A vocal shape-shifter, her clients span the gamut of entertainment and broadcasting, and include HBO, ESPN, Discovery and PBS. She voices network promos, narrates documentaries for a number of cable networks, is the image voice of scores of radio and TV stations, and has been heard on national commercials as a talking box of tissues, a singing hamburger, and a baboon. Corporate clients include McDonalds, the NCAA and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Roberta is one of only a handful of women to voice movie trailers.

A longtime cast member of Sirius/XM's radio comedy show, "Right Between the Ears," Roberta started her career doing morning radio in Kansas City. While still in college, she donned a corset and made the leap to TV as a horror host, warping a generation of children in the process. Her creepy alter ego, Crematia Mortem, continues to receive fan mail, and was recently featured in the documentary "American Scary."

Roberta works primarily from a state-of-the-art, ISDN-equipped home studio, and from studios on location. She also carries a portable studio with her when she travels, and has voiced national projects from hotel rooms, vacation rentals, closets and cars. The housekeeping staff sometimes wonder what she's up to. 

Voicegal Inc., Roberta's company, was founded in 1997. She is the owner of the VOICEGAL service mark. Woo hoo.