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As the new year begins, Kelly Moscinski and Kathryn Horan of The Voicecaster discuss what’s changing in voiceover for 2026 and what remains essential. From current VO trends and common audition pitfalls to building trust, making simple choices, and understanding what casting actually listens for, this episode offers a clear, grounded reset for the year ahead. A practical conversation on focus, confidence, and moving forward with intention.

As 2025 comes to a close, Kelly Moscinski and Kathryn Horan sit down to reflect on the year from the casting side of the booth—and what voiceover talent can take into the future. In this candid wrap-up conversation, they unpack how the VO landscape shifted throughout 2025, what casting directors noticed most in auditions, and where actors tend to overthink (often without realizing it). The discussion also touches on the realities of audition silence, the value of listening back to your own work, and the surprising ways VO talent showed up and impressed this year. The episode closes with a look ahead to 2026—what’s worth carrying forward, what might need to be left behind, and how actors can move into the new year with more clarity, confidence, and perspective. Whether you’re reflecting on your own year or gearing up for what’s next, this episode offers honest insight, encouragement, and a grounded casting-room view you won’t want to miss.

In Episode 36, Kelly and Kathryn sit down to chat with DPN Partner and Talent Agent Trish Ryan. You do NOT want to miss the insights in this one!

In Episode 35, Kelly and Kathryn discuss etiquette during casting and voiceover sessions. 

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It’s About Being Real. In episode 32 of Voiceover Casting Corner, Kelly and Kathryn chat with Tim Powers - veteran voice actor and creator of TIMPROV. Let's dig in to how improv can add authenticity to your voiceover auditions and work. It's not about being funny, it's about connecting to the script and to the audience. Want to stay informed and learn more from the casting perspective? Be sure to Subscribe, give a thumbs up, and Follow Us! https://voicecaster.com/  https://www.voicecasterlab.com/store https://www.voicecasterlab.com/vcl-me...

In this episode of Voiceover Casting Corner, Kelly and Kathryn sit down with the talented JP Karliak (Smurfs, Boss Baby, Harley Quinn) to talk about his journey into voiceover, landing iconic roles, and what surprised him most along the way. JP shares the inspiration behind founding Queer Vox, his work with Nerds Vote, and offers invaluable advice for beginner voice actors. Plus—a lightning-fast speed round and a peek at what’s next for him.

In this episode of Voiceover Casting Corner, Kelly and Kathryn open a new chapter for VCC and dive into the challenges of change—starting over, letting go of people, repurposing your skills, and pushing past fear. From sunk cost fallacy to navigating local vs. remote casting, this conversation is all about knowing when you’re ready for something new and how to embrace it with confidence.

In this inspiring and honest conversation, Kathryn and Kelly sit down with Tim Friedlander, President and CEO of NAVA (National Association of Voice Actors), to explore the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of a voiceover career. Tim shares how he went nearly 20 years without booking a job, walked away from VO entirely, and then came back to build a thriving full-time career in under two years. From the importance of continued training and coaching to the power of knowing when to quit (and why that’s not failure), Tim opens up about his personal evolution and his passion for protecting the future of the voiceover industry. Whether you're deep in the booth or just finding your voice, this episode is a reminder that it’s never too late to try again and that fulfillment sometimes comes from helping others shine. NAVA: https://navavoices.org  Tim’s Website: http://timfriedlander.com Soundbox: http://soundbox.la VORG:  https://voiceoverresourceguide.com/ 

Ever feel like you’re just pretending to be a voice actor? Like everyone else has it figured out—except you? You’re not alone. In this episode, Kelly and Kathryn tackle the all-too-common experience of Imposter Syndrome in the world of voiceover. From defining what imposter syndrome actually is to breaking down where it comes from and how to fight it, they offer grounded insights and actionable tools to help you reclaim your confidence behind the mic. Plus, they share their own personal experiences and answer the big question: Can casting directors tell when you're doubting yourself? Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro, this honest and encouraging episode reminds you that self-doubt doesn’t have to drive your career—and that claiming the title “voice actor” is something you absolutely deserve.

In this episode, we're joined by the dynamic duo behind the Speechless podcast: Natasha Marchewka and Kim Wilson! From their unique voiceover journeys to the story of how they met, Natasha and Kim open up about their favorite projects, dream roles, and what it really takes to build a thriving VO career. You'll hear how their partnership blossomed into a podcast, why they chose the name Speechless, and how the show connects with their professional lives. We also dive into the Speechless Planner, the importance of work-life balance, building community, and navigating the ever-evolving VO industry—including the impact of AI and what it means to be a non-union voice actor. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, you’ll walk away with insight, inspiration, and practical advice—from what to keep in your booth to how to think like a business. https://www.speechlessvo.com/

The inbox is quiet. The phone isn’t ringing. The self-doubt creeps in: "Uh-oh, it’s been slow. Will I ever work again? How do I get more auditions?" Every voice actor experiences the lulls — but silence doesn’t have to mean stillness. In this episode of Voiceover Casting Corner, Kelly and Kathryn break down how to navigate the slow seasons without losing your momentum (or your mind). From staying connected to your VO community, continuing your training, and protecting your mental well-being — to the simple daily habits that keep you grounded — this episode is packed with honest insight, practical tools, and a little reassurance that you’re not alone in the quiet.

In this episode of Voiceover Casting Corner, we chat with EG Daily, the iconic voice of Tommy Pickles, Buttercup, and more. She shares how she got started in voiceover, her thoughts on trends in animation, and the importance of trusting your instincts. From working on Rugrats to singing the Two and a Half Men theme, EG reflects on her incredible career and gives advice to aspiring voice actors. EG Daily's Up Close and Personal Voice-Over Acting Seminar: https://www.amazon.com/Dailys-Personal-Voice-Over-Acting-Seminar/dp/B01351LAPE Listen Closely: https://egdaily.com/listen-closely/