If you are a traveler, whether by plane or train, you are familiar with a soothing voice that welcomes you to a new airport, tells you to watch your bags, or that a train is arriving or that your train is late.
The woman behind that voice is Carolyn Hopkins, 63, from northern Maine.
CBS News interviewed Hopkins whose voice can be heard in 200 airports around the world, some of them places she has never been.
Traveling can be such a bummer nowadays that people need a friendly voice, Hopkins told CBS.
Watch Hopkins' talk with CBS from her home in Maine here.
