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Jodi Krangle is a Toronto based voice actor who works with major brands all over the world including Dell, BBVA, HGTV, Nespresso & Kraft. She's been heard in thousands of your favorite commercials and on your favorite brand websites too. Her voice has been described as warm, friendly and comforting with a hint of gravitas, and coupled with her years of professional work in sound, will take your project to the next level. On her podcast "Audio Branding", she and her guests offer advice on making an impact with sound, how to build your own voice over business and what it takes to be a success as a solopreneur (even if you're an introvert). Being a sought after voice over talent, Jodi understands The Power of Sound. Follow her on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter & Clubhouse and check out her website at https://voiceoversandvocals.com.

An Author who writes from a "Edifying" and "Preventive" standpoint, designed to show individuals how to avoid becoming Victims of relationships and all types of crimes. Past contributing writer to Ebony & Jet Magazines on relational topics. Past contributing writer to (U.S Justice Dept sponsored) Community Policing Consortium's newsletter...How To Unite Communities. Former Chair of a Multi-Cultural Org. Received book recognition from Writers Digest, & The Black Caucus of the American Library Assoc. Recipient of the Wash DC National Crime Prevention Council Award. Invited presenter to the annual America's Youth Conference. Invited presenter to Ohio Gov Family & Children's 1st Conference. Invited presenter to Ohio Atty. Gen Law Enforcement Conference. Recognized by Ohio Atty Gen for Community Achievements. Recognized by Ohio US Senator, Congressman, Gov, and Atty Gen for Success in reducing crime against low-income citizens. Former Pastor and Church planter

Susan Ruth began her career as a performing artist and songwriter in Seattle, Washington, where she garnered multiple performance, and writing awards for her albums how to say goodbye and Surfacing to Breathe, and served on the NARAS (Recording Academy - The Grammy people) Board of Governors as a Songwriter Governor. In 2006, she moved to Nashville, Tennessee, penning songs in multiple genres, including: pop, country, rock, AC and Euro dance for artists such as Reba McEntire, Lonestar, Erdem Kinay, O'Shea and The United, among others. In 2014, she released her album All I Ever Wanted Was Everything. Susan’s songs have been featured in motion pictures, including Life on the Line and After Life, as well as in the television series MTVs Road Rules and Real World. In July of 2016, Susan founded and began hosting the human interest, purpose-driven, award-winning Hey Human podcast. It has since gained momentum and worldwide attention for its open-minded conversations ranging in topics from science, technology, religion, art, economics and politics to humanism, philosophy, gender and race. Susan is an accomplished abstract painter. Her work is sought-after by collectors, and the majority of her paintings are commissions acquired in advance. Self-taught, she is the third generation grandniece of painter Carl Gutherz, notable member of the American Symbolist movement of the late nineteenth century, whose works hang all over the world. Susan is a sketch writer, and screenwriter. She wrote and directed her first short film, “The First” (in post-prod) and completed the Second City Conservatory program. she’s currently working on her first feature film. Susan has paneled on topics of creativity, crowd-funding, empowerment, communication, independent music, story, humanism, adversity, and finding one's voice for; Act Like a Girrrl, New Millennium Music Conference, FEMMUSIC, Union College, Seattle Film Summit, the Tennessee Higher Education Initiative, MusiCares, RADD, Pujols Family Foundation, and Sunrise Children Services.