the outstanding voices behind our stories
HAPPY MEDIUM & QUEEN OF BATTLE
Stephanie Kirves | Private White, Queen of Battle | Harper, Happy Medium
Stephanie is a horror queen with a knack for thrills. She’s starred in spooky hits like Forest of Death and The Pumpkin Man with tons more on the way, but her talents go beyond acting. As the writer, director, and star of the upcoming award-winning thriller, Parallel Lives, she’s proving she’s a force to be reckoned with. With a degree in Environmental Studies and a love for sugar gliders, this versatile actress is one to watch (and listen to)!
Kristina Molina | Private First Class Lopez, Queen of Battle | Lucy, additional voices, Happy Medium
Kristina's acting bug bit during her final semester at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. After diving deep into acting training, she found her voice in the world of voiceover, lending her talents to podcasts, animation, and video games. When she's not voicing characters, you can find her lost in a book, crafting stories, nurturing her plants, striking a pose, or soaring through the air in aerial classes.
Writer, Producer, Director, Jay Hazen | Drill Sergeant Dower, Queen of Battle | Various Voices, Happy Medium
Jay Hazen, the driving force behind JHP Fiction, brings over 25 years of performing arts experience, with a focus on writing and voice-over work. Raised in Los Angeles, Jay launched his career on stage, with standout roles in community theatre and off-Broadway shows like Les Miserables and The Cake. Today, he lends his voice to a wide range of characters in audio dramas and animations, and narrates documentaries on YouTube. His voice also powers commercials, audiobooks, and training videos. A cancer survivor who nearly lost his life to the disease in 2009, Jay’s determination and love for storytelling fuel every project. A disabled veteran, Jay served over 13 years in the U.S. Army and Navy, including two combat tours in Iraq. Now based in the Ozarks, he enjoys balancing his voice-over career with writing, digital art, landscaping, and time spent outdoors with his wife (Lynne Hazen), daughter, and furry beasts.
HAPPY MEDIUM
Lynne Hazen | Helen Polly
Lynne, a US Army veteran and Central Valley native, has found a new home in the Ozarks. She's stepping into the world of voice acting as Helen Polly in Happy Medium. When she's not voicing characters, she enjoys the quiet life, gardening, reading, and indulging her creative side through knitting and crocheting. As a proud member of the autism spectrum, Lynne brings a unique perspective and sensitivity to her work.
John Kennard | Gunter
John, a British semi-professional voice actor based in London, has spent years working behind the scenes—whether at mixing desks, lighting rigs, or behind a drum kit. In 2022, he was finally coaxed out from behind the equipment and stepped up to the microphone, a move that has since ignited his career. Now, he’s quickly building a reputation as a versatile and dedicated voice actor and narrator. With a late diagnosis of ADHD and autism, John brings a unique perspective and depth to his work, making his performances all the more compelling.
Samantha Henderson | Hilda
When Samantha lost her corporate job, her car, and her apartment all at once in 2022, she took it as a cosmic nudge to shake things up. So, she left Massachusetts behind and headed to Los Angeles, determined to chase her dream of becoming an actor. Fueled by her love of laughter and quick wit, she found her calling in comedy and improv. Now, when she’s not honing her craft at The Groundlings School or on set, you’ll catch her creating hilariously cringey TikToks, exploring new destinations, or soaking in a perfect California sunset.
Christopher Able | Deputy Howser
Christopher, a Savannah, Georgia native, channels his passions for voice acting, gaming, and leather crafting into his creative life. A graduate of Savannah Arts Academy, he furthered his studies in theater and criminal justice at Armstrong State University, and most recently honed his voice acting skills with Voice Masters and Charlie Adler. His voice work includes roles like Podcast Host 2 in the short film F.U.A.I and Jack Soreson in the podcast The Runaway: The Lost Tapes. When he's not behind the mic, you'll likely find him immersed in video games, board games, or tabletop RPGs.
Skyler Cole | Cody
Skyler Cole, a Nashville native and self-proclaimed "nerdy performer," blends improv into his voiceover work, thanks to his training at Third Coast Comedy Club. When he’s not behind the mic, you’ll find him enjoying anime, DnD, board games, or catching Broadway and comedy shows in New York. A theatre kid through high school and college, with a fun stint in stand-up, Skyler’s passion for storytelling shines through in his work. With a degree in Communications, he loves crafting stories that make people feel something real.
