<![CDATA[Mic Happens with Jay Conor Reilly]]>Mic Happens is a podcast about resilience, humor, and the power of storytelling. Hosted by voice actor Jay Conor Reilly, each episode shares stories that remind us how strong and surprisingly funny life can be and how life (mic) happens. Jay brings on guests from all walks of life, and shares some of his own stories. One story at a time. Have something you want to share, or maybe be a guest? send a email to michappens@voiceswithjay.com 

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]]>https://voiceswithjay.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 28 May 2026 21:20:17 GMTFri, 07 Nov 2025 18:32:22 GMT60Jay Conor Reilly<p>Mic Happens is a podcast about resilience, humor, and the power of storytelling. Hosted by voice actor Jay Conor Reilly, each episode shares stories that remind us how strong and surprisingly funny life can be and how life (mic) happens. Jay brings on guests from all walks of life, and shares some of his own stories. One story at a time. Have something you want to share, or maybe be a guest? send a email to michappens@voiceswithjay.com </p><p>voiceswithjay.com</p><p><br /></p>episodicJay Conor Reillyinfo@voiceswithjay.comyes<![CDATA[Chris Woodworth: The Swiss Army Knife of Voiceover]]>In this engaging interview, Multi-award nominated British voice actor Chris Woodworth also know as "The Swiss Army Knife of voiceover" shares his journey into voiceover, tips for staying creative and balanced, and insights into the art of mimicry and impressions. Discover how networking, authenticity, and getting out of your comfort zone can elevate your voice acting career. Chris shares insights on voice acting, character development, audition strategies, and industry success tips. Discover practical advice on staying versatile, embracing mistakes, and building a sustainable voiceover career. Chris and Jay also get weird and silly naturally during the episode.We also touch on his different coaching and workshops he provides as well as his now offering animation demos!

Want to hire Chris for an upcoming project or coaching? Contact info below:

Website - https://chriswoodworth.com

Email - chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com

Social Media's - @chriswoodworthvo

Keywords

voiceover, voice acting, impressions, networking, creativity, career tips, voice actor journey, professional development voice acting, character development, audition tips, industry success, voiceover coaching, animation demos, social media marketing, versatility in voiceover.

Key Topics

Chris Woodworth's career journey

Importance of boundaries and self-care

Role of impressions and mimicry in voice acting

Networking and self-promotion strategies

Creative exercises and getting out of comfort zone Voice acting techniques and versatility

Embracing mistakes and improvisation in auditions

Building industry connections and networking

Creating animation demos and coaching services

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Voice Acting and Chris Woodworth

10:32 Chris's Journey into Voice Acting

16:49 Voiceover Nominations

20:32 What's Chris Bringing to One Voice 2026?

22:14 A " Good Voice" & What It Means for Voiceover

25:25 The Art of Impressions in Voice Acting

28:49 The Power of Mimicry in Voice Acting

30:32 The Importance of Physicality & Being "Cringe"

33:34 April Fools Audition & Funny Auditions

42:53 Character Development: Bringing Animated Characters to Life

54:01 Creative Freedom in Voice Acting & Being Flexible

55:45 The Importance of Versatility in Voice Acting

59:57 Navigating Dubbing Challenges

01:01:41 Staying Positive & Not Getting Discouraged

01:03:14 The Value of Attitude in Voice Sessions

01:04:41 Staying Motivated in a Challenging Industry & Making Connections

01:06:00 Chris Woodworth's Workshops and Coaching

01:14:25 Creating Animation Demos

01:16:32 Proper Coaching & Demo

01:18:54 Advice for Aspiring Voice Actors

resources

Want to be a guest on the podcast? Please send an email to michappens@voiceswithjay.com to get started

