VoxPro has been a part of every studio that the Ryan Seacrest Foundation has opened at major children’s hospitals across the nation in the last 14 years, (read Another Seacrest Studio Opens with VoxPro). For this new studio at Arthur M. Blank Hospital—which is a reopening in conjunction with the new hospital campus—VoxPro is sharing the 1,200-square-foot multimedia space with A-listers such as a 17-foot-wide curved LED screen, advanced auto-tracked cameras, and multiple green screens.

Seacrest Studios, in 14 pediatric hospitals around the country, broadcast more than 30 hours of live content a week on closed-circuit TV throughout the hospital and additionally provide supplemental and pre-recorded content so the channel is always “on” for patients and families. All use VoxPro recording and editing for song requests, and other call-ins by hospital patients. 

Radio and media personality Ryan Seacrest helped spearhead the creation of Seacrest Studios as a way to engage pediatric patients and help broadcast and media college students develop skills through semester-long internships. Seacrest Studio interns have gone on to careers at ESPN, Spotify, and elsewhere. Seacrest started his career at “Star 94” WSTR in Atlanta. He now hosts mornings at iHeartMedia CHR KIIS-FM (102.7) and is syndicated nationwide by Premiere Networks. 

Seacrest Studios are in Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Memphis, Nashville, Orlando, Philadelphia, Queens (NY), Salt Lake City, and Washington (DC) – with a new studio slated to open in New Orleans in 2026.

VoxPro controllers and software are in all Seacrest Studios and were donated by Wheatstone through Broadcasters General Store.