Save me sassy male podcast character played by some white guy named Noah. Sassy male podcast character played by some white guy named Noah, save me
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Save me sassy male podcast character played by some white guy named Noah. Sassy male podcast character played by some white guy named Noah, save me
If I had a pound for every time Noah Masur voiced a character that worked with explosive devices, and was gay for his boss, and watched fireworks with said boss, who had a connection to a Unit 214, who met at least one character voiced by zach velenti and had at least one of these characters make him a drink, who worked as part of a trio, who was written by gabriel urbina, I'd have £2, which isnt a lot but damn guys.
It's great to make new friends, but it's also great to get to reunite with old ones. That's why, when we were casting Hit Singles, we stacked the team with a bunch of our old friends from our first series, Wolf 359.
Each of them is stunning in this new show.
On top of being the show's lead sound designer, Zach Valenti also plays Drew. Funny, charming, handsome, Drew will make you swoon - until his big monologue makes you cry.
Noah Masur plays Allen. This is a show about overcoming insecurities, fears, and emotional isolation - and Allen's the bad guy!
Mary Kate Wiles plays Roxy, the influencer to end all influencers. Her role is small, but it casts a long, mischievous shadow over so much of the series.
Look, sometimes you write a character who's just an asshole. And when you do? You know who to call. The sweetest, kindest, most talented man: Zach Libresco.
Finally, the ever-brilliant Michelle Agresti did us the huge favor of being a part of our ensemble. She turns up in almost every episode of Hit Singles, but her most memorable part may be as Alice, a small jump scare of a character. I can't say more than that, but you'll know her when you hear her!
Wolf 359 forever changed my life, and I'm so grateful that I got to make that show. And as I make new things, I'm still so grateful to get to collaborate with the people that made that show everything it was. Here's hoping it'll be a lifelong tradition!
ATTENTION ALL FICTION PODCAST FANATICS
I recently got into podcasts cuz of my friend and I need some new ones aaaa. Fiction and Humor are a must and if they have great characters, that's even better. So far I've listend to: - Wolf 359 - The Bright Sessions - The AM Archives - The College Tapes - ars PARADOXICA - Zero Hours - 36 Questions And I currently have these on my list: - Forgive me! - ARDEN - Think Fast Bonus points if they have any of the w359 cast in them cuz I go crazy when I hear their voices in random places :)
my agenda
Noah Masur and Zach Valenti acting in upcoming Gabriel Urbina audio fiction - co-produced by Sarah Shachat and Zach Valenti alert 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
Gabriel shared in his substack newsletter that the new work is called Hit Singles and will include many other awesome podcast and audio voices. See below.
The official announcement is here!
she was a fairy 🧚
Whereeeeeee is that photo of Michelle Agresti, Noah Masur, and Zach Libresco sprawled together on a couch with Zach sort of in their laps or leaning against them?