You're a shining light, and I'm grateful that you've impacted mine. I will never forget when you first commented on my original Spamton fandub - you, someone I'd heard in Zelda and aspired to your heights. Made me feel like I really did have that shot... and now we stand as brothers. Cheers, man.

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People like to vilify playing evil characters in D&D, but two of the worst experiences I’ve had were with players using Lawful Good PCs. One played a cowardly pacifist who contributed little to combat, and the other was a sanctimonious killjoy (both the player and the PC) who broke her own rules.

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This is more common than you’d sadly think. In the anime voice acting sphere, there is a series of animated films made by an actual cult known as Happy Science. A lot of household name actors have voiced in these; I doubt many of them knew that when they recorded. Sometimes it’s just a paycheck.

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It’s also not all bad. I’ve had incredible opportunities to travel and see the world, and my castmates have become family to me. This is not me saying “woe is me”; this is me being real, and drawing a line for myself as Alex Rochon the person, not Alex Rochon the “public figure”.

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It sucks to feel this way too because, like, I LOVE this job! I love playing Caine, and I love the rush of playing all sorts of new characters, telling their stories, and seeing how people empathize with them. I’ll be okay; I’m too stubborn to quit. Things just need to slow down a bit.

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