Episodes
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Episode 13
This episode is just me working on a simple voice over demo to present to prospective clients. It merely gives voice samples from several of the episodes presented here. Actually, demos are usually done in a studio with a pro, so this was a practice for me with the intention of producing a final...
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Snow
Here's a recording I made for the kids that I happened to find when cleaning out my old computer. It's all about snow. I am not sure who wrote this or where I found it. I had totally forgotten I had recorded it. As a matter of fact, you can hear not only a hum, but also the voices of my...
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Reaching Out
Actually, as I am having some trouble with recording these days, I am testing to see if the quality is fine enough when recording the podcasts directly onto this site. Thanks for bearing with me. I may delete this pronto following hearing it!
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Picasso's Prophecy
A poem I wrote after Lutka Pink told me the story of her friends, Gertrude Stein and Picasso.
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Sarah's Voice
Samples of my voice on MP3's created in my home studio via Audacity. If sharing my voice can be of help to you in some useful or interesting capacity, I will welcome an opportunity to work with you.
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Intro to Podcast
An invitation to listen and enjoy...
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Noah's Wife (edited)
A monologue written by Chris Wind in his book THUS SAITH EVE
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Sarah's Voice Over Demo
Voice Over Demo including ESL selections
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Poems of Lauchland Henry
Today I bring you some poems I've just recorded of one of my favorite poets, Lauchland Henry. Lauch was not only a terrific poet, but a wonderful person, loving and compassionate, incredibly witty, and in a word, unforgettable.
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My Soul is in a Hurry
English translation of a poem by Mario de Andrade (1893-1945), one of the founders of Brazilian modernism.
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A Fish Tale a la Dr. Seuss
This fun poem was requested by Terumi Igarashi who wants to use it for her students studying English.
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Sing Your Song
This poem was requested by Kay Vreeland and Jewel McChesney.
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Episode 14
Pity the Nation by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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Episode 12 The House Where I Was Born and a New Year's Haiku
My Japanese tanka and a haiku...
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Episode 11 - Music by Duke Ellington
Lil Darling. my cousin Liliana, performed in Osaka and Tokyo with the Hot Club, her band at the time, she did a magnificent interpretation of the poem by Duke Ellington in Italian. I bought an copy of the original English in a book written by Duke Ellington himself, and do a reading of it here.
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Funeral Blues by W.H. Auden
Latest episode of Sarah Yagi
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Episode 8 - Out of Africa (3)
Latest episode of Sarah Yagi
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Episode 7 - Out of Africa (2)
Latest episode of Sarah Yagi
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Episode 6 - Out of Africa (1)
First of 3 short monologues from my favorite movie, Out of Africa, starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford.
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Episode 5
My favorite Monologue from "Springtime for Henry" (I did this one in drama class in college. Your feedback would be so welcome!)
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Episode 4
Non-cents - a short nonsensical poem for you
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Episode 3
Monologue: Rose from "FENCES"
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Episode 2
The Willow's Sigh, Where Are the Frogs?, The Circle Closes
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