Seiyuu Radio no Uraomote

Both holding true to the drama genre that depict the tireless and strained industry behind Japanese Idols. The harsh realities they face from presenting their 'talent' or overall 'worth' within a highly competitive business, as well as the intense social pressures by audiences, talent agencies and obsessive fans. While both anime tackle these issues differently, they both strive for realistic choices, and shine light on an corrupt industry. 

Not everyone has top-level abilities, but I believe everyone has their position. Even if your talent is inferior, you can develop new skills to reach a high level. Yes, these two shows seem to show the fierceness of a career toward a high level. But once again, All of that can be achieved if the surrounding environment supports your steps. both of them do - Fledgling seiyuu/VA activities - Radio show - Performing Music and Idol