Nationally known voiceover artists Randy Thomas and Amy Ricalde will be our guests on the next edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, premiering Monday, Oct. 4 at 9pm ET, 6pm PT on Shokus Internet Radio, with encore presentations Tuesday, Oct. 5 at 11:05pm ET, 8:05pm on PIV World Radio, Friday, Oct. 8 at 7pm ET and PT on Share-a-Vision Radio, KSAV.org, plus three times a day on ShokusRadio.com through Sunday, Oct. 10
In our second hour, we'll replay our conversation with Randy Thomas, the voice of Entertainment Tonight, The Insider, Hooked on Phonics and the first female announcer to announce The Academy Awards, The Emmy Awards, The Tony Awards and The Miss America Pageant. Randy is also co-author, along with Peter Rofé, of Voice for Hire: Launch and Maintain a Career in Voice-Over. If you have not heard our conversation with Randy before, and are interested in breaking into the voiceover profession, we invite you to join us. The hour will also feature a brand new interview with nationally known voiceover artist Amy Ricalde. Amy helps companies such as Microsoft increase the value of their brands through the use of the right voice. She'll talk about her work, as well as some of the famous voices who have inspired her (such as those of William Shatner and James Earl Jones), when she joins us at the top of the second hour.
In our first hour, we'll continue our look at some of the recent network television premieres, as well as read comments from listeners. If you have thoughts on any of the new fall series, and would like to be part of our conversation, send us an email at talk@tvconfidential.net. We will incorporate your comments into the program on our next show.
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