Sneak Preview of the First Four Episodes Discussing The Value of the Human Voice in an AI World

We, Molly Secours (filmmaker, writer, audiobook narrator) and Téa Chura (art/ist consultant and musician), introduce “Forever Human Voices,” a 30-minute interview series asking what the human voice means as AI voices and synthetic media grow and human contact on phones and in daily life declines. We preview four guests: London neuroscientist and comedian Prof. Sophie Scott on how the voice affects us from the womb; actor Steven Weber (Wings, Chicago Med); broadcast journalist/musician Khalil Ekulona; and voice actor Roy Samuelson who runs an audio-description company for blind audiences. The sneak preview raises questions about synthetic storytelling, “organic” human-voice tiers, and how digital interaction affects real-life connection.