
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 | 527 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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George the Tech sits down with Heidi Rew, full-time voice actor, on-camera actor, podcast host, and co-owner of Atlanta Voiceover Studio, to talk about her unlikely path from childhood performer to radio personality to working voice actor and studio ... more
George talks with UK-based voiceover engineer and demo producer Henry Willard about the rise of virtual engineering and why more actors are bringing their own engineers into remote directed sessions. Henry explains how having someone handle recording... more
Voiceover veteran Thom Pinto joins George the Tech for a trip through more than four decades of VO—from cutting quarter-inch tape in radio to voicing trailers for The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Uncle Buck, Planes, Trains and Automobiles and mor... more
Many voice actors know the term conversational read—but fewer understand what actually makes a performance feel authentic.
George welcomes Hugh P. Klitzke to discuss the evolution of conversational voiceover, the changing casting landscape, and why ... 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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Listeners get a hands-on look at pro audio, VO, and podcasting workflows through in-depth interviews with seasoned pros. Episodes frequently cover home-studio setups, gear recommendations, recording and editing techniques, and the evolving landscape of voice acting, sound design, and broadcasting—often with practical tips that creators can apply right away. Guests range from casting directors and VO coaches to engineers and technology writers, with behind-the-scenes stories, fast-moving demos, and lessons learned from long careers. A notable strength is the blend of technical craftsmanship and real-world career guidance, plus occasional industry-wide shifts like remote auditioning, AI's impact, and the shift to virtual collaboration, which ... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Heidi Rew
2. Henry Willard
3. Thom Pinto
4. Hugh Klitzke
5. Andy Lerner
6. Kim Hurdon
7. Jodi Gottlieb
8. Sara Van Beckham
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