With over 25 years of experience on the stage and over 8 years in voiceover, when it comes to acting Emma Sherr-Ziarko (she/her) has done it all- from audio drama, to narration, to indie games, to animation, and much more. She is best known for her work in Audio Drama, most notably as Commander Minkowski on the Webby-Award Nominated Wolf 359. She has appeared in dozens of other audio dramas, and has done VO for indie video games, animation, audiobook narration, commercials, and is a narrator for eMags for publications like Entertainment Weekly, InStyle, and Fast Company. She's also an acting coach on SkillsHub, a site for actors founded by VO legend Jennifer Hale. Check out all her work on her website, www.emmasherrziarko.com

Brock D. Vickers is an actor, improviser, athlete, playwright, and voice actor who was performed in over a 100 live shows and 200 comercials. He has worked at American Stage, Quintessence, Lantern Theatre, Capital Stage, and the Eagle as well as in film and commercials. REGIONAL: Hedgerow Theatre Company: Bullshot Crummond; Don Quixote; Or,; On the Verge; Hamlet; The Servant of Two Masters; Texas Shakespeare Festival: Much Ado About Nothing; Cyrano; Richard III. He has adapted Hound of the Baskervilles, Tales from Edgar Allan Poe, Snow White, Robin Hood, Peter Pan, and The Ballad of Scaramouche. His original plays include Blood on the Knockers, Irene Adler and Her Majesty's Secret Service, and Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Necronomicon. TRAINING: Georgia Southern University, BA Theatre, BS Journalism. Pig Iron School, Hedgerow Theatre Company Member. GATA. Learn more at brockdvickers.com and follow him @BrockDavin.

Nate Nelson's passion for performing began in elementary school where would perform in skits and sing. During high school he studied telecommunications and was active in the Drama Club.In 2007 Nate decided to put his talent to better use. Nate enrolled at the Illinois Center for Broadcasting. While attending class, his passion for performing was reignited. Learning audio production and voice over, he began honing the skills that would lead to his first job after graduating from ICB. Nate was hired on to produce the “Mackay in the Morning Show” for a suburban Chicago radio station. Eager and ready to learn as much as he could, Nate would often volunteer to help as a promotional assistant or assistant production director. In 2010, Nate moved to Baltimore and left radio to expand his resume. He would go on to co-host the “Godamus Gaming Review”, a local cable show. He would land a few supporting roles in several short-lived web series before landing the role of Gryson on the the fantasy series “Shotgun Mythos”. Nate used all this experience and began to study voice acting under the tutelage of the Addy Award winning actor Leonard Dozier. Nate has since added several voice acting credits to his resume, and in 2017 he won the Best Voice Actor award during the first quarter of the Enginuity Film Awards. Nate is active in both the live action and voice acting communities and continues to hone his skills. Nate can currently be heard in the Prelude of the forthcoming album from the band The Low Road

John Katona was born in Staten Island, New York and raised in Golden, Colorado. He always dreamed of being a professional actor, and treated his life like a comic book character training to be a superhero. He trained by doing everything that was available to him, improve and acting classes, school plays and musicals, working at Haunted Houses, mascot work, student films, community theater, television, film, and voice over. John was living in Los Angeles pursuing his dream career when the Covid pandemic hit. He lost all of his jobs and moved back to Colorado to help his parents through the pandemic. John currently resides in Colorado, helping his parents through the turmoil of the world, while focusing on voice over and whatever acting jobs he can come by.

Nicole Lesley is a formally trained, professional voice-over artist based in New York City. After receiving a BA in Theatre, she spent the better part of a decade performing for Disney and Universal theme parks around the world, where she discovered her passion for bringing characters to life. She now has her own professional at-home studio where she works as a full-time voice-over artist. www.nicolelesley.com

Michael Malconian is a lifelong performer and, more recently, a Los Angeles-based voice actor. He joins Wolfwhistle as the voice of Grotius the Great! In addition to his work in podcasts, you can also hear Michael's voice as part of video game, animation, and anime productions with studios like Funimation, Rooster Teeth, Moonton, Adobe, and media companies from all over the world. When not in the booth, he enjoys board games, drawing, writing, and obscure tabletop rpgs. Say hi on Twitter @ActingMalconian any time, and thanks for listening!

Jerry Schultz is a master of many voices and accents, ranging from serious to sinister to silly. He’s known professionally as “The Voice Doctor,” because in his “other” life he’s a clinical neuropsychologist on the faculty of Harvard Medical School! Recent VO projects include narration, animation, e-learning, documentaries, scary and funny podcasts (from a Vietnam vet to talking shrunken head), videogames (from British monkeys to Magyar warriors), political ads, and movie trailers. Jerry loved playing the role of “Mr. M” in Wolfwhistle, and the chance to work with Alex and the incredibly talented cast. www.jerryschultzvoiceactor.com

Bill is a radio veteran with over, well let’s just say, many years of experience. He grew up in Fresno California, where he began his radio career while in High School. In his free time, he’s a motorcycle enthusiast and also loves travel, spending time with family and friends and most all outdoor recreation. He is also heavily involved with the community and church.

Born and raised in Virginia, Maille-Rose Smith is a voice and stage actor based in Manhattan. She's had a ball playing femme fatales, southern belles, heartbroken robots, and French maids. As a stage actor, Maille-Rose is especially passionate about Shakespeare and Renaissance drama. Recent credits include Bella in Mr. Pinky (The Players Theatre), Luciana in The Comedy of Errors (Frederick Shakespeare Festival), Juliet in Romeo and Juliet (Shakesqueer Theatre Company), Lady Macbeth in Macbeth (Shakespeare on the Lawn), Masha in the Sci-Fi Pass-Along Plays (TMD Theatre), Narrator in Twelfth Night: The Radio Show (WTJU 91.1 FM), and Helga in The Perfectly Circular Rock (WTJU 91.1 FM).

Jaden Bianco is a professional voice actor based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. He's done work for Anytime Fitness, University of Notre Dame, Defector Films, AI vocal recognition, and audio books. Check out his portfolio at nextdoorvo.com!

Since J.D.'s first role as Herb Tucker in Neil Simon’s “I Ought to Be in Pictures”, the theater bug has not only bitten him, it has burrowed into his soul! His career spans almost 40 years of radio, television voiceover and stage work. Wolfwhistle was a GREAT experience and J.D. hope to be in more projects with Alex! J.D. resides in Michigan with his wife of 32 years, Chris. They enjoy camping, cooking and spending time with their 2 daughters, their husbands, and 6 grandkids!

Mikaela Buckley is a freelance artist from western Colorado. Trained in animation, she's since lapsed back into old drawing habits involving complicated character models and lots of tiny, finicky details. A lover of all things audio drama, MK is happiest drawing fanart for the many, many amazing shows out there.