Janna Fletcher | Donna, additional voices
Janna swapped the Lone Star State for the UK and a career in learning and development. With a secret passion for storytelling, she stepped into the spotlight with her role in the short film, News at 10, 2030. Now, she's expanding from the camera to the microphone, bringing her signature Southern charm to the world of audio drama.
Aditi Ramaswamy | Emily
Aditi, a California native now based in the UK, is an emerging voice actor excited to make her debut as Emily in the upcoming project Happy Medium. An autistic artist with a passion for storytelling, Aditi has appeared in a handful of stage plays, bringing a unique and authentic energy to each performance. Beyond the mic, Aditi’s interests are as dynamic as her voice. She’s an avid hiker, a devoted writer, a fan of animated shows and musicals, and—very occasionally—a playful dabbler in raising the dead for her “dark bidding.” By day, she’s pursuing a PhD in computer science.
James | Mr. Jensen
James, a new and natural talent from Dallas, Texas, has quickly made a name for himself in the voiceover world. With roles in diverse projects like the video games Hear Me Hear You and Undergrowth, the animated series The Chase, and the audio series Green Arrow: Blood and Stone, he's showcasing his versatility and captivating audiences. Beyond his voiceover work, James enthralls listeners on his YouTube channel, TheMohaganyVoice, with his deep, compelling narration. As he continues to climb the ranks, expect to hear much more from this gifted voice actor.
QUEEN OF BATTLE
Tyler Jach | Specialist Kozak
Tyler initially ventured into the world of professional wrestling before transitioning to acting. Hailing from a military lineage, led by his US Army Sergeant Major grandfather, he now graces the big screen with roles like Michael in Goodnight, Light and Officer Davies in Perdido, all while indulging in his passion for sports betting and play.
Nicole Alvarez | Private Natsumi
Nicole, a NYC resident, is an improv student at UCB NY and a musician and music teacher specializing in working with children on the Autism Spectrum. On social media, she recaps and reacts to LGBT films and shows. Nicole recently appeared in short films and is particularly proud of her role as Natsumi in Queen of Battle, as she found the character relatable and enjoyable. For fun, she enjoys attending drag shows, spending time with her pet ferret, bringing laughter to others, and exploring through travel.
Latonya Gray | Private "Big Sis" Kelly
Latonya hails from Albany, Georgia, and showcases her Southern accent in her debut project (ours). She's a TikTok minor celebrity while also contributing to smaller ventures for a YouTube influencer. Fondly portraying "Big Sis" in Queen of Battle, she embraces her authentic country accent and values the learning experience from her instructor's feedback, while pursuing larger acting opportunities by sharing diverse characters across various platforms.
Jenn Alvarez | Drill Sergeant Rodriguez
Jenn, a Colombian-born US Army officer and MBA student in Queens, NYC, is conquering new frontiers as a voice-over actress while being a seasoned speaker. Her passion for travel and cherished moments with loved ones fuel her vibrant life.
Layla Fatima | Intro & Trailer Narrator, News Reporter, Sergeant, & Additional Voices
From Southern stages to indie films, Layla's passion for acting took a detour when she became a nurse, only to resurface in the thrilling world of voice acting and audiobook narration. For fun, she’s a culinary explorer and voracious reader who occasionally flaunts her black belt to prove she's still a force to be reckoned with!
Hannah Milon | Private Dougherty
Hannah’s an actor hailing from California's Bay Area and is a recent UCSD Theatre graduate who dazzled audiences in various productions like "Sense and Sensibility," "The Antipodes," and "No Exit." When she's not captivating on stage, you'll find her immersed in books, treasure-hunting at antique stores, or crafting her own plays.
Ash Sparks | Lieutenant Adams
Ash blended theatre with mass communications as an undergrad, then bravely served in the US Navy, only to conquer Harvard with a Master's in creative writing and literature. Her voice talents shine in projects like Maken Ki and the Operation Eos Podcast. She’s an avid reader and writer, delving into various captivating tales.
Stuart Parks II | Rick the Journalist
Parks II, an Outer Banks resident with a Master's in creative writing, boasts voice-over roles like Dracula and stage performances including King Arthur in Spamalot at Theatre of Dare. Always on the move, Stuart endlessly seeks entertainment, unable to sit still for long.
Jax Gervasio | Private "Alphabet" Wolfschlegelsteinhausenburg
Jax hails from North Carolina's Piedmont and embraces his theatre dreams amidst the lively void of "nowhere." After playing Puck and Becker on stage, he aims for UNCSA's theater program, fueled by newfound voice acting passion and guided by mentors, including the Queen of Battle cast.