Tables Turned: I Was Interviewed for My Work on Whoa Nellie Pinball

It's a lot more nerve-wracking being asked the questions instead of the other way around.

Before I get too far, I just want to apologize to all of the people I have sat down in a studio to interview and said "Don't worry, it's easy." I learned real quick that it's not easy being the one who is questioned. I have interviewed some big people like Ludacris, Elizabeth Hurley, Fifth Harmony, and more, but I wasn't near as nervous as I was when Paul Ruebens of Pavlov Pinball wanted to chat with me.

I guess I have Melony Mellon to thank for that.

Last year, I had an incredible opportunity to voice a character for a unique pinball game called "Whoa Nellie! Big Juicy Melons." I'll pause for your impending laughter and inappropriate jokes. Now that we've got that out, let's move on. It was a crazy, awesome opportunity to provide the voice of a brand new character in the pinball world. And to think that my voice is going to be on a game forever is incredible.

The man that interviewed me has his own pinball website called PavlovPinball.com. He is based out of London and we did the interview over Skype. Even though I wasn't in the same room with him and he couldn't see me, I was still freaking out throughout the interview. Luckily he complimented my sweet demeanor in the write-up.

You can check out the interview here.