Behind The Voices

I always feel like my pseudo-super-power was to be able to offer a ‘genuine-ness’ while also being able to be a branding voice.

Voice acting is acting. Taking on-camera/in-person acting classes has given me more tools to layer into my voice work.

"It's really important to get the proper training and create a professionally produced demo to be a voice actor."

"I was close a few times to becoming the voice of Tony the Tiger. I am the only one who can say I got the audition from the voice of the Pillsbury Doughboy."

My shortwave radio introduced me to radio stations from around the world, and I started DXing distant AM stations. That's when the bug bit me hard. Radio

I got my start in radio at 19 in Northern California’s Bay Area. I was hungry to get into the business and, fortunately, had a great mentor at the start.

Hi, I’m Anne Vydra and I want to be the voice of your News/Talk Sports station. For real. I don’t have any on my roster!

I worked in nearly every department on the programming side. Morning producer/co-host, middays, nights, afternoons, MD/APD, and then into imaging and the off-air creative side of things. Still, today, it gives me a unique perspective as a voice-over guy.

'I don't see AI as an existential threat, but a challenge to make myself more flexible and human."