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Language is more than just a tool for communication. It carries history, identity, and the unique worldview of a community. When a language fades, a part of that culture dies. That is why the work of Language Drops in championing minority and endangered languages is so vital. Being chosen as the Welsh voice for their new set of languages was a true honor, and I felt part of that commitment to preserving cultural heritage and fostering connection. The Importance of Minority La

Embracing Playfulness in the Recording Booth Working for the first time with my daughter was an absolute delight. She insisted on bringing her beloved teddy bear into the recording booth, and it was just too cute! This experience reminded me how playfulness fuels creativity. It's a central tenet of my job. My daughter’s teddy bear became a real prop in the booth, symbolising safety and inspiration. It encouraged me to approach each session with curiosity and joy, not just pro

The Beauty of Speaking Welsh I love speaking Welsh. It makes me feel rooted in my community and connected to an ancient culture. I am grateful to the generations who have kept the language alive against the odds. Welsh is glorious (not that I'm biased or anything). However, many people simply don’t feel confident using it. We’ve all met someone who says, “Oh, I understand Welsh… I’m just too nervous to speak it.” Suddenly, the language becomes a revered treasure that Welsh

A quick roundup of recent projects: Aberavon Beach Living my best mini-Attenborough  life. If you hear someone narrating near a sand dune on an interpretation panel… that was probably me. Here's a little clip... Royal College of Nursing VO Channelling full Michael Sheen-mode to advocate fair pay for nurses, a topic close to my heart due to the fact my mum has been in and out of hospital with her chemo treatment again. Nothing like real life for fuelling the fire. Cwtch Haus

This year has been filled with rewarding projects with three Welsh health boards. I've especially enjoyed those related to neurodiversity and children's health. As a parent myself, I understand the ups and downs of parenting. From the hilarious joys to the low, sometimes lonely, and confusing moments, I strive to deliver these scripts with understanding, empathy, respect, and a touch of subtle humour. This balance is often needed in parenting. The Importance of Empathy in Voi

Gwen"Ferch"Ellis was the  first person executed for witchcraft in Wales and I had the fantastic privilege of bringing Gwen's voice to...