This is a horror story telling podcast. Our tails are dark and disturbing, intended to shake you up.

Listen at your own risk.

We are all around you all right. And tonight there will be no sleep.

Brace yourself for the No Sleep Podcast.

For the dark hours, your tears on close your eyes, tails of the horror to frighten the stir.

Join us as for sleep with our taking care of our souls.

It's the No Sleep Podcast. I'm David Cummings. Thanks for joining us.

On this week's show we have four tales about nearby nightmares, dubious doubles and woodland websites.

A lot of people are big fans of the voice actors on this show. We're fortunate to have some truly outstanding people sharing their talent with us.

And I know there are people out there who are interested in getting into the voice acting field.

But if you're new to it, you'll have plenty of questions. What kind of microphone should I get?

What about software or headphones? How do I record myself to sound the best, etc., etc.?

So with that in mind, I want to point you to an outstanding YouTube channel that is geared solely to voice actors.

It's called Booth Junkie.

Booth as in a recording booth where you record yourself, and junkie as in this guy is addicted to voiceovers and voice acting.

And who is this Booth Junkie you ask? Well, it's none other than our very own Mike Del Gaudio.

Mike is making an ever-expanding series of videos with great tips on how to record yourself, audio software tutorials, microphone reviews, and tips on how to sound proof and treat your space to sound the best.

And not only is Mike a super sexy bearded stud who's easy on the eyes, wait a minute, who wrote this script?

But Mike is also very personable and funny.

He's not only our steadfast rock solid voice actor, but he also records audiobooks and does audio transcriptions for this little small town newspaper called,

I guess here it is, The New York Times.

So head over to BoothJunkie.com to check out all of Mike's work and subscribe to his channel.

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