Off Mic: Life After Radio

Alex Dalrymple is a video editor, writer, producer and voice artist based in Sydney, Australia. His radio background includes working on the iconic Andrew Denton breakfast show on Triple M Sydney. His career dipped in and out of radio, both on and off air. He went to work at two other big breakfast shows, then was part of the video revolution in radio. These days he enjoys waking u

Cecelia Ramsdale is a voice actor based in Melbourne, Australia. Behind the mic, there's not much Cec hasn't done, narrating TV shows, voicing commercials, playing cartoon characters, and reading audiobooks. Cec also has made podcasts of her own, including No Books Book Club and the Wellness Collective - and works on app-based radio station Broad Radio, a station for women by women

Matt Whittemore is a Senior Media Advisor in the New South Wales Government's Department of Customer Service. These days. His broadcast media career took him from small town radio to major-market talkback to breakfast television. In this episode we'll hear about great bosses (and bad ones), the disappointing time he met media icon Glenn Wheatley, and what life looks like for him no

Matt Schichter is a filmmaker based in Glasgow, Scotland. In Canadian radio, he was an announcer and music director, before he took his skills across to the screen - acting, producing and directing. He's also one of the world's first podcasters, he started in 2003 before the word podcast was invented.

Mary-Lou Stephens is a best-selling author. She's written Australian historical fiction novels "The Last of the Apple Blossom" and "The Chocolate Factory" and a memoir "Sex, Drugs and Meditation". All of them have received rave reviews from the media and fellow authors alike, and her latest work, "The Jam Maker" is out now. But Mary-Lou spent quite a bit of time behind the mic, bot

Stephen Walter-Gerrard is a former announcer, voice artist, creative writer and content director, who is now a Marketing Manager and self-confessed data nerd. After a bunch of different roles in different radio markets, Stephen took what he learned into the corporate world. Importantly though, he makes a point of working with companies that do good in the world.