Website - https://chriswoodworth.com

Email - mailto:chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com

]]>d0bef6cf-2947-4025-b7ca-77ad63d5bdcdFri, 08 May 2026 02:53:18 GMT<p>In this engaging interview, Multi-award nominated British voice actor Chris Woodworth also know as "The Swiss Army Knife of voiceover" shares his journey into voiceover, tips for staying creative and balanced, and insights into the art of mimicry and impressions. Discover how networking, authenticity, and getting out of your comfort zone can elevate your voice acting career. Chris shares insights on voice acting, character development, audition strategies, and industry success tips. Discover practical advice on staying versatile, embracing mistakes, and building a sustainable voiceover career. Chris and Jay also get weird and silly naturally during the episode.We also touch on his different coaching and workshops he provides as well as his now offering animation demos!</p><p></p><p>Want to hire Chris for an upcoming project or coaching? Contact info below:</p><p></p><p>Website - <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://chriswoodworth.com" target="_blank">https://chriswoodworth.com</a></p><p>Email - <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com" target="_blank">chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com</a></p><p>Social Media's - @chriswoodworthvo</p><p></p><p></p><p> <b>Keywords</b></p><p>voiceover, voice acting, impressions, networking, creativity, career tips, voice actor journey, professional development voice acting, character development, audition tips, industry success, voiceover coaching, animation demos, social media marketing, versatility in voiceover.</p><p></p><p></p><p><b> Key Topics</b></p><p>Chris Woodworth's career journey</p><p>Importance of boundaries and self-care</p><p>Role of impressions and mimicry in voice acting</p><p>Networking and self-promotion strategies</p><p>Creative exercises and getting out of comfort zone Voice acting techniques and versatility</p><p>Embracing mistakes and improvisation in auditions</p><p>Building industry connections and networking</p><p>Creating animation demos and coaching services</p><p></p><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Voice Acting and Chris Woodworth</p><p>10:32 Chris's Journey into Voice Acting</p><p>16:49 Voiceover Nominations</p><p>20:32 What's Chris Bringing to One Voice 2026?</p><p>22:14 A " Good Voice" &amp; What It Means for Voiceover</p><p>25:25 The Art of Impressions in Voice Acting</p><p>28:49 The Power of Mimicry in Voice Acting</p><p>30:32 The Importance of Physicality &amp; Being "Cringe"</p><p>33:34 April Fools Audition &amp; Funny Auditions</p><p>42:53 Character Development: Bringing Animated Characters to Life</p><p>54:01 Creative Freedom in Voice Acting &amp; Being Flexible</p><p>55:45 The Importance of Versatility in Voice Acting</p><p>59:57 Navigating Dubbing Challenges</p><p>01:01:41 Staying Positive &amp; Not Getting Discouraged </p><p>01:03:14 The Value of Attitude in Voice Sessions</p><p>01:04:41 Staying Motivated in a Challenging Industry &amp; Making Connections</p><p>01:06:00 Chris Woodworth's Workshops and Coaching</p><p>01:14:25 Creating Animation Demos</p><p>01:16:32 Proper Coaching &amp; Demo</p><p>01:18:54 Advice for Aspiring Voice Actors</p><p> resources</p><p></p><p>Want to be a guest on the podcast? Please send an email to <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:michappens@voiceswithjay.com" target="_blank">michappens@voiceswithjay.com</a> to get started</p><p></p><p>Website - <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://chriswoodworth.com" target="_blank">https://chriswoodworth.com</a></p><p>Email - <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com" target="_blank">mailto:chriswoodworthvo@gmail.com</a></p><p></p>yes01:23:5119Chris Woodworth: The Swiss Army Knife of Voiceoverfull<![CDATA[Animating the Future: Insights from James Peters]]>Summary

In this episode, host Jay Conor Reilly and James Peters of Reanimation Studios, and joined by Ed from the previous episode, delve into the world of animation, exploring James's extensive career spanning over 30 years. They discuss the evolution of animation techniques, the transition from traditional to digital methods, and the importance of color and creativity in storytelling. James shares insights on key projects, the collaborative nature of the industry, and the balance between artistic freedom and production constraints. The conversation also touches on the future of animation in a remote work environment, emphasizing the ongoing passion for creativity in the field. In this conversation, James Peters shares his extensive experience in the animation industry, discussing the nuances of production, the challenges faced by animators, and the evolution of animation careers. He highlights the importance of independent studios and the shift towards crowdfunding for projects. James shares insights into his upcoming projects at Reanimation Studios and offers advice for aspiring animators.

