
George The Tech Interviews the Pro Audio, Voiceover, and Podcast Industry Influencers. George Whittam travels the country and interviews some of the best in audio. This is also the home of the entire catalogue of Voice Over Body Shop and East West Audio Body Shop episodes.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 518 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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What does it take to survive (and thrive) through every era of voiceover?
Studio engineer, producer, and VO talent Mark Graue joins George Whittam to share stories from radio hustle to Hollywood studios, working with legends, and building a career t... more
What happens when a seven-time Emmy winner realizes his audio isn’t good enough?
We’re re-releasing this episode with CBS Sunday Morning correspondent, Emmy Award winner, and New York Times bestselling author David Pogue to celebrate his new book, A... more
From closet booth to NFL sidelines—Queen Noveen didn’t just break into voiceover, she built her own lane.
In this episode, she joins George the Tech to share how viral moments, relentless hustle, and smart social media turned into real bookings—incl... more
What do Saturday Night Live, The Golden Girls, and modern voiceover studios have in common?
Ed Moskowitz has worked on all of them—and his biggest lesson after decades in the industry is surprisingly simple: don’t overcomplicate your audio.
In this... more
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The best (and ONLY) weekly, LIVE video-cast on the voiceover business!
12 years of helpful advice and guests on tap at VOBS.TV.
More fun to listen to than MC Hammer!
I love this podcast!
I find out ironic that the "experts" in audio can't or don't have the ability to regulate their volume. I play the episodes straight through and some parts are low that I have to turn up the volume... sometimes George is blaringly loud and Dan sounds far away from the mic. Their intro is loud af, as are their commercials. It just takes away from them touting their expertise.
Thanks guys for all your generous help in the VO biz.
Love your energy and quality guests!
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A tech-forward show focused on pro audio, voiceover, and podcasting, featuring in-depth conversations with industry influencers, coaches, producers, and creators. Episodes blend practical studio setup tips, gear and room acoustics, career journeys, and the evolving intersection of technology, AI, and storytelling. Notable strengths include long-form explorations of real-world workflows, hands-on demos, and a credibility-rich roster of guests from VO, film, and broadcast. This program is particularly valuable for listeners who want actionable insights on building and optimizing studios, landing high-profile gigs, and navigating industry shifts, including remote production and AI-enabled tools.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Marc Graue
2. David Pogue
3. Queen Noveen
4. Ed Moskowitz
5. Chuck Duran
6. Martha Kahn
7. Christi Bowen
8. Robert Marshall
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