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Unlock the Magic of Words with Free AudiobookSecret of Cypriere Bayou Audiobook by Jana DeleonListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 792660
Title: Secret of Cypriere Bayou
Author: Jana Deleon
Narrator: Shana Pennington-Baird
Format: Unabridged
Length: 08:00:00
Language: English
Release date: 01-21-25
Publisher: HarlequinAudio
Genres: Romance, Thriller & Horror, Cozy Mystery
Summary:
In this standalone classic Gothic tale from New York Times bestselling author Jana DeLeon, a writer needs a local man’s help when she discovers her home may hold some chilling secrets…
For Olivia Markham, laMalediction is the ideal setting in which to complete her work. But something is sending a chill up the usually fearless author’s spine. There...2025-01-218h 00
Everyday VOpreneur® with Marc ScottIs This a Glimpse at the Future of Voice Over with Erin CulpepperCan A.I. and Human voice actors work together? Is there a path forward where they coexist in the space? I guess only time will truly answer that question, but for now, we can look at what's happening in the real world.
The vast majority of VO is still human. Yay!
Some VO is being taken over by A.I. Boo!
But what if there's a new form of VO being created that's a collaborative effort between humans and A.I.? Well that's interesting!
In this episode, Erin Culpepper shares her...2024-10-1039 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 11: Paul Cartwright Filmmaker, Actor, Voiceover TalentIn this conversation, Shana interviews Paul Cartwright, a voice actor and filmmaker. They discuss Paul's background in musical theater, his transition to voice acting, and his experience working in the Utah film industry. They also talk about the challenges of being an introverted performer and the importance of having a dedicated workspace for recording. Paul shares his editing process and how he balances work and family life. He mentions Pat Fraley as a mentor who has had a significant impact on his career. Paul Cartwright discusses his admiration for voice actors Pat Fraley and Jim Cummings. He shares his...2024-09-1351 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 10: Eileen Descallar, Photographer, VO TalentIn this conversation, Shana interviews Eileen Descallar, a photographer, voice actor, and rock climber. They discuss Eileen's various artistic pursuits, including photography, graphic design, animation, and voiceover work. Eileen shares her experiences with different mediums and how she got started in each one. They also talk about Eileen's journey in rock climbing and her sponsorship as a climber. Overall, the conversation highlights Eileen's diverse artistic talents and her passion for exploring different creative outlets. In this conversation, Shana and Eileen Descallar discuss Eileen's experiences as a photographer and voice actor. They talk about Eileen's love for outdoor photography, her...2024-08-2153 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 9: Abie Ekenezar, Filmmaker, Voiceover ArtistAbie Ekenezar shares her journey into the creative world, starting with her experience as a fairy at a Renaissance Festival. She talks about her involvement in independent films, including writing, directing, and producing. Abie also discusses her voiceover work and vo with and without a British accent. She shares her creative space, which is her walk-in closet, and how it allows her to be grounded and creative. Abie Ekenezar discusses her experiences as a producer and the importance of staying busy in the film industry. She shares her upcoming wedding plans and the challenges of organizing a destination wedding...2024-08-0745 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 8: Mark Siano, Producer/PerformerMark Siano is a Seattle-based performer, writer, and producer known for his original works featured at various theaters in Seattle. He has a background in hockey and switched to theater in his teens. Mark is a theater producer who does a little bit of everything, including musical composition, acting, singing, directing, choreography, staging, and more. He is also a publicist and has experience in PR and promotion. Mark travels for both work and personal reasons, exploring different theater scenes and looking for opportunities to perform or produce shows. He is currently in the process of transitioning to a nonprofit...2024-07-2454 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 7: Michael Gettel, Pianist, ComposerIn this conversation, Shana interviews Michael Gettel, a veteran pianist, producer, and composer. They discuss Michael's career, his albums, and his creative process. Michael shares his experience teaching music and the impact he had on Shana's musical journey. They also talk about Michael's latest album, 'The View From Here,' and his move to San Luis, Colorado. Michael emphasizes the importance of having an instrument and capturing ideas for aspiring composers. They also touch on the concept of mentors and the lasting impact they can have. In this conversation, Michael Gettel shares his experiences as a musician and offers...2024-07-1037 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 6: Matthew Posner, PuppetryIn this conversation, Shana interviews Matthew Posner, a puppeteer, voiceover artist, and musical theater performer. They discuss Matthew's passion for puppetry, his love for the Muppets and Jim Henson, and his journey into the world of puppet making. Matthew shares his experiences creating puppets for shows like Avenue Q and Little Shop of Horrors, as well as his recent projects and collaborations. They also touch on Matthew's voiceover work and his role as a singing tour guide in Seattle. Overall, the conversation highlights Matthew's diverse creative pursuits and his dedication to bringing joy and entertainment to others. In this...2024-06-2640 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 5: Gary Bennett, NarratorGary Bennett is an award-winning audiobook narrator who has narrated over 200 audiobooks. He primarily focuses on mysteries, thrillers, science fiction, and fantasy genres. He works in a professional home studio and uses the punch and roll technique to record his narrations. Gary is a full-time narrator and completes an average of 2-3 hour sessions per day. He aims for a 2:1 ratio of finished hours to recording hours. He is proactive about his health and takes precautions to avoid getting sick during recording. Publishers and authors have been accommodating when he has had to pause