Rebecca Joffe

After working for several radios as a producer and a host, and being a philosophy professor for a few years, the use of my voice has been my main practice and discipline. It is something I relish in, and thusfore, it seems like a natural transition to record content with it. Having what has been many times called a "strong" voice, the deep lows that characterize it make it striking and unusual.
Moreove, my love of litterature, humanities, science, has made me an avid reader of a extreme variety of sources, which makes me acquainted to a diversity of types of speeches and styles. The practice of speaking in front of crowds and in the studio has made me comfortable in spending a lot of time reading, recording, projecting content with my vocal cords.
My dual citizenship (French and US), makes me fluent in both languages, which allows me to diversify what I can record. Having both languages turns out to be an advantage, building ease and comfort with my voice.