure to violence, narrowing my world and my sense of possibility. The consequences were tangible and cumulative. Employment disappeared, relationships fractured, and the future narrowed. The night my daughter was born, I was arrested and spent the night in a holding cell, missing her arrival into the world. That moment became a turning point. I did not get sober that night. I got sober seven months later. But something cracked open then and set the direction of my life.

    patrickpellett.com

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    1 hr 7 min
  • Mike Hawkins Episode 2
    Living Beyond Comfort: The CANA Philosophy of Performance
    Under Pressure

    Author, high-performance coach, adventure athlete, and speaker, is the
    founder of the CANA framework, Constant And Never-ending Adventure.

    His work sits at the intersection of performance psychology, physical
    conditioning, and real-world pressure, offering a grounded alternative to
    traditional mindset and motivation models.

    He is the author of CANA: Constant And Never-ending Adventure and
    Safe? Who Said Anything About Safe?, and the creator of the CANA
    performance framework, now used by athletes, executives, and
    professionals operating in high-stakes environments. Before stepping into
    this world, however, his life looked very different

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    48 min
  • Joseph Fair
    Joseph Patrick Fair: Turning Adversity into Purpose, One Story at a Time

    When Joseph Patrick Fair walks into a room, there’s a quiet steadiness that follows him,
    one built not from comfort, but from courage. For years, Fair served his community as a
    firefighter and police officer, bearing witness to both the fragility and strength of the
    human spirit.

    Those experiences didn’t just shape his career; they shaped his calling.
    Today, Fair is a respected author, television host, and Executive Contributor for
    Brainz Magazine. He’s also the creator of the “Doctor True You™” personal-
    development framework, a system designed to help people heal, grow, and live with
    authenticity. But behind the polished titles lies a man who has lived through the fire,
    literally and figuratively and emerged with a mission to help others rise from their own.

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    44 min
  • Capri Compton
    Capri Compton, a multi-talented artist with Enthrone Records Ent. LLC, is more than just a singer, author, and composer. She’s a visionary whose mission is to inspire joy, confidence, and self-belief in the next generation.


    Her voice has also been featured in numerous major motion pictures and television shows for Warner Bros. and other studios, including classics like Batman and Beetlejuice. Movie fans may even recognise her as the “Opera Singer” in Steven Soderbergh’s Suture, which won acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival.


    We literally covered everything under 30 minutes.



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    18 min
  • Patrick Pellett episode 1
    More than forty-two years ago, addiction collapsed my early life. Before recovery, I served three years in the United States Marine Corps. After my service, I spent significant time in boxing gyms. These spaces shaped me in important ways, teaching discipline, humility, respect, and the importance of mentorship. They later became places where I learned about structure, belonging, and guidance. In my early twenties, that collapse unfolded through addiction, trauma, and exposure to violence, narrowing my world and my sense of possibility. The consequences were tangible and cumulative. Employment disappeared, relationships fractured, and the future narrowed. The night my daughter was born, I was arrested and spent the night in a holding cell, missing her arrival into the world. That moment became a turning point. I did not get sober that night. I got sober seven months later. But something cracked open then and set the direction of my life.

    patrickpellett.com

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-right-buzz--6215244/support.
    53 min

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We started this podcast because we believe in the power of stories and conversations to connect, inspire, and transform. Our journey began with a simple yet profound realization: everyone has a…