a book due to illness...2024-06-1245 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 4: Robb Seltzer, ChefChef Robb is an experienced chef and educator who is passionate about cooking and teaching others how to cook healthy food. He is currently working on the Aortic Kitchen project, where he teaches members of the Aortic Hope organization how to cook healthy meals. He is also digitizing his collection of recipes and considering publishing a cookbook. Chef Robb finds inspiration in cookbooks, grocery stores, and antique stores, and enjoys experimenting with different ingredients and flavors. He is motivated by his love for cooking and the joy it brings to others. In this conversation, Chef Robb and Shana discuss...2024-05-2959 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 3: Yinka LadeindeYinka Ladeinde is a talented voice actor and audiobook narrator. She has worked with major corporations and publishers, and her career has taken off. Yinka's studio is a triple-walled isolation booth that provides excellent sound quality. She prefers recording alone and finds directed sessions to be anxiety-inducing. Currently, she is working on multiple audiobook projects while also doing short-form voiceover work. Yinka is dedicated to delivering high-quality recordings and constantly improving her craft. The conversation revolves around the challenges and experiences of being a voiceover artist, including the struggle to find work-life balance, the length and intensity of audiobook...2024-05-1543 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 2: Maddie BairdMaddie Baird, a 13-year-old artist, discusses her passion for creating art and writing. She shares her experience with different art mediums, including writing and 3D printing. Maddie talks about her current focus on writing two novel series, one about romance and the other about twins in different dimensions. She also discusses her creative environment, mentors, and the importance of validation from oneself rather than others. Maddie recommends two books she loves, 'She Gets the Girl Up' and 'Her Royal Highness.' She also mentions her Instagram account for her 3D prints.2024-05-0114 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 1: Rob WitmerIn this conversation, Shana Pennington-Baird interviews Rob Witmer, a musician and sound designer, about his work and creative process. They discuss Rob's experience playing various instruments, composing music, and working in theater. They also touch on topics such as creating a studio space, the challenges of recording certain instruments, and the importance of editing and self-critique in the creative process. Rob shares advice for young artists and the value of working with mentors and collaborating with other artists. They also briefly discuss the role of websites and online presence in the arts.
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Go To Your Room and Make StuffEpisode 0: Shana Pennington-BairdIn this episode, the host, Shana, introduces herself and talks about her background as a voice actor and theater performer. She shares her experience of building a booth for voice acting and doing animation work. Shana also mentions her love for corporate voiceover work and her passion for audiobook narration. She discusses her journey as an aortic dissection survivor and her solo show called 'Broken Wide Open' that she performed in Ireland. Overall, this episode provides an overview of Shana's career and interests.
The conversation covers Shana's experience creating and performing a one-person show, her journey to...2024-05-0110 min
Go To Your Room and Make StuffGo To Your Room and Make Stuff TrailerWelcome to Go To Your Room and Make Stuff. The podcast about making art, any kind of art, all by ourselves in a room or studio or with headphones. No one is telling us when, where or how... or any combination of those things. This is a podcast for solo artistic adventures and those who are doing it and those who want to try it.
This trailer introduces you to Shana Pennington-Baird, the host, her first guest Rob Witmer (composer, sound designer) and her second guest, Maddie Baird (writer).
Episodes will release every two weeks o...2024-05-0101 minEveryday VOpreneur® with Marc ScottProtecting Your Money Maker; Vocal Warmups with Shana Pennington-BairdWhen you earn your living with your voice, it only makes sense that you should do everything possible to protect it. But many voice actors aren't doing enough, if anything.
Shana Pennington-Baird suffered a vocal injury early in her career, and to ensure it never happened again, she's become "religious" about both warming up and warming down. It's one way to you can build longevity into your performance career.
In this episode, Shana shares a lot of great advice not only on why vocal warmups and general vocal health are essential, but she also gives...2024-03-0752 min
Conversations with Doug DuinShana Pennington-Baird - Go Red for WomenShana talks with us about living with heart disease, and her experience. She gives us info on how we can help support the American Heart Associasion's Go Red for Women campaign, and gives us her insight on ways to mitigate risks, and manage heart disease. 2024-02-1626 min
Inspirational Women1/21/24 - Jessica Rogers Morton and Shana Pennington-Baird with "Go Red for Women"Looking ahead and preparing for American Heart Month with 2 women, both Go Red for Women Ambassadors, who have overcome major heart health challenges: Jessica Rogers Morton - who had a heart transplant before age 30, and Shana Penington-Baird - who underwent emergency heart surgery while on vacation in Ireland. They are alive and present to speak of their incredible experiences, due primarily to the advances in treatment, and overall awareness of their cause. And that is precisely what Go Red for Women is concentrating on. Please wear RED on Friday, February 2 and be informed. Plan for The Go Red...2024-01-2130 min
Travel Mug PodcastPreparing For A Medical Emergency Abroad With ShanaThis week Shana Pennington-Baird joins us to chat about her experience with a medical emergency when solo traveling in Ireland. She hilariously recounts her story, and how it inspired her to write Broken Wide Open, a 1-hour musical including a 6-person Celtic band.We also share tips so that in the worst-case scenario, you're prepared.Episode Links:Broken Wide Open WebsiteSupport the Travel Mug Podcast by buying us a coffee! You’ll make our day & you’ll get access to fun stuff like bloopers and extra content.2023-06-0744 min