James Information

Interested in James for a project or about getting into animation? Reach out through his website below!

James Website- Reanimation-Studios.com

Follow him on social media @jamespetersbb

Takeaways

James Peters has over 30 years of experience in animation.

He started in writing but found his passion in painting & color styling.

The transition to digital animation opened new creative possibilities.

James emphasizes the importance of color in storytelling.

He has worked on major projects like Young Justice & Batman Year One.

The creative process involves balancing artistic freedom with production constraints.

James believes that inspiration can come from various sources.

Maintaining a passion for creativity is essential in a long career.

Easter eggs in animation can serve as fun surprises for attentive viewers.

The animation industry is evolving, with a shift towards independent studios.

The animation community is passionate & dedicated to keeping the art alive.

Future generations need to be inspired by authentic animation.

Keywords

animation, James Peters, digital transformation, creative process, color in animation, collaboration, production, voice acting, industry insights, animation techniques, indie studios, animation careers, animation insights, animation history, animation projects,

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Animation and James Peters

02:56 The Journey into Animation

05:33 Transitioning to Digital Animation

08:40 The Impact of Digital on Creativity

11:46 Memorable Projects and Influences

17:26 Creative Freedom in Animation

23:21 Maintaining Creative Passion

29:05 Balancing Creativity and Production

32:59 Navigating Creative Tensions in Production

35:29 The Balance of Quality and Deadlines

39:37 The Importance of In-Studio Collaboration

43:08 Adapting to Remote Work in Animation

46:47 Maintaining Continuity in Animation Projects

50:33 The Role of Standards and Practices in Animation

55:44 The Evolution of the Animation Industry

59:52 The Shift to Independent Studios

01:03:27 The Evolution of Animation Studios

01:07:35 The Impact and Future of Animation

01:10:11 Impact of AI in Animation & Entertainment

01:12:24 Independent Animation: A New Dawn

01:15:13 The Influence from Social Media

01:17:08 Upcoming Projects and Crowdfunding

01:24:12 Advice for Aspiring Animators

01:31:23 Things to Look Forward To

01:35:42 Wrapping Up: How to Find & Work with James

]]>2458c388-231e-4697-af7e-40e34dad2918Wed, 25 Mar 2026 20:54:38 GMT<p><b>Summary</b></p><p>In this episode, host Jay Conor Reilly and James Peters of Reanimation Studios, and joined by Ed from the previous episode, delve into the world of animation, exploring James's extensive career spanning over 30 years. They discuss the evolution of animation techniques, the transition from traditional to digital methods, and the importance of color and creativity in storytelling. James shares insights on key projects, the collaborative nature of the industry, and the balance between artistic freedom and production constraints. The conversation also touches on the future of animation in a remote work environment, emphasizing the ongoing passion for creativity in the field. In this conversation, James Peters shares his extensive experience in the animation industry, discussing the nuances of production, the challenges faced by animators, and the evolution of animation careers. He highlights the importance of independent studios and the shift towards crowdfunding for projects. James shares insights into his upcoming projects at Reanimation Studios and offers advice for aspiring animators.</p><p> </p><p><b>James Information</b></p><p> Interested in James for a project or about getting into animation? Reach out through his website below!</p><p>James Website- <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Reanimation-Studios.com" target="_blank">Reanimation-Studios.com</a></p><p>Follow him on social media @jamespetersbb </p><p></p><p><b>Takeaways</b></p><p>James Peters has over 30 years of experience in animation.