Nancy Cartwright follows the sage advice of Charles F. Kettering, regarding the future — the place where we all will be spending the rest of our lives.

Nancy Cartwright discusses the most important issue in voice acting – finding your voice.

Nancy Cartwright writes about preparing for an audition and how to stay professional despite it all.

Rick DeMott interviews veteran voice actor/director Lia Sargent about how someone goes about making a living in the world of voice acting.

Rick DeMott talks with Tom Kenny to discover there’s a truly animated soul behind the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants.

Actress Diane Michelle talks with her fellow cohorts on ABC's Tokyo Pig and passes along their experiences and advice.

Darlene Chan interviews nine leading voice actors and finds out what surprised them most after making it in the business.

Will Ryan reviews Voice Over Etiquette, a new book that teaches the basics of doing voice over work. While focused primarily on the advertising business, the book may offer a few tips for beginning animation hopefuls.

In the world of international voice dubbing, Jacques Barreau sees the need for a universal vocabulary that will help actors properly place their voices and attain the perfect voice that is needed for a job.

From the original Gumby and Kellogg's rooster to rides at Disney theme parks worldwide, you have heard this man speak! Now Dallas McKennon answers Will Ryan's 9 1/2 burning questions.