If you haven't watched an episode of Fox's animated series, Bob's Burgers, then by listening to this interview, you'll quite quickly get a taste of how funny the show is (and please take my word for it, it's hilarious). Writing duo as well as story editors and supervising producers on Bob's Burgers, Steven Davis and Kelvin Yu, jumped on the line with me today to talk about, well, everything from the word "mush", to blanket statements, and naked men in LA stage plays. I'm not making this up. But we also hit upon some eye opening perspectives where voice is concerned. I've been talking about voice quite a bit in my podcasts lately, and I love what Steven and Kelvin had to say about it.

For those of you who listen to these podcasts on a regular basis, have probably noticed that some of the questions I ask my guests are the same - and beyond just the last question of "worst advice" that I usually end the conversations with - but more importantly, you'll see how different each answer can be. Why do I ask the same questions, and why I do like that the answers are so different? Because there isn't one road or one route that you can take to find success in this business. Whether you're an actor, writer, or director, or anything else right now - even a cat who likes mushing blankets - if you want to become something or achieve a goal of any kind, you have to find your own route. You have to establish your own voice. And you just have to keep writing (and you'll find out why I'm giggling after saying that).

I had a blast with this interview, and I can't wait to get caught up on all of the Bob's Burgers fun. Enjoy, everyone, and as always, thanks for listening.