Lauren Goodnight

Lauren Goodnight (born May 19, 1980) is an American radio host, voice actress, sex educator, and occasional singer.

Career Goodnight has been the host for the call-in show 8-bit Sex on the 8bitx.com website and Celestia Radio, Fridays at 10pm EST. She is a professional member of the International Society for Sexual Medicine, and the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists. She is based in South Carolina. Goodnight used to be a voice actress who worked for Section23 Films, most notably as Natsue Awayuki in Prétear. From 2004 to 2006, Goodnight was a music reviewer for Anime on DVD. She was the voice of Twilight Sparkle, the co-star, among other voices, in the My Little Pony/Doctor Who crossover radio program Doctor Whooves Adventures, which aired on YouTube.

Personal life Lauren has been a sex educator and equal rights advocate for over 20 years. While active, she was a regular at conventions, such as Anime Weekend Atlanta, Anime Boston, MetroCon, AnimeNEXT, and BronyCon. She frequently takes vacations to the United Kingdom, as she is an anglophile.

Roles Angelic Layer – narrator Aquarian Age: Sign for Evolution – Arayashiki West, Sarashina D.N.Angel – Girl A (ep 21), Little Girl (ep 25) Neon Genesis Evangelion Director's Cut – additional voices Noir – additional voices Pretear – Natsue Awayuki RahXephon – additional voices Sorcerer Hunters OAV – Shiorena (ep 3) Super GALS! – various minor roles Gold Digger: Time Raft – Brittany Diggers Nana's Everyday Life – Nana Dr. Whooves Adventures – Twilight Sparkle (ongoing); Derpy Hooves ("Wrong Way Backwards", "DWA Short: Express Delivery: An April Fool's Day Sketch"); Rarity ("Number 12: Part One", "DWA Short: Fashionably Late", "Wrong Way Backwards", "DWA Short: Lovestruck"); The Professor (Alternative Universe Doctor) ("DWA Short: Crossed Wires", "Pony in a Box Extras: She's the Professor"); Celestia ("Shadows of the Lunar Republic") Dr. Whooves and Assistant – Twilight Sparkle (crossover episode "Wrong Way Backwards"); Herself (2013 April Fools Special "The Vampire Hazard") "Magic", by The Living Tombstone - Trixie (singing) 8-bit Sex – co-host