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Published by Voice Coaches
Voice Coaches Radio provides advice, motivation, professional perspective, honesty, and humor to aspiring and professional voice actors. Interviews, contests, examples, and insider info, mixed with realistic expert advice, Voice Coaches radio is an invaluable educational resource.
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John goes over some voice over news for October 2026.
Tom and John talk about commercial vs. narrative. What’s the difference and which should you choose.
Tom and John take listeners through the day in the life of a professional voice actor.
John talks to Tom about his role hosting multiple podcasts, and how it is very different from voice overs.
John interviews Tom Robinson who’s been a Voice Actor for over 4 decades.
John flies solo today and talks about phone etiquette mistakes that can effect VO opportunities.
Voice Over News Week of September 14th 2026
John says goodbye to his co-host.
Tina and John talk about how there’s work for everyone in the voice over industry.
John and Tina ask each other VO questions.
Tina and John talk about being yourself in voice overs and bringing your own unique energy to the industry.
John and Tina talk about the blindspots people who are consider pursuing voice overs often have.
Tina talks about her long career in Radio and how when she decided to also pursue voice overs, it was a different skill. In this episode of Voice Coaches Radio, John and Tina dive into one of the biggest misconceptions in the industry: the idea that radio experience automatically translates into voice acting skill. Drawing... View Article
John and Tina talk about the wonderful people you encounter at a recording studio. In this episode of Voice Coaches Radio, John and Tina tackle an often‑overlooked part of becoming a successful voice actor: recording studio etiquette. Whether you’re brand new to voiceovers or already working with a voice coach for voice acting, this conversation... View Article
John talks about a couple Voice Over news stories from this week. In this special solo episode of Voice Coaches Radio, John launches a new segment: News in Voiceovers — a quick, insightful roundup of what’s happening across the voice acting industry. From major shifts in social media policy to evolving client expectations, this episode... View Article
John and Tina talk about sounding like yourself. In this episode of Voice Coaches Radio, John and Tina tackle one of the most important lessons for new and experienced voice actors alike: you don’t need to sound like anyone else. Whether you’re working with a voice coach for voice acting, exploring voice coaches online, or... View Article
Part 2 of Most Misunderstood Parts Of Voice Overs. In Part 2 of “The Most Misunderstood Parts of Voiceover,” John and Tina return to unpack the final three myths that throw off newcomers in the voice industry. Following their breakdown of voice types, copy accuracy, and home studios in Part 1, this episode dives into... View Article
Tina and John talk about the misunderstandings many people have about voice overs. Are you thinking about stepping into the booth, but unsure where to start? In this episode of Voice Coaches Radio, John and Tina kick off a two-part series debunking the biggest myths holding aspiring talent back. Whether you are looking for a... View Article
John and Tina interview Producer David Bourgeois. A voice over producer with over 30 years of experience in voice over production.
Tina and John talk about having a great attitude as a pro or someone wanting to be a pro.
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