You wouldn't go into any other career or profession or even, even like theater acting.

Yeah.

And just assume that you could do it because it's quote unquote just talking.

Welcome to cultivating the Lovely.

I'm your host, Mackenzie Kappa.

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find me at McKenzie Kappa. That's M-A-K-E-N-Z-I-E-K-O-P-P-A. Okay, ladies, I have such a fun episode for you today.

I think it's going to be one that a lot of you are very curious about. Even if you're

not interested in doing what we're actually talking about, I know that a lot of people have

asked me questions about it, and it's my voiceover career. I'm actually having another

voiceover artist on the show today, Carrie Olson. And she's the one that I heard about online

opportunities to be getting into voiceover after

many years of taking a break. And it was so great to connect with her, have her on the show and both

of us to kind of talk about how we got rolling with voiceover, the types of training that we've

had, and give a little bit of like solid information about what it actually takes to be a voiceover actor and to

get into the business and establish yourself in the business and what it's been like for us.

So hopefully this will answer some questions for a lot of you.

And she's got a resource also that she mentions toward the end of the show for anyone who's

interested and maybe looking into it a

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