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Sep 21, 2026

Ruth ZiveGUEST
2:01
Absolutely.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
2:02
I work for a company called Voices.com and at Voices, essentially we match voices.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
2:08
The biggest, most beloved brands, probably you could rattle them off if you gave it some thought, with the best, most perfect voices depending on their needs.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
2:19
And that is relative to AI voice or, you know, we have a two decades long legacy in traditional voiceover or even to curate data to train your voice model.

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Ruth ZiveGUEST
22:34
We've been doing this for a while.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
22:36
We know how to find the perfect voice, no matter the use case.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
22:40
So the best place to start is Voices.com. I'm on LinkedIn talking about a lot of the stuff that we're seeing in the market.
Ruth ZiveGUEST
22:46
So feel free to connect with me.
Anthony PicaHOST
7:55
It's a challenge of time.
Anthony PicaHOST
7:56
It's a challenge of knowing what, especially when you're working a full-time job, you have a full-time, you have a family, you know, that it's very difficult and you might not hit that 40 to 50 times a day, but can you get 20 to 30 auditions a day? You know, where do you go to get that? Yes, you've got Academy Voices, you've got ACX, you've got, but then you've got Voices.com, Voices123.
Anthony PicaHOST
8:19
You've got all these places where you can audition, right? Uh, yes, they cost money and that is a part of it.
Anthony PicaHOST
8:25
And some people don't, you know, there's a money barrier, but the point I'm trying to make to you is, is that is number one, we're not getting a job.
Yael RizowyGUEST
19:22
And then I would, I was doing that for a little bit.
Yael RizowyGUEST
19:25
Like I did voices.com and I think I did my own audio book, but I thought it was a scam because you know, those sometimes those pay to play sites.
Yael RizowyGUEST
19:33
I'm just like, how legit is this? It turned out it was legit, which I was like, oh, cool.
Yael RizowyGUEST
19:37
And I was like, oh, that's good.
Anthony PicaHOST
1:46
So we have to consider that the people who run, in this case, businesses, because we run our own businesses, the business who run better marketing, better branding, better advertising wins.
Anthony PicaHOST
2:00
And the positive thing is, is that you and I only need to win on a small scale, right? So the first kind of idea here is when we are comparing ourselves to AI or other companies out there that are these big companies like Fiverr, Voices.com, or all of these things.
Anthony PicaHOST
2:24
Remember, those businesses, they have to get to millions and millions and millions of people.
Anthony PicaHOST
2:31
right, across the world in order to make their businesses work.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
8:18
So I was like, all right, let me just do this thing.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
8:19
I signed up on voices.com.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
8:21
I signed up voices, one, two, three voice, bunny, jockey, but I'll go all of them, you know, VO planet.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
8:25
I was like, whatever I can do to get on it, like give me auditions.

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Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
16:43
I want to book as much as possible.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
16:44
So And I still get great jobs, SAG jobs.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
16:47
I just did a job, a national campaign for Copenhagen through voices.com. And it was SAG.
Zach Lazar HoffmanGUEST
16:52
And I was like, oh my gosh, like there's the clients are going there.
Jim McCarthyHOST
60:15
Cause I mean, in voiceover, we've experienced that for now, 15, 20 years.
Jim McCarthyHOST
60:20
Uh, I do a lot of voiceover and, uh, voices.com is like the.
Jim McCarthyHOST
60:25
just the big black eye to the whole voiceover community.
Jim McCarthyHOST
60:29
Yes.
Marc ScottHOST
0:00
Back in July, I did something that I didn't think I would ever do.
Marc ScottHOST
0:05
I signed up for Voices.com, and I did it after a great deal of, I mean, I could joke and say peer pressure from Brad Hyland and Gina Scarpa, but we won't call it peer pressure.
Marc ScottHOST
0:18
We'll say that there was a lot of encouragement from Brad and Gina to give the site another try.
Marc ScottHOST
0:24
And I decided, OK, I'm going to.
Marc ScottHOST
0:26
I have a long history with Voices.com, and I'm not going to get into that because it was almost a decade ago.
Marc ScottHOST
0:31
And I'm tired of rehashing the same old talking points over and over and over again.
Marc ScottHOST
0:36
But I did decide that it was worth giving it another shot.
Marc ScottHOST
3:04
And so I know there were a lot of people that wanted to be able to come to that and join in on that, but everybody was at One Voice.
Burnie BurnsHOST
46:12
path on narration begin?
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:15
I started doing voice acting at Voices.com back in 2012, early 2013.
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:25
And I was just looking for something to do.
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:28
Yeah.
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:48
I love that.
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:49
And what
Burnie BurnsHOST
46:49
is Voices.com? I'm sorry, I keep interrupting you.
Jeff HaysGUEST
46:51
Voices.com is basically a place where you can find voiceover odd jobs that are posted by all sorts of random people.

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