</p><p>He started in writing but found his passion in painting &amp; color styling.</p><p>The transition to digital animation opened new creative possibilities.</p><p>James emphasizes the importance of color in storytelling.</p><p>He has worked on major projects like Young Justice &amp; Batman Year One.</p><p>The creative process involves balancing artistic freedom with production constraints.</p><p>James believes that inspiration can come from various sources.</p><p>Maintaining a passion for creativity is essential in a long career.</p><p>Easter eggs in animation can serve as fun surprises for attentive viewers.</p><p>The animation industry is evolving, with a shift towards independent studios.</p><p>The animation community is passionate &amp; dedicated to keeping the art alive.</p><p>Future generations need to be inspired by authentic animation.</p><p></p><p><b>Keywords</b></p><p>animation, James Peters, digital transformation, creative process, color in animation, collaboration, production, voice acting, industry insights, animation techniques, indie studios, animation careers, animation insights, animation history, animation projects,</p><p></p><p><b>Chapters</b></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Animation and James Peters</p><p>02:56 The Journey into Animation</p><p>05:33 Transitioning to Digital Animation</p><p>08:40 The Impact of Digital on Creativity</p><p>11:46 Memorable Projects and Influences</p><p>17:26 Creative Freedom in Animation</p><p>23:21 Maintaining Creative Passion</p><p>29:05 Balancing Creativity and Production</p><p>32:59 Navigating Creative Tensions in Production</p><p>35:29 The Balance of Quality and Deadlines</p><p>39:37 The Importance of In-Studio Collaboration</p><p>43:08 Adapting to Remote Work in Animation</p><p>46:47 Maintaining Continuity in Animation Projects</p><p>50:33 The Role of Standards and Practices in Animation</p><p>55:44 The Evolution of the Animation Industry</p><p>59:52 The Shift to Independent Studios</p><p>01:03:27 The Evolution of Animation Studios</p><p>01:07:35 The Impact and Future of Animation</p><p>01:10:11 Impact of AI in Animation &amp; Entertainment</p><p>01:12:24 Independent Animation: A New Dawn</p><p>01:15:13 The Influence from Social Media</p><p>01:17:08 Upcoming Projects and Crowdfunding</p><p>01:24:12 Advice for Aspiring Animators</p><p>01:31:23 Things to Look Forward To</p><p>01:35:42 Wrapping Up: How to Find &amp; Work with James</p><p></p>yes01:39:2518Animating the Future: Insights from James Petersfull<![CDATA[Navigating the Entertainment Industry and Life: Insights from Ed]]>

In this engaging podcast episode, Jay Conor Reilly and our inaugural Ed discuss the intricacies of the entertainment industry, the importance of storytelling, and the impact of personal experiences on professional growth. We explore the influence of horror movies on Ed's career, the challenges faced in voice acting, and the significance of empathy and collaboration in building successful relationships. The conversation also touches on the value of mentorship, the role of cultural differences in work ethic, and the importance of resilience in overcoming obstacles. Listeners are encouraged to appreciate the connections they make and to find meaning in their experiences as they navigate their own journeys.

Looking to have Ed help you out with your endeavor's? Send a email to michappens@voiceswithjay.com

Want to be a guest on Mic Happens? Email: michappens@voiceswithjay.com

Takeaways

The entertainment industry is multifaceted and requires collaboration.

Horror movies can inspire storytelling and creativity.

College experiences can shape one's career path significantly.

Voice acting requires maintaining character and emotional depth.

Empathy is crucial in professional relationships and teamwork.

Manifestation involves taking actionable steps towards goals.

Failures can lead to personal growth and resilience.

Connections and mentorship are vital for success in any field.

Cultural differences can influence work ethic and expectations.

Finding meaning in experiences can enhance personal and professional life.

