Behind The Voice

Liam McIntyre who plays the role of Wolverine in Marvel's Wolverine comes back to the show to dive deep into the game's storytelling and share his honest thoughts about the story, his character and the relationship with Jean Grey. We talk about some of the most emotional moments in the game, how his dream story came true and a lot more.

Marvel's Wolverine actors, Liam McIntyre and Krizia Bajos who play Logan & Jean Grey, talk about what it was like to portray these iconic characters. How they learned from past actors and what they were able to bring new to the table with the help of the team at Insomniac Games.
This is part 1 of our conversation, completely spoiler-free. With Part 2 coming soon, diving deep into the story.

The iconic voice actor, John DiMaggio joins the podcast to have a short conversation about his role as Bender in Futurama. Its incredible how he's voiced this role for 27 years, with the 14th season currently airing. In this episode, we get to hear from him about how Bender has changed him or rather how much he changed Bender and also the story behind Bender's strut and whistle which came from a real life person.And just a tiny bit about Gears of War E-Day.

Colleen O'Shaughnessey joins the show to talk about her role as Tails in Sonic The Hedgehog movies and what I got to know that she almost could've turned the role down. Today I sit down with her to talk about what really happened, how she wants to do a Tails prequel movie/show and how she's still learning more about Tails that she never expected. We talk about Sonic games, movies and what's next for Tails in Sonic 4.

Andrea Martina voices Axel, one of the most argued about characters in Apex Legends, as fan mention that she "ruined the game". In this episode, she reads real fan reactions, the good and the brutal, and talks candidly about what it's like to carry a character that divisive.
We get into how she built Axel from the ground up, the real life parallel she didn't expect, the sketch she drew of the character from memory before any reference art existed, and the two very different real people she pulled the performance from. By the end, she gives her honest answer to anyone who thinks Axel should be nerfed out of existence.