Photo by Peter Geo on Unsplash Screen Time Screen time is a familiar phrase to any modern parent, but it’s not something we experienced as kids. When I was growing up, the only screen I watched was the family television.  Today, there are all sorts of screens that kids interact with.  So, how are parents

Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash Big Words. What comes to mind when you think of Medical Narration?  Clinical terms and complicated words that are hard to pronounce, perhaps?  Words such as Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (a disease of the lungs caused by inhalation of very fine silicate or quartz dust) and Choledocholithiasis (stones in the gallbladder)

  Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash Be honest. …There are certain aspects of your job that you love more than others, right?  It doesn’t matter whether you’re a teacher, engineer, farrier, or a voiceover artist, there are parts of your job that hold a special place in your heart.   Now, this isn’t to

Photo by Antonino Visalli on Unsplash Colleagues. Let’s talk about relationships.  Professional ones.  Clients, prospects, coaches, directors and colleagues are all examples of important professional relationships.  One of these however, at least in my experience, is especially valuable to a rich professional life – colleagues.     Feeling Lonely.   I’ll be honest…I’m very much a verbal

Photo by Prateek Katyal on Unsplash Anxiousness. Social media makes me anxious.  It’s the features, the look, the hashtags.  I’ve never understood how to use it – how do you know when to post, what to post, and why am I posting it?.  Facebook came out after college, and since I’m not one to pay

Looking Back. I’m someone who tends to focus on the future.  I try to be better about being “present,” but it’s not easy.   I also don’t want to neglect the past…so in that spirit I’d like to share a memory of my first steps into voice acting.  As Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music