Aug 11, 2026 · 38 min · 14 segments
I sit down with highly decorated voice actor Paul Hikari for a highly disorganized discussion about his various roles, his award winning screenplay…
Paul HikariGuestWhat we talked about before we started, there was some cool stuff you were saying about...
You were working on a screenplay, and you were working on voice acting, and all this cool stuff.

It's about this girl who, for the audience listening in right now, it's about this girl whose dad is a champion in a gladiatorial virtual reality competition type thing.

But on his way home one night, he gets paralyzed in a train crash, and the girl, she blames herself for what happened to him.

But along the way, she goes to pretty extreme lengths, risking her relationships, friends, family.

Well, there was this one audio drama called Emperor Pigs, which I wrote an episode for.

I actually kind of started working on it, well, back in college, or shortly after...
I bet it's gonna feel so good when it's, like, finally, like, ready for release.
What we talked about before we started, there was some cool stuff you were saying about...
You were working on a screenplay, and you were working on voice acting, and all this cool stuff.

It's about this girl who, for the audience listening in right now, it's about this girl whose dad is a champion in a gladiatorial virtual reality competition type thing.

But on his way home one night, he gets paralyzed in a train crash, and the girl, she blames herself for what happened to him.

But along the way, she goes to pretty extreme lengths, risking her relationships, friends, family.

Well, there was this one audio drama called Emperor Pigs, which I wrote an episode for.

I actually kind of started working on it, well, back in college, or shortly after...
I bet it's gonna feel so good when it's, like, finally, like, ready for release.
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