If you are looking to do a more-than-just-talking podcast, or have a spiffy intro/exit to your regular podcast to make it more professional, RadioDaddy is a great place to find voiceovers - free.

RadioDaddy is a volunteer service. So, if you put in a set of guidelines for the exact voiceover you need, a volunteer - often a pro - will record it for you. If you go into the commercial section, you can even request background music, and more details.

The site has voiceover options for many areas, including a forum just for podcasting. The return time on a request seems to be quite fast, from looking over the forums, and you really can’t beat the professionalism of a tailored podcast setup, at no cost to yourself.

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