Chapters

00:00 Ed's Background in Entertainment

05:17 The Impact of Horror Movies

06:45 The Creative Process in Voice Acting

07:08 Pivotal Moments in Ed's Career

11:28 Living with Diverse Roommates in LA

12:48 The Timelines of Success in the Entertainment Industry

13:45 Manifestation: The Balance of Action and Intention

17:09 Learning from Every Experience

22:37 The Importance of Empathy in Professional Settings

30:19 Respecting Time and Building Relationships

38:35 Navigating Dark Times

39:39 The Importance of Teamwork

41:08 Cultural Communication Styles

43:46 Empathy and Understanding

48:04 The Value of Time and Patience

49:22 Lessons from Adversity

55:42 Finding Meaning in Relationships

01:02:05 Outro

]]>ac7309b2-3b7b-418d-8851-1ee845aab882Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:18:39 GMT<p></p><p>In this engaging podcast episode, Jay Conor Reilly and our inaugural Ed discuss the intricacies of the entertainment industry, the importance of storytelling, and the impact of personal experiences on professional growth. We explore the influence of horror movies on Ed's career, the challenges faced in voice acting, and the significance of empathy and collaboration in building successful relationships. The conversation also touches on the value of mentorship, the role of cultural differences in work ethic, and the importance of resilience in overcoming obstacles. Listeners are encouraged to appreciate the connections they make and to find meaning in their experiences as they navigate their own journeys.</p><p></p><p>Looking to have Ed help you out with your endeavor's? Send a email to <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:michappens@voiceswithjay.com" target="_blank">michappens@voiceswithjay.com</a> </p><p></p><p>Want to be a guest on Mic Happens? Email: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:michappens@voiceswithjay.com" target="_blank">michappens@voiceswithjay.com</a></p><p> </p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><p>The entertainment industry is multifaceted and requires collaboration.</p><p>Horror movies can inspire storytelling and creativity.</p><p>College experiences can shape one's career path significantly.</p><p>Voice acting requires maintaining character and emotional depth.</p><p>Empathy is crucial in professional relationships and teamwork.</p><p>Manifestation involves taking actionable steps towards goals.</p><p>Failures can lead to personal growth and resilience.</p><p>Connections and mentorship are vital for success in any field.</p><p>Cultural differences can influence work ethic and expectations.</p><p>Finding meaning in experiences can enhance personal and professional life.</p><p></p><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Ed's Background in Entertainment</p><p>05:17 The Impact of Horror Movies</p><p>06:45 The Creative Process in Voice Acting</p><p>07:08 Pivotal Moments in Ed's Career</p><p>11:28 Living with Diverse Roommates in LA</p><p>12:48 The Timelines of Success in the Entertainment Industry</p><p>13:45 Manifestation: The Balance of Action and Intention</p><p>17:09 Learning from Every Experience</p><p>22:37 The Importance of Empathy in Professional Settings</p><p>30:19 Respecting Time and Building Relationships</p><p>38:35 Navigating Dark Times</p><p>39:39 The Importance of Teamwork</p><p>41:08 Cultural Communication Styles</p><p>43:46 Empathy and Understanding</p><p>48:04 The Value of Time and Patience</p><p>49:22 Lessons from Adversity</p><p>55:42 Finding Meaning in Relationships</p><p>01:02:05 Outro</p><p></p>yes01:02:3617Navigating the Entertainment Industry and Life: Insights from Edfull<![CDATA[Not the Year I Planned: Reflecting on 2025]]>The episode features a reflective conversation on 2025s personal growth, resilience, and adaptability. It explores the host's journey through adversity, overcoming a ski injury, discovering voiceover as a career, and finding a positive outlook. The narrative also delves into the significance of patience, gratitude, and professional growth, as well as the impact of travel experiences on personal growth and learning from life experiences.

