Voice Coaches

A storm’s a-brewin’. Josh talks about how sometimes external factors – like the weather – can affect a recording session, and what you can do about it.

Josh from our team talks about the effects dairy products can have on vocal function.

Caffeine is amazing – and Voice Coaches Radio host Josh might be coffee’s biggest fan. But when it comes to voice acting, he discusses why it might be a good idea to skip that cup of joe the morning of a session.

Voice Coaches team member Will joins Josh to talk about his role in Artist Relations & Development for Bridge Road Entertainment. He discusses what his job entails and why he loves it!

Do you hear “Laurel” or “Yanni”? In this episode, host Josh talks about a social media phenomenon that’s been sweeping the globe – and how it relates to voice acting.

Voice Coaches producer Josh talks about why eating before a session might be a good idea even if you’re not hungry. Here’s a hint: rumble, rumble.

Eric is back on the pod for more – he talks with Josh about the importance of design continuity for self-marketing.

Aeshly is back for another episode! She and Josh discuss some of the similarities and differences between performance art and voice acting.

Graphic designer (and new Voice Coaches team member) Eric joins Josh to chat about his job and all things design-related!

Voice Coaches team member, actress, and singer Aeshly is here! She talks with Josh about how her background in performance translates to the world of voice over.

Josh from our team talks about something we’ve all experienced at some point: nervousness. He discusses why nerves can actually be a good thing, as well as some strategies for keeping your nerves under control.

Host Josh is flying solo. In this episode, he talks about breathing in the vocal booth and addresses some common concerns about breath noise.

Team members Josh and Bethany talk about building relationships within the voice over industry using your own strengths.

The host’s discussion with Voice Coaches Founder and President David Bourgeois continues. He dishes on some of the more interesting experiences he’s had in the voice over industry, and also gives some tips and advice for those seeking to build success in this varied field.

Bethany and Josh are joined in the studio by Voice Coaches Founder and President David Bourgeois. He shares some of his thoughts and experiences gleaned from more than 30 years on all sides of the industry.

Actor and voice actor Greg continues his discussion with host Bethany, as they talk about some of the things he’s learned over the course of his varied career in film, television, radio, and voice acting.

Bethany talks with special guest, actor, comedian, and voice over artist Greg to talk about what he loves most about voice over.

Gone are the days with the voice over industry was dominated by the “announcer style” voice – now, authenticity is king. Josh and Bethany from our team talk about the importance of authentic, conversational voices in today’s industry – and why that means there’s more opportunity than ever.

In this episode, Bethany and Josh explore the concept of voice age range and what it means for YOUR voice.

In the first Voice Coaches Radio episode of 2018, hosts Bethany and Josh discuss the most effective voice over demo formats for getting your voice heard by those who might hire you.