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Voices of Inspiration is a podcast that brings together a diverse group of individuals from around the world to share their stories of inspiration and perseverance. Hosted by Amelia Old, a seasoned professional in the television and film industry, the show offers a unique and engaging perspective on the human experience.With a focus on travel, the guests of Voices of Inspiration come from a variety of backgrounds and share their personal experiences, challenges, and achievements. Each episode is a journey into the lives and experiences of these remarkable individuals, providing listeners with an opportunity to gain insights, learn about different cultures and customs, and be inspired to pursue their own dreams and passions. With its focus on storytelling and its diverse cast of guests, Voices of Inspiration is a podcast that represents the power of human connection.Everyone has a story to tell. What's yours?
Amelia Old has over 20 years of experience in the television and film industry. Her diverse background includes credits in casting, production, and talent management. She is the host of the Voices of Inspiration Podcast. Amelia is currently working on obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Digital Journalism & Media at Penn State.
Additionally, she serves on the Advisory Board and Scholarship Committee for Cancer for College. In 2018, she completed the trek to Mt Everest Base Camp with her husband, while raising over $20,000 for Cancer for College. Her work combining travel while giving back was highlighted on Forbes.com
In 2019, Amelia partnered with Salesforce.org as a Changemaker Correspondent. In partnership with Georgetown University, a Salesforce.org client, Amelia looked at how colleges are adapting to evolving student needs while preparing them to become changemakers dedicated to solving the world’s greatest problems. Through this campaign, she created content (blogs, articles, and social media posts) which was seen on her own social channels as well as the channels for Salesforce.org and Georgetown University. In addition, Amelia wrote an article for the New York Times highlighting her experience.