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because you're listening to the Dublin podcast with Suzanne and PJ

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Yeah, because that's the beauty of talking is that you get paranoid about your face. Well, I mean the sound that comes out of it, more so than my face. You know, the way, apparently it's the reverberation of noise in your head that makes her voice sound different to you than to other people. That's why we hate the sound of our own voices, because there's no reverberation in our head when we're listening back to it. You just hear it like other people here. And then we're fierce, disappointed.

We sound like the actual morons we are. You don't sound like. Although I do know a radio presenter he used to always put down the bass on their voice. Why is that now? He just thought his voice is too deep. To make them sound a little bit more. Oh, make them husky. Yep. Yeah. Like Phoebe and Friends, you know, when she has the cold, and she's like, thank you, my, baby.

Oh, make them husky. Yep. Like Phoebe and Friends, you know, when she has the cold, and she's like, thank you, baby. Oh, yeah, yeah. I always wonder, you know the way there's a radio voice that's not from anywhere. The whole like, who's, what, what, whew, who do? The old smashing icey radio voice. You know, coming up now after. I always wonder, like... There's a couple of them around.

There's a load of them around.

Have a flick around the dial.

There's loads of...

Whoa, what I always wonder, like, the first guy to do that,

he must have been so groundbreaking.

Like, he must have been the most unbelievable...

People must have said, have you heard this guy?

Because it was all been, before then,

it were all been like, you know, the nurse today from around the world, from the BBC Wild's head, there's an ape that has escaped from the zoo and is now killing a man, currently as we speak, on Oxford Street. And then this guy must have come along and just says, hey! I think it was just back in the day

But now it's refreshing when you hear people use their own voice on radio

Do you know like when you hear people who don't use it

Because a lot of people don't use their own voice on radio

Yeah, like regional radio.

You have a little bit of kind of you do have a little bit of a radio voice like your phone voice.

Me? No, just in general like if you're on radio

But you know they can hear people who just don't talk. Like, everything they say is really overly strained on noise, noise, noise. That's the lady version of the whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Isn't it though? And rural. It is. It's the lady version of the, huh, woo lady version of the we won't do that here no we won't do that here no I know what you're saying regional is nice I like the whole I love when I turn on the radio and I feel like you down hey it's that my hear oh you won't believe what's that's happening oh Jesus there be. I think just, just using your own voice in general. Just talk normally. Be normal, be a human, be a human. Episode six. Six. Episode number six. Of the Dublin podcast. Of the Dublin podcast. What are we? And we're on your iTunes. We're on iTunes, finally, so if you're listening to us on iTunes. subscribe, subscribe, and then they have little stars so flash all the stars. Yeah, hit the five of them.

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