Listen to Your Voicemail

Note to Self

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4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2015

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

Love it or hate it, there's at least one important thing only voicemail can do. A reprise of one of our favorite episodes from 2015.

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0:00.0	Can I just say that 2015 was awesome.
0:04.8	Thanks in large part to you, podcast friend.
0:09.5	It's Manouche here, and the team and I here at Note To Self
0:12.8	are so grateful to you for your feedback and your voice
0:15.9	mails and all your support over the past year.
0:19.1	Maybe you finally dealt with your photo clutter with us
0:22.2	a few months ