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Paflon here and welcome to episode 393 of Ask Pat.

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Again, that's get freshbooks.com and enter Ask Pat. All right, here's today's question

from Tahoot. Hi, Pat. My name is Tehut, and I have a consulting firm. And my question is about

podcasting and audio quality. I have a mic at home, so I can control the quality of my voice. But when I'm calling

people to interview them, they obviously may not have that kind of equipment on hand. So how do you,

and I've noticed on your podcast, your interviewee sound great. So my question is, how do you

ensure the quality of the audio quality of the person

that you're speaking to if they don't have the equipment? Thanks a lot. Hope you answer my question,

and I really appreciate all the content that you provide. You do an awesome job. Thanks and take care.

Hey, Tahit. Thank you so much for the question. I appreciate this because I remember when I first started podcasting, I had the exact

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