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Bobbin Beam Leads Reader's Digest Podcast
Team Reading For The Blind At AIRSLA
Sept. 29, 2009
 Voice actress Bobbin Beam recently became team leader and production coordinator for the Reader's Digest podcasts heard at AIRSLA.org - a service that provides a wide range of audio information for people with limited or no vision.Voice-overs.com’s Julie Williams launched the podcast effort in 2007, and recently selected Beam to continue the monthly podcast while Williams expands into similar productions for other magazines.
Many of America’s best known voice actors quietly donate their time and voices each month to record these articles for the Los Angeles-based service.
INTERNET-BASED RADIO
AIRSLA - the Audio Internet Reading Service of Los Angeles - delivers its podcasts via Internet-based radio.
In the past, radio reading services have used FM radio sub-carriers as a broadcast medium. AIRS uses the Internet because coverage is accessible worldwide.
Programs can be received on any computer or, by those who do not use a computer, through an Internet radio.
MANY VOICES
The monthly podcasts co-produced by Beam remain a production of voice-overs.com, and can be heard at http://airsla.org/readers_digest.asp.
Featured voices include: Harlan Hogan, Larry Wayne, Julie Williams, Linda O’Brien, DC Goode, Janet Ault, Connie Terwilliger, September Day Leach, Doug Turkel, Erin Minto, Sean Copeland, Colin Campbell, Dave Shropshire and Kara Edwards.
Post production is by Steven Powell.
ABOUT BOBBIN ...
Beam is a female voice talent who creates and delivers voice recordings for commercials, animation, corporate narrations, television documentaries, promos, audiobooks, podcasts and on-hold messages for advertising agencies, film, multi-media and broadcast production companies for large and small businesses around the world.
Working from her Escondido, CA recording studio, her clients include ABC, 3M, LG, Cisco, DHL, BP, Expedia.com, Toshiba, Tribune Companies, and Microsoft.
Her web site is www.bobbinbeam.com, and she may be contacted at 760-519-5072 or at bobbin@bobbinbeam.com.
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Comments (1)
Colin Campbell
5/16/2010 at 3:48 PM
Thanks Bobbin, for all you do! I enjoy this work so much. Not only do I learn from the articles but it gives me a chance to help those that are "visual unfortunate" as I am, since I am "legally blind" due to albinism.
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