How do you describe what you actually do every day?

What I do every day is voiceover.

[laughs] That's, that's my job, that's my career, that's what I love, and the podcast kind of came out of that.

I've been a voice actor since 2007, but my podcasting career kind of started in 2019.

So I decided I was gonna do a podcast about kind of why people don't pay enough attention to sound, because as a voice actor, I was finding that I was the last person called onto a project, and it was disappointing for me, because I'm not a Band-Aid.

I'm not a bow on a present.

I'm like, I should be, my voice, or someone like me, or the music, or something like that, the sound effects, whatever you're gonna put on your commercial, branding project, whatever, the sound, the audio portion of that should not be an afterthought.

As a professional voice actor, what do you do before recording that podcasters usually skip and we could start to do to be more effective in our delivery?