Takeaways

  • Resilience
  • Adaptability

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Mic Happens

01:15 Reflecting on 2025

02:19 The Impact of the Ski Injury

08:58 Jumping into voice acting full time

10:05 Building Confidence Through Voiceover

14:12 Finding Light Amidst Challenges

16:01 Being productive while not being 100%

17:25 Traveling and Gaining Perspective

22:21 Reflecting and Embracing Change and Growth

26:33 Gratitude and Future Opportunities

29:22 Closing Thoughts and Encouragement

31:14 Outro.mp3

]]>c4e9fa4d-fb2d-43d4-865e-0855c2e72234Sat, 31 Jan 2026 23:27:20 GMT<p>The episode features a reflective conversation on 2025s personal growth, resilience, and adaptability. It explores the host's journey through adversity, overcoming a ski injury, discovering voiceover as a career, and finding a positive outlook. The narrative also delves into the significance of patience, gratitude, and professional growth, as well as the impact of travel experiences on personal growth and learning from life experiences.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p><ul><li>Resilience</li><li>Adaptability</li></ul><p></p><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Mic Happens</p><p>01:15 Reflecting on 2025</p><p>02:19 The Impact of the Ski Injury</p><p>08:58 Jumping into voice acting full time</p><p>10:05 Building Confidence Through Voiceover</p><p>14:12 Finding Light Amidst Challenges</p><p>16:01 Being productive while not being 100%</p><p>17:25 Traveling and Gaining Perspective</p><p>22:21 Reflecting and Embracing Change and Growth</p><p>26:33 Gratitude and Future Opportunities</p><p>29:22 Closing Thoughts and Encouragement</p><p>31:14 Outro.mp3</p><p></p>yes00:31:4616Not the Year I Planned: Reflecting on 2025full<![CDATA[A Hop, Skip And Not Always A Stone's Throw Away: Stories Of The Road]]>In this episode, we dive into some of Jay's favorite stories on the road, in the air, or some other form of transportation or location.  We dive into a Few tips and some of my favorite people I have run into over the years, including Mr. "Hop, skip, and a stone throw away".


If you ever contemplated going on a roadtrip, or taking that flight to a random location, this episode is for you. 


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]]>Buzzsprout-17620654Tue, 05 Aug 2025 21:00:00 GMT<p>In this episode, we dive into some of Jay's favorite stories on the road, in the air, or some other form of transportation or location.  We dive into a Few tips and some of my favorite people I have run into over the years, including Mr. "Hop, skip, and a stone throw away".</p><p><br /></p><p>If you ever contemplated going on a roadtrip, or taking that flight to a random location, this episode is for you. </p><p><br /></p><p><b>Want to be featured on a episode or your story? Email info@voiceswithjay.com</b></p><p><a href="https://voiceswithjay.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://voiceswithjay.com/</a></p><p><br /></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>yes00:49:5714A Hop, Skip And Not Always A Stone's Throw Away: Stories Of The Roadfull<![CDATA[Ready or Not, Mic Happens]]>In the first episode of Mic Happens with Jay Conor Reilly, we get into talking about perfectionism, some of the best things in life we end up developing isn't always planned or polished. I talk about why took years to start a podcast, why stilt walking came more naturally to me than most things, and what working in restaurants taught me. What is something that you have been being a perfectionist about? Start that craft you put off. 


voiceswithjay.com 

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]]>https://voiceswithjay.com/Buzzsprout-17148687Tue, 13 May 2025 02:00:00 GMT<p>In the first episode of <b><em>Mic Happens with Jay Conor Reilly</em></b>, we get into talking about perfectionism, some of the best things in life we end up developing isn't always planned or polished. I talk about why took years to start a podcast, why stilt walking came more naturally to me than most things, and what working in restaurants taught me. What is something that <b>you</b> have been being a perfectionist about? Start that craft you put off. </p><p><br /></p><p><b>voiceswithjay.com </b></p><p><em>Have a story to tell ? Email info@voiceswithjay.com</em></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>no00:14:4611Ready or Not, Mic Happensfull<![CDATA[Welcome to Mic Happens : Intro episode, whats to come]]>In this intro episode, host Jay Conor Reilly sets the stage for Mic Happens Podcast. A podcast about stories, unexpected challenges, and the humor to get us through and how sometimes Life happens... or Mic happens. As a voiceover actor living with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Jay shares why resilience and laughter matter, what this show is all about, and how the best stores often come from the most absurd moments. Tune in for a glimpse of whats to come and  hear a quick funny story about lefty struggles.


