Matt Cundill has decades of on-air experience in radio and is now a 'podcast pro'. We talked about making the move to a home studio and getting paid in a voice-over market with multiple streams and formats. 

For this episode I spoke with Tanya Buchanan who, on top of being a talented voice lady, runs a voice agency called Ta-Da. She shares some valuable insights into the voice biz, how to get work and how to get paid!

He's a voice guy and freelance video producer living the dream as a 'digital nomad' in Costa Rica. I want his life!

"Pure Audio Horsepower" is his handle - and he delivers in this unscripted conversation about his decades in radio across America to his home studio hermitage in Florida.

Jef Brown got his first big break as a DJ at a roller palace - and was apparently quite a good skater. He's got a 'gravitas voice' that he's been using on the radio for 2 decades and as a commercial voice from his home studio in Niagara's wine country.

When you win a DJ-FOR-A-DAY contest at CHUM FM in Toronto you just might have what it takes to be a success in the voice biz. Phil Curran took that as a sign and has been having a lot of fun behind the mic ever since.

Jennifer has done it all and still going strong as a voice and voice producer. She's worked in almost every studio in Toronto and has co-owns one of her own, Syndicate Sound, for over 2 decades. 

For a voice artist working from home means more than a laptop and internet connection. It means having the right mic, controlled acoustics and the knowhow to be ready for the call to perform. Graham has been THE go-to guy at Long & McQuade for decades. Have a listen to what he has to say.

For this episode I spoke with a talented musician, voice actor, voice coach and....speech pathologist. A voice doctor people! Can you say awwww-some?!

For this episode I spoke with Gina K, talent musician and voice talented - two very complimentary careers as it turns out.