Greater Boston Creators & Guests

Currently the voice of Michael Tate on popular audio podcast drama Greater Boston, Robert Montague on Tides, Scott Sweet on 1994. James has also had guest appearances on ars Paradoxica, The Strange Case of Starship Iris, Seminar, Big Data, Jim Robbie and the Wanderers, Oakpodcast, The Haven Chronicles, and Radiation World. He was a finalist for a 2016 Audio Verse Award in the category of “Best Performance of an Actor in an Original Ensemble Role for a Long Form Production.”

Hemi Yeroham is an actor. Since graduating from the Guildford School of Acting, Yeroham has appeared in plays, musicals, Shakespeare, cabaret, dance, voiceover, film, radio and TV. He is best known for the role of Prince Khalifa in the sitcom "Yo Valet!" for Sitcom Mission, for which he won a Best Actor Award in 2012.

Graham Rowat is a New York based actor who's appeared on film, television, and Broadway. He’s an award winning narrator and regular guest on such podcasts as NoSleep, The Grey Rooms, The Hotel, and The SCP Archives.While in high school, Graham was briefly suspended from performing the morning announcements because of “inappropriate sounds”.

Jamie Price is a voice actor and musician from Edmonton, Canada. They have contributed voice acting to The Strange Case of Starship Iris, What's the Frequency, Greater Boston, Misadventure By Death, and I'm Not Noah. At Podcon 2 in Seattle in 2019, they were a speaker in a panel about Transgender Representation in Audio Drama. In addition to voice acting, they perform music under the name Must Be Tuesday, and once wrote and produced a stage musical called My Boyfriend's Girlfriend.

Sarah Naughton is a voice over artist and narrator.Previously, Naughton was an actor, and she has appeared in theatre productions in New York City.Naughton received her B.F.A. in Musical Theatre from New York University.

A virtuoso of audio fiction. They are the sound designer of over a dozen immersive storytelling podcasts, including LeVar Burton Reads and The Bright Sessions, as well as co-founder & executive producer of The Whisperforge, a collective whose shows have a combined 3.5 million downloads to date despite being made in a literal closet.

Poet, actor, librarian, adventurer. | They/them | 'Very cute but also wtf.'Bonnie is a non-binary Scottish voice actor, top-tier quality professional* streamer, erstwhile theatre kid, Edinburgh Fringe veteran and itinerant poet.*Read: semi-regular, largely incompetent♎☀️♋🌛♑👆

Co-creator of Greater Boston.

Podcaster, Writer, Historian. co-host of Spirits Podcast. Community manager for The Whisper Forge. Actor and Sound Designer in too many audio fiction pods

internet gremlin with a PhD. also somehow a voice actor??? arkady on @starshipiris. em on @godsheadpod. mahira on @valencepod. she/her.

Voice Actor and Podcaster in the United States

Podcast Creator and Voice Actor in Los Angeles, United States

Writer / Director of Minefire Podcast

Julia Morizawa is an actor, writer, and producer. In podcasting, she is best known as the voice of Dr. Bright in "The Bright Sessions" and the spin-off series, "The AM Archives." Other career highlights include TV appearances on "Scandal" and "SEAL Team," the feature film, "Judas Kiss," the title role in East West Players' production of "Masha No Home," and the web series "Galactic Galaxy" and "Star Trek" Odyssey."

Erin A. King is an author of contemporary romance fiction, an actor, and a podcaster. She cohosts the podcasts "Newsies Minute," "FMK All Day," "Wet Hot American Moon Juice," "Unabashedly Obsessed," and "Podcast Detected." She is also a voice actor who has appeared on "1994," "Copperheart," "Mage & Machine," "The Amelia Project," and "The Grey Rooms."

Cat Blackard is a multimedia artist known for her work as a writer, podcast host, graphic artist and actor. She's series creator and co-author of The Call of Cthulhu Mystery Program, the award-winning horror comedy audio drama, and Lightning Dogs, an animated series inspired by classic 80s cartoons. She's the founder of the multimedia storytelling company, Omniverse, as well as The Nerdy Show Network - the longest-running geek podcast collective.Blackard's podcasting career began 2009 with her co-founding of the series Nerdy Show and Dungeons & Doritos - launching what would become The Nerdy Show Network. Dungeons & Doritos would be her first major acting roles as both the sensationally sensual dragonborn, Jamela, and the senile wizard narrator, Galdap. That series evolved into the programming that Blackard would become best known for: improvised audio dramas, particularly "RPG Audio Dramas" - live tabletop roleplaying turned into immersive cinematic narratives. Her work as a performer and storyteller continues as she experiments with new varieties of improvisational narrative in her own work and beyond.As Art Director for Consequence of Sound from 2008-2019, Blackard created a body of pop culture illustration, paintings, and multimedia art alongside in-depth articles and interviews. She later went on to launch Consequence Podcast Network as its director, producing series such as The Opus in collaboration with Sony. Her career as a media journalist and speaker is filled with humorous and in-depth discussions on-camera, on-stage, and in the studio with notable personalities and innovators such as Dan Aykroyd, Phil Collins, Janelle Monáe, Reggie Watts, Eric André, 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Barry Levinson, David Byrne, Chelsea Manning and many more.