
Voice actors Tawny Platis and Kristen DiMercurio challenge each other to voice act in deliberately miscast performances every Thursday!After the games, they chat about voice acting, art, and entertainment while they make friendship bracelets based on what they just performed. The bracelets are then auctioned to viewers with 100% of sales going to a nonprofit of the week
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusinessComedyImprov | |||

Voice actors Tawny Platis and Kristen DiMercurio challenge each other to voice act in deliberately miscast performances every Thursday!
And this week, they’re inspired by movie and tv mean girls After the games, they chat about voice acting, art, an... more
Actor, director, and voiceover artist Ben Giroux joins Tawny Platis to make friendship bracelets while talking about Henry Danger, voice acting, directing, AI, creativity, and why there’s no place for “cool” in theater. Ben looks back at how his care... more
Social media educator, college professor, and creator Professor Chesko (The Speech Prof) joins Tawny Platis to make friendship bracelets while talking about autism, ADHD, teaching, creativity, internet fame, and why being yourself online is both libe... more
Voice actors Tawny Platis and Kristen DiMercurio dare each other into deliberately miscast vocal performances. Then they make friendship bracelets based on what they just performed, which are auctioned to viewers, and 100% of sales go to a nonprofit ... more
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The show blends lighthearted crafting with candid conversations about careers, resilience, and personal history, all wrapped around a 20-minute format where guests make bracelets live and proceeds support a chosen nonprofit. Across episodes, listeners get a mix of career insights from entertainers, artists, voice actors, and creators, plus behind-the-scenes stories about pivoting, branding, and staying authentic in creative work. A notable hook is turning every bracelet into a charitable act, which gives the talks a purposeful, community-oriented edge and makes the format feel approachable for fans of crafts, storytelling, and contemporary pop culture.
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