210. Working Actor Life: VO Dub, Auditions Post-Strike, the 2024 Pilot Season, and the Actor Rat Race

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a check in and explanation about our current transition period! in the meantime find me:Working Actor LifeInstagramPatreon (or your Apple/Spotify Bonus section)Or for the most in-depth work, get in TM! 

success has no age limit with success has no age limit (with actress Danielle Kennedy) * it's hits different*

please stop saying you're too old, aged out, whatever the words are....enough! actress Danielle Kennedy met with me in 2021 to talk about building her full life and then becoming a successful working actor after raising 8 kids and doing her own thing. a second act actor as they s ...  Show more

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