The American ventriloquist Willie Tyler was a star in US television in the 1960s. The ventriloquist and doll confirm one another.

Dummy and ventriloquist speak past one another.

In the only video from the series with a child, dummy and ventriloquist heap praise upon one another, and within seconds get caught up in a fight.

The dummy explains to the ventriloquist that his character flaws leave him no reason to feel good.

Two individual gloves — an acid resistant glove and a skiing glove — and the actor personify teacher, businessman and worker. Borrowing Pierre Bourdieu's "Distincion", they list indicators of their lifestyle.

Dummy and ventriloquist have a dialogue about wanting to work and not wanting to work.

Performer: Pietro Ghislandi Concept and direction: Asta Gröting The Italian version of The Inner Voice was held at Milan’s Viafarini. Alternating with a dummy, ventriloquist Pietro Ghislandi reads from a newspaper that looks like Le Repubblica for two hours. Actually called La Voce Interna, the paper was produced especially for the exhibition and primarily contains responses to the question “Are you happy?,” which was taken from a series of interviews published each day in Berlin’s Tageszeitung in East and West Berlin.

A conversation considering advantages and disadvantages of aging.

The Finnish translation of the first version DIE INNERE STIMME from 1993.

The first video of the series "The Inner Voice" was made with the variety artist Pierre Bagée. A pleasant psychotic — the dummy — meets a crazed psychiatrist.