A just-for-fun group for former radio announcers that have made the transition to full-time VO, leaving their DJ days behind. What we miss (and what we don't) about being on the air, and working in radio in general. Share your stories!
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Moving from Overnights ot Afternoons and eventually Middays because of my kids school hours..I learned to drink coffee all day long! And Diane with your .42 cents in your 401K..hey..I worked for Clear Channel..I gave up! LOL
Stay in Character.
James R. Alburger
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That is a very common dream. It also doesn't matter where you are performing. Stage actors have that nightmare of the curtain going up and not knowing the lines. Film actors have it as the director yells rolling and they don't know what there suppose to do. Ironically, the people who have this dream the most are the ones that worry the most about being prepared. It stems from the fear of not being prepared. I don't haven't had that dream in a long time but, for 3 years I left show biz to pursue my massage career. I actually had the stage dream when I was worried about a bone test. The fear was the same fear even though the circumstances had changed.