The Journey Behind the Voice
The Journey Behind the Voice tells the real stories of voice actors working in a post-COVID world, their challenges, triumphs, and the paths that led them to the microphone.
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- Sep 14, 2026
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The Journey Behind the Voice S.2 Ep. 6 | Shiraz Engineer (opens the original)
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In this episode, Shiraz Engineer shares her inspiring journey into voice acting, overcoming personal challenges, and navigating a career that she has desired since she was a young girl. With a Dolly Parton attitude and a talent that she has worked hard to cultivate, discover her practical insights on building a voiceover career, embracing change, and staying motivated.
The Journey Behind the Voice S.2 Ep. 5 | Louis Critchley (opens the original)
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In this episode, Louis Critchley joins me and shares his journey into voice acting. He is still very much at the beginning of his journey, but what an incredible start, from AAA games, multiple agents, and a remarkable skill in voice manipulation. Discover practical tips on training, building a niche, and navigating the industry post-COVID.
The Journey Behind the Voice S.2 Ep. 4 | Pagan McGrath (opens the original)
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In this episode, I am joined by the delightful Pagan McGrath. You can listen as she shares her inspiring journey from theater to voice acting and audiobook narration. She discusses overcoming imposter syndrome, building a social media presence, and her future aspirations in the industry. Pagan was an absolute joy to interview, and her insights are something that will really make you sit up and listen.
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