Scott Anderson

My voice has gotten me noticed since I was in junior high. My voice changed before everyone else's and became very distinctive among my classmates. That was the end of my days of talking in class without getting in trouble. In high school, people would tell me that I should be in radio. After I narrated a play at my church, the news director at a local radio station gave me my chance. I moved around a lot growing up. As a result, I never developed a particularly strong regional dialect, giving me that Midwestern sound. My voice is warm, friendly and authoritative. I believe strongly in the power of spoken words to move people.