Yinka Ladeinde is a talented voice actor and audiobook narrator. She has worked with major corporations and publishers, and her career has taken off. Yinka's studio is a triple-walled isolation booth that provides excellent sound quality. She prefers recording alone and finds directed sessions to be anxiety-inducing. Currently, she is working on multiple audiobook projects while also doing short-form voiceover work. Yinka is dedicated to delivering high-quality recordings and constantly improving her craft. The conversation revolves around the challenges and experiences of being a voiceover artist, including the struggle to find work-life balance, the length and intensity of audiobook sessions, the importance of mentors, dealing with critiques and opinions, and finding time for personal interests.

Maddie Baird, a 13-year-old artist, discusses her passion for creating art and writing. She shares her experience with different art mediums, including writing and 3D printing. Maddie talks about her current focus on writing two novel series, one about romance and the other about twins in different dimensions. She also discusses her creative environment, mentors, and the importance of validation from oneself rather than others. Maddie recommends two books she loves, 'She Gets the Girl Up' and 'Her Royal Highness.' She also mentions her Instagram account for her 3D prints.

In this conversation, Shana Pennington-Baird interviews Rob Witmer, a musician and sound designer, about his work and creative process. They discuss Rob's experience playing various instruments, composing music, and working in theater. They also touch on topics such as creating a studio space, the challenges of recording certain instruments, and the importance of editing and self-critique in the creative process. Rob shares advice for young artists and the value of working with mentors and collaborating with other artists. They also briefly discuss the role of websites and online presence in the arts.