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Page&Stage PodcastExploring the art and craft of writing and performance. Providing tips, tricks, encouragement, and inspiration for storytellers of all stripes. Author: Jason Cannon
Are you an aspiring or practicing writer, actor, director, or public speaker looking to deepen your craft and level up your storytelling? Are you an avid reader or theatre-goer eager to peek behind the curtain and under the keyboard to better understand the secrets of how storytellers weave their magic? If so, then youve come to the right place. Welcome to the Page&Stage Podcast, where we explore the art and craft of writing and performance. Im your host, Jason Cannon, and every other Monday Ill be joined by a fellow professional storyteller. Actors, authors, directors, memoirists, storytellers of all stripes will stop by to talk about the techniques, tools, and inspiration you need to craft remarkable stories. So if you love to create or visit worlds built with words, join me on the Page&Stage Podcast. (Starting in Season 2, you can check out VIDEO versions on YouTube!) www.pageandstage.art Language: en Genres: Arts, Books, Performing Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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The Funny Voice Guy
Monday, 24 November, 2025
In this episode, I interview Jim Sorensen, exploring his diverse journey through theater, boxing, and a new career in financial services. Jim shares his experiences in acting, the challenges of portraying complex characters, and the importance of storytelling in both theater and life. He discusses his love for radio theater and his unique adaptation of A Christmas Carol. He also reflects on the lessons learned throughout his career, emphasizing the need for financial literacy among artists. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of creativity and practicality in the arts.You can listen on the Substack App, and all episodes are also available on Apple or Spotify.Or, if you want to put faces with voices, you can watch the video version of this podcast over on YouTube.CORRECTIONAfter recording, Jim emailed saying he had misspoken. While talking about his work in the boxing industry—and that’s pugilism, not cardboard—Jim mentioned a recent bout that his buddy Paulie Malignaggi had fought in. In our interview, Jim mistakenly implied that Paulie had lost, but in fact, Paulie won! So if you run into Paulie, be sure to congratulate him. And if you run into Jim, forgive him. Jim’s Links* Learn all about Jim and his work at his website: jimsoren.com* Info and tix for A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY* Learn more about Tampa Repertory Theatre* Visit Jim at Instagram and FacebookJim’s BioJim Sorensen has been an actor, singer, administrator, designer, director, and all-around theatre practitioner for over 30 years. Onstage credits include: Off-Broadway/New York: THE BODY BEAUTIFUL, PLAIN & FANCY (York), MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (Engeman), PLAGUED: A LOVE STORY (NYMF). Regional: BEAUTIFUL (Reagle Music Theatre), THE 39 STEPS, A FEW GOOD MEN (Flat Rock Playhouse), INTO THE WOODS, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (Fulton), LES MISERABLES (Arts Center of Coastal Carolina). Florida: BAKERSFIELD MIST (The Off-Central), NEXT TO NORMAL, STRAIGHT WHITE MEN (TampaRep), MAMMA MIA!, THE PRODUCERS, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE, THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (American Stage), WEBB’S CITY (Palladium), BUTLER (Florida Studio), SOUTH PACIFIC, 1776 (Asolo), TIME STANDS STILL (Banyan), THE BUFFALO KINGS, CABARET, THE NORMAL HEART, BECKY SHAW, THE BURNT PART BOYS (freeFall), THE BLUE ROOM (Stageworks). A multiple award-winning actor, Jim was also founding Managing Director of freeFall Theatre, served as Managing Director at American Stage, and is currently the Managing Artistic Producer at Tampa Repertory Theatre. After three years with ProBox TV, producing live boxing events - and occasionally appearing as Ring Announcer - Jim is on the setting out on his next big adventure: serving as a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones.If you enjoy or find value in this podcast, I’d like to ask you a quick favor.Leaving a short review or comment helps me out a ton. It tells the algorithmic overlords that people are listening, and it helps other folks discover the show.So if you can post a review—just click the purple button below to open Apple Podcasts and scroll down to Ratings and Reviews—or leave a comment on this episode here on Substack or over on YouTube, wherever you happen to be listening or watching, I would be incredibly grateful. And if you know someone who might also enjoy Page&Stage, here’s a handy “share” button. Thank you!I use an incredible online app, Riverside.fm, to produce this podcast.If you’re interested in producing your own podcast, creating other audio or video content, or hosting a livestream, I cannot recommend them highly enough.Here’s a link so you can check ‘em out! (Full disclosure, this is an affiliate link, but I wouldn’t put it here if I didn’t believe in and use Riverside.fm myself!)A quick shout out to Ievgen Poltavskyi from Pixabay for the musical underscoring! Get full access to Page&Stage at www.pageandstage.art/subscribe
