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Audrey J Williams | Voice Actor
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Audrey J Williams | Voice Actor
Our series through the solar system is taking a quick stop at the Main Asteroid Belt, which lies between Mars and the next planet from the Sun, Jupiter. It is as BIG gap!! Like over 550 million miles… Kepler predicted…
Mars holds the attention of science fiction fans, astronomers and planetary scientists for good reason. It has volcanoes, ice and dust storms galore!
The Earth is a pretty unique planet. And, the only known planet with life, thanks to our atmosphere and location in the solar system!
Venus is the only planet named for a female god — and it's full of surprises. Explore the science, atmosphere and mysteries of our nearest planetary neighbor.
Kicking off our solar system tour with Mercury — the Sun's closest neighbor. Discover surprising facts about size, temperature extremes and orbital speed.
After decades of orbiting Earth, Landsat 7 has been decommissioned. Here's a tribute to the satellite that transformed environmental monitoring and earth science.
Voiceover artists rely on their voice every day — here's how a nebulizer helps me maintain vocal health and stay ready for any recording session.
Around December 21, the Northern Hemisphere experiences its shortest day. Here's the science behind the Winter Solstice, Earth's tilt and changing daylight hours.
Stars are born, evolve and die — just like living things. Discover the fascinating life cycle of stars including white dwarfs, red giants and supernova explosions.
This episode is another one based on a viewer question. Thanks to my Voiceover For the Planet colleague, Brandon Miller, for asking about dust devils. We don’t really have them much here where I live but they are pretty interesting!…
Keyboard Maestro is a powerful Mac automation tool that saves me hours in the recording booth. Here's how voiceover artists can use it to streamline studio workflow
Clouds are classified by shape and altitude — and each type tells a different weather story. Learn how to read the sky with our second look at cloud types.
We are still in the Atlantic hurricane season so let’s talk a little bit about what the difference is between hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons (Spoiler alert: very little!)
For much of my career, I was a science and technology educator and over a decade of that was in formal and informal science education in classrooms and science museums. I love to help people understand that we are ALL…