Justin Kaiser provides professional voice talent for voiceovers for corporate podcasts, narration, radio and TV commercials, promos, liners, sweepers, and on hold/voice prompts.
Justin Kaiser is a diverse Voiceover Personality - Justin brings New Engergy and Image to business clientele by effectively responding and translating your needs into marketing solutions that work, look great and communicate well. Justin Kaiser works closely with 50+ talented associates and runs a dedicated New Media Consulting and Management company focused on developing and maintaining useful and informative solutions for your company by using the latest technology available. Contact Justin today by e-mail or call (815) 401-4632 today!
Who Is Justin Kaiser - Justin Kaiser is an award winning voice talent that has been in broadcasting since 1991. He is involved in the local business community as a member of the local Chamber's Board of Directors. When Justin's not on-air or tangled up in wiring, he enjoys running a Voiceover and Internet Marketing company with talent who produce audio/video as far away as Australia, Canada, BC and New Zealand. Even South Africa. In addition, he voices weather forecasts for radio stations in Los Angeles, Puerto Rico, Nashville, and many other cities across the country as a part of the Radio Forecast Network. In his free time, Justin enjoys writing a technology column for local newspapers and industry trade publications. He is member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers, is a Microsoft Certified Professional, and a Dell Certified Systems Expert.
Who We Work With - Justin Kaiser & Associates works with with ALL TYPES of MEDIA. We specialize in service and a tradition of winning to provide you with an unparalleled media presence. We will treat you as extended family and do everything possible to make sure your experience is pleasant, productive and profitable.
How Justin Kaiser & Associates Can Help You - When it comes to establishing a professional presence we want your experience to be a positive one in terms of quality, service, and pricing.
At about 4:30 we tried to get in a boat to get to the WGFA studios. It was frozen up. So was the second boat. Broadcast with a Marti transmitter from my car and a laptop with Verizon aircard and the iPhone kept us in contact with local officials.
After working in Wisconsin radio for several years in the 90’s I remember my first morning gig at WLDY playing an hour of Polka in the mornings. As the song goes… “In Heaven There Is No Beer… That’s Why We Drink It All Here…”