Submit it here . This interview transpired through various e-mails and is pretty detailed. We both loved to talk and get into details as you'll find out and often the answers length will equal the length of the question 9 times outta 10.
Voiceover actors are notoriously invisible, and it's nice to come out of the woodwork now and then.
As far as being the class clown, I hate to disappoint you, but actually I was more likely to be teacher's pet. I sang at school, but I kept my strange voices at home, doing pseudo radio commercials and shows with my brother. Obviously for a lot of people, people like Mel Blanc is a big inspiration for the variety of beloved characters their voice alone brought to life. The voiceover actor I admired the most, who I'd always hoped to meet, but unfortunately never did, was Phil Hartman. He was a master of the instrument.