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I'm Kavita Davidson and I'm a podcaster and I hate listening to the sound of my own voice.

Ah, well, Kavita, you say dilemma and I say you found the right job because in theory,

you don't have to listen to your own podcast that often. Now, every once in a while, you want to go

back and make sure things sounded the way you'd hoped. Do you want to do some sort of audio

checks on yourself? Make sure you don't say too many times or reuse the same phrases.

Always good to go back and listen to some of your work and make sure you're doing all right.

But for the most part, the podcast you really want to listen to are the ones that someone else

is hosting. So as much as you and I absolutely hate the sound of my own voice,

we don't have to listen to it that much except for in our head when it sounds perfectly fine

coming out. It only sounds terrible when you go back to listen to any recording of it,

which again, yeah, I mean, it could be, it could be a job where you don't talk at all and then we

wouldn't ever have to hear it. But I think for the most part, we've actually a dodgeable here

because I'd be very sad to not be able to listen to my own podcasts and I get to create them.

So I get to listen to them while I'm doing them and then very rarely revisit the terrifying

and awful sound of my own voice. I'm Jessica Luther and I'm trying to decide whether or not to

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