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]]>Buzzsprout-17120339Thu, 08 May 2025 01:00:00 GMT<p>In this intro episode, host <b>Jay Conor Reilly</b> sets the stage for <b><em>Mic Happens Podcast. </em></b>A podcast about stories, unexpected challenges, and the humor to get us through and how sometimes Life happens... or Mic happens. As a<b> voiceover actor</b> living with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Jay shares why resilience and laughter matter, what this show is all about, and how the best stores often come from the most absurd moments. Tune in for a glimpse of whats to come and  hear a quick funny story about lefty struggles.</p><p><br /></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>no00:09:15Welcome to Mic Happens : Intro episode, whats to cometrailer<![CDATA[Mic on Ice: Post Op Update- Staying Sane Outside My Padded Booth]]>This is the Post op from my shoulder surgery. im typing with one hand so thats the description for now.  

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]]>Buzzsprout-17893957Tue, 23 Sep 2025 19:00:00 GMT<p>This is the Post op from my shoulder surgery. im typing with one hand so thats the description for now.  </p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>no00:24:5115Mic on Ice: Post Op Update- Staying Sane Outside My Padded Boothfull<![CDATA[Why You Don't Call Last Run]]>They say to "never call last run" now I know why.

In this episode of Mic Happens with Jay Conor Reilly, I tell the story of how one final ski run turned into a season(s) ending injury and how I adapting and overcame during this time.

I talk about the ski season leading up to the injury, the extra injury I had on top of my shoulder. This episode dives into a bit more than my shoulder. Whether you have been in a similar situation, or just curious about what happened and how I stayed productive during this. 

So yeah... don't call last run.

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]]>https://voiceswithjay.com/Buzzsprout-17371489Fri, 20 Jun 2025 22:00:00 GMT<p>They say to "never call last run" now I know why.</p><p>In this episode of <b><em>Mic Happens with Jay Conor Reilly</em></b>, I tell the story of how one final ski run turned into a season(s) ending injury and how I adapting and overcame during this time.</p><p>I talk about the ski season leading up to the injury, the extra injury I had on top of my shoulder. This episode dives into a bit more than my shoulder. Whether you have been in a similar situation, or just curious about what happened and how I stayed productive during this. </p><p>So yeah... don't call last run.</p><p><b>Have a similar story you want to share?</b></p><p><em>Email  info@voiceswithjay.com</em></p><p>  <a href="https://voiceswithjay.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://voiceswithjay.co</a>m/</p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>no00:35:0513Why You Don't Call Last Runfull<![CDATA[Permission to Pause: Why Taking a Break is Productive]]>On this episode of Mic Happens With Jay Conor Reilly, is for anyone who's ever felt guilty for slowing down, struggling with burning out, or wrestling with the pressure to always be "productive". If this resonates with you, you are not alone.

Im talking about how I learned the hard way, the value of giving yourself permission to pause. Whether you're a entrepreneur, working in a demanding job, or just managing the chaos of life, sometimes the best thing you can do for your momentum.. is to stop.

I dive into signs of burning out, touching briefly on what Ehlers Danlos Syndrome is and how it can affect me.  I also will share 5 tips that has helped me embrace rest without guilt. If you've ever found yourself pushing way past your limits this is for you.

What are some things you do to keep from not burning out?

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]]>https://voiceswithjay.com/Buzzsprout-17243948Wed, 28 May 2025 23:00:00 GMT<p>On this episode of <b>Mic Happens With Jay Conor Reilly,</b> is for anyone who's ever felt guilty for slowing down, struggling with burning out, or wrestling with the pressure to always be "productive". If this resonates with you, you are not alone.</p><p>Im talking about how I learned the hard way, the value of <b>giving yourself permission to pause. </b>Whether you're a entrepreneur, working in a demanding job, or just managing the chaos of life, sometimes the best thing you can do for your momentum.. is to stop.</p><p>I dive into signs of burning out, touching briefly on what <b>Ehlers Danlos Syndrome </b>is and how it can affect me.  I also will share 5 tips that has helped me embrace rest without guilt. If you've ever found yourself pushing way past your limits this is for you.</p><p><b>What are some things you do to keep from not burning out?</b></p><p><b><em>Id love to hear: email info@voiceswithjay.com</em></b></p><p><a href="https://voiceswithjay.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://voiceswithjay.com/</a></p><p><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2499733/support">Support the show</a></p>no00:22:2812Permission to Pause: Why Taking a Break is Productivefull