You're Hearing Voices

This week, Dan chats with Vero López Treviño, an award-winning voice actress based in Mexico City who specializes in commercial VO and dubbing.   Her dubbing credits include such A-List actresses such as Lupita Nyong'o, Sandra Oh, Rosamund Pike, Salma Hayek, and others I'm leaving off who are way too famous for a piker like me to not mention.  Her corporate credits are equally as impressive, and they include Disney, Dove, Mazda, and many, many more.

Check out Vero here: https://verovoiceover.com/

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This week, Dan speaks with Sarah Cannistra, aka, The Overnight Trainer.  She quite literally became a corporate trainer overnight, and decided to start a coaching business for those seeking a new career path in Learning and Development, or for those who have never worked a day in L&D and want to explore this exciting field.  She also has a podcast by the same name, The Overnight Trainer.

Sarah's website: https://www.theovernighttrainer.com/

Her podcast: https://theovernighttrainer.podbean.com/

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This week, Dan speaks with Brian Kurkjian, a Learning Experience Designer from beautiful Bloomington, Illinois.  Brian takes us through his career trajectory from his career beginnings in higher education and his journey to L&D, the process of developing learning and design projects, how he finds clients and tailors learning solutions to individual clients' needs.

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This week, I chat with Kimberly Goh, an Interactive Video Designer from sunny Irvine, CA.  Her freelance enterprise is called The Interactive Story (theinteractivestory.com).  We chat about how she came to eLearning from a computer science background, and how she became fascinated with began designing interactive storytelling and videos.  Kimberly takes us into the world of scenarios, storytelling, and interaction, and the role they've played in shifting the eLearning landscape away from the traditional, passive "school model" of eLearning.

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How do you outshine your competitors on social media?  This week's guest, Brooke Miles, shares some insights on how to get started.  During the pandemic, Brooke decided to kick her marketing into high gear and threw herself into her YouTube videos, which are quirky, entertaining, and very informative.  She teaches everything from how to correctly set up your LinkedIn profile to the best times to post on various social media channels.  We chat about that, and much more! 

This week, Dan chats with Abbe Holmes, a 35-year veteran voice actor based in Melbourne, Australia.  Abbe started doing voice overs as a 17-year old girl, and her career has evolved over the decades from doing high-pitched teenage character reads to commercials, and, more recently, audiobooks.  She also has a great passion for coaching prospective voice actors, and you can check out her coaching website at https://voiceovercoach.com.au/.

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Should you start a podcast to be the next Joe Rogan?  Well, the sad truth is that you're likely to fail.  This week's guest, Chaz Volk, aka "Mr. Thrive," is your one-stop-shop for podcast production.  He can teach you to use your podcast to improve your messaging and your marketing.  By bonding with and building a rapport with your network, you transform a network into a community, where people consume your content with vigor and see you as a trusted source for valuable and entertaining content.

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This week, Dan chats with Ridvan Sağlam, a Freelance Learning Experience Designer based in Muğla, Turkey.  Ridvan is a former teacher who combined a passion for learning and technology to pursue the nice of gamification.  We also talk about his freelance journey, and how he handles an international clientele.

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In this episode of "You're Hearing Voices," Dan chats with Carmen Vincent, a freelance video producer based in Chesteron, Indiana.  We discuss Carmen's journey directly from Valparaiso University to the world of freelance without a stop in corporate America.  Carmen has a great passion for documentary filmmaking, as evidenced by a very special project she's working on called "Teacher of Patience," a documentary film meant to educate first responders and the greater community about how to communicate with individuals with Down syndrome and other disabilities.

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This week, Dan travels to Nairobi, Kenya, to speak with Martin Ocholi, an expert in media and communications with experience in Strategic Communication, Media Relations, and Health Communication.  Martin talks about his experiences working in academia teaching media relations, and his foray into entrepreneurship by launching Voice Development for Effective Speaking, or VODES.  VODES teaches people from all professions and all walks of life on make lasting impressions in public speaking, acting, presenting, broadcasting and everyday conversation.

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