Lovely readers, I want to introduce you to someone very special – she’s the voice of Betty (and the narrator!) in the Lady Vigilante Radio Show Podcast. I am so lucky to have Bonnie as the leading lady of this production, as she is so busy and such a huge and diverse talent in the audio industry. Drumroll please, for our incredibly talented voice artist, Bonnie Bogovich!
In this epic scene, our vigilante Avon Lady decides to make a house call to some unsuspecting gangsters. They really shouldn’t answer the door…. We also find a bit more about who Betty Jones REALLY is and why she hates the criminal underworld with such a vengeance….. Listen at HayleyCamille.com/podcast Voice Actor Cast for this…
According to the powers that be in the writing world, there are two types of authors – plotters and pantsers…
Hello readers! I want to give you an update on my last couple of weeks, as it’s been crazy busy (in a good way!) I’ve been taking a little interlude between episodes #16 and #17 and getting very busy writing a short (about 9K words) origin story for Betty. I wanted to do this, because…
Betty’s ready to head out and dish up some cold-blooded justice, but not before serving up a delectable dinner to her doting husband and children. Tonight, lies are on the menu… Listen at HayleyCamille.com/podcast Voice Actor Cast for this Scene: Bonnie Bogovich: Betty Jones & NarratorBrian Roberts: George Jones & AnnouncerOrrin Barry-Smith: Georgie (Jnr)
You might be wondering what a Science Fiction novel has to do with Avon Calling? Let’s blame Mr. George Jones. There’s a scene in Episode #16 Better the Devil You Know, where George flips out at some rather *revealing* news he’s just heard about Betty. Here’s the scene and what he says: ” George started…
Betty flicks through her Vogue and sips her tea while uncovering secret plans for drug heist. Some drugstore cowboys are neck deep in trouble and they’re about to learn a lesson they won’t live to forget.A woman’s work is never done… Listen at HayleyCamille.com/podcast Voice Actor Cast for this Scene: Bonnie Bogovich: Betty Jones &…
The only lipstick to wear in the 1940’s was red, red and more red! Red lipstick symbolised the optimism, fighting spirit and patriotism of the second world war. Wearing it was considered to keep spirits up during the dark days of the war. Politically charged campaigns put red lipstick on the top of the cosmetic…