As the first award show live announce voice, Randy Thomas paved the way for other women in the voiceover industry to enter the live announce and TV promo genres.  Heard on multiple awards shows for more than two decades, Randy talks to Julie Williams about the live announce and promo voiceover genres, what they entail, and how to enter them.

In this VoiceOver Insider podcast, Julie Williams talks with Rae Burell of Light Assistance, a service that provides support for entrepreneurs—mainly voiceover artists.

With two decades of experience, Stanley has voiced, produced, and booth directed local, regional, and national radio commercials, and has created children's audio books. He is a classically trained actor, and participated in the Conservatory Program at 2nd City-Los Angeles. Stanley has dedicated his personal time to helping sick kids and wounded veterans…raising just over $150,000.00 for the Fisher House Foundation. And this year he is running a full marathon for Team Fisher House.

Julie Williams talks with attorney Rob Sciglimpaglia about legal factors that can affect voiceover talent. Rob is the author of the popular VO book, VoiceOver Legal.

Julie talks with Tasia Valenza, a well-known talent in video games, about her work with a new organization called Vocal ID, and about how other voiceover talents can take part in this amazing project.

Julie Williams interviews Dave Courvoisier, board member of The World-Voices Organization (WOVO), and finds out what this new voiceover industry organization can offer individual voice talents. WOVO is at www.world-voices.org