My journey into voiceover work began in 1987 after I sold the radio station I co-owned and operated in Georgetown, Texas. I’d spent years producing commercials and promos in the station’s production room, and I wasn’t ready to step away from the mic just yet. So, I opened a new audio production studio in the same building, and started voicing and producing content for stations around the world.

We called the new company The Commercial Store. Catchy, right? And we were early adopters too. We were one of the first audio production studios to shift from analog reel-to-reel machines to digital audio production using Mac Plus computers.

Fast forward to 2001: as audio evolved beyond radio, we rebranded to Audiobag. Today, we offer a full suite of services, from podcast intros and video voiceovers to editing and sound enhancement. Our work has supported clients like the U.S. Air Force and Salesforce, whose award-winning podcasts we helped edit and polish, as well as entrepreneurs like Jay Baer (Convince and Convert) and Steve Sisler (Behavioral Resource Group).

Thanks for stopping by! If you’ve got questions or want to talk through your project, we’re happy to help.