- Remy Gibson Bio Excerpt
Remy Gibson is a Master Class graduate from Voices for All. He also has spent more than 20 years in his congregation doing public reading and public speaking ⏤ for audiences numbering into the thousands on a number of occasions.
american
midwestern
southern
canadian
australian
british
irish
scottish
Accents
natural
believable
deep
announcer-type
articulate
smooth
company spokesperson
narrator
professional
friendly
intelligent
compassionate
resonant
confident
calming
knowledgeable
Vocal Characteristics
Remy has self-produced, hosted, and published six different podcasts over the past decade, and he has also written, produced, and published four audiobooks.
Work
Remy grew up as the fifth of seven boys; even now, when some new acquaintance makes the inevitable observation, "You have a radio voice!", he is quick to acknowledge that he and all of his brothers inherited a version of The Voice from their father.
A Little History
A Master Class graduate
from Voices for All.
More About Remy
With all of the training and practice in using his voice, turning to a career in voice work seemed like a natural move. He began working at his local radio station in the small town of Kewanee, Illinois, at 22, but a combination of family responsibilities and the need for a better-paying job landed him in the role of a mailman, instead.
Work History
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Recorded his 4-book series "Checkwolf" in 2008 and 2009
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Current podcast host for Board Game Top 10's (2013-present) and 2.1: A Netrunner Reboot Project Podcast
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5-Minute Update: St. Louis Cardinals (2012)
Dice Tower News (2013)
Android: Netrunner Announcements (2014)
104 Days: A Phineas & Ferb Companion Podcast (with daughter 2021)
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What People Say
⏤ Apple Podcasts review for Board Game Top 10s
One of the best voices for a podcast you will find.
⏤ It's a Thing podcast
Are you familiar with 'mushin/wuxin', the state of not thinking? I'm waiting with bated breath to get another hit of that Remy audio. Despite the fact that I was very much listening to him, I didn't hear a thing he said. Everything he said after, 'Hey, it's Remy' is a complete mystery to me because I go into an instant non-thinking -- or mushin/wuxin -- state at that point. I seem to only re-emerge once he stops talking.
His voice, as smooth as silk, carries a depth and richness that instantly draws you in. With each word he speaks, there's an enchanting undertone that adds a layer of warmth and comfort to his already soothing delivery. It's as if he has mastered the art of tranquility through sound, effortlessly calming, wrapping you in a cocoon of relaxation. His vocal prowess is a rare gift, one that has the power to transport you to a serene state of mind.
