Raechel Donahue

Raechel Donahue has one of the most melifluous and legendary voices in radio. Whether you recognize its deep, sexy, knowing affirmative resonance as the voice of the counter culture in America-- or you just want to spend the night with her for good reasons of your own-- Raechel's voice means authenticity and coolness for all eras.
Lynda Obst, Producer "Hot in Cleveland," "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"

Donahue started her career in U.S. radio (also worked on Radio Riviera) and moved on to doing voices (automated dialogue replacement) for hundreds of films and television shows. I make documentary films as well and I often voice them myself. My natural voice is warm and soothing (sometimes with an added touch of "heat" for cosmetic voices) but I am mutable enough to be convincing as a cop, a gang member, a lady of the evening, a barfly or a telephone operator. You name it, she's been it. She even does the low-quality U-law voices needed for the antiquated PA systems in the General Mills Factory and the Wells Fargo complex.
Raechel was a regular voice on the Bob Newhart Show, the Tony Randall Show, Battlestar Galactica and Buck Rogers in the 21st Century as well as the voice of Disney's Epcot Center. See more at can see more at (Website hidden).