He was once described as "holding down the X-Y...both generations...and chromosomes." Brad smiled at the appropriately understated, yet geeky, compliment.

Brad talks for a living. Incessantly.

If you heard his work in games like World of Warcraft, SMITE or Paladins, you know that he grunts, yells, swings heavy objects, gets hit a lot, and dies spectacularly...sometimes in a fire.

You've probably heard Brad's voice at least twice in your life and never even knew it, because Brad's voice is heard on everything attached to a speaker.

You might have heard him in DragonBall Z: Resurrection F, a movie that was only shown for a week and made $9 Million. How many people do you know that can say that?

Somewhere in the world, he's probably talking right now, and that's oddly comforting.

He could be talking somewhere, and yet could be sleeping at the same time. Whoa...mind blown.

What Will Rogers said about liking the weather in Oklahoma could apply to someone who said they've never heard Brad's voice: "Just wait."

Brad is one of the few people to do voice work for Google, and not actually work for Google.

Computer tech, comic book collector, pop culture geek, and player of games, Brad covers about every sub-culture cliché known to man, and can still sound like the don't-dare-call-him-coolest hipster to ever wear clothes ironically. Now that's irony for you.

Speaking of irony, he's the national promotional voice of Planet Fitness. If you've ever met Brad, you can see why that's ironic.

Brad lives most of his life in a box, yet was not actually the inspiration for the Alice in Chains song. That was a point that needed clarifying.

Brad loves what he does, and does what he loves, with his beautiful wife Katie always by his side. Except when she's at work. Then she's not quite by his side.