What happens when a childhood fascination becomes your life's work?

In this episode of the Building Doors Podcast, Christy Harst sits down with Nathan Klein, the youngest full-time Thoroughbred track announcer in North America. Diagnosed with autism, Nathan discovered his passion for calling horse races at just six years old and has turned that passion into an extraordinary career.

Nathan shares how his unique perspective, incredible focus, and unwavering determination helped him overcome obstacles, earn opportunities at racetracks across the country, and land his dream job while still in his early twenties.

Whether you're a voice actor, a sports fan, a parent, or someone pursuing an unconventional dream, Nathan's story is a powerful reminder that your differences can become your greatest strengths—and that the right door can change everything.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about finding your voice, embracing who you are, and building a career that was always meant to be.

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When was the last time you heard a woman voicing the promos for the Super Bowl, a PGA tournament, or the World Cup? Chances are, you haven’t—and that needs to change.

The Building Doors campaign is pushing for equal opportunities in voice-over, especially in male-dominated spaces like sports. We spotlight female voice actors voicing ads originally voiced by men, challenging brands and agencies to embrace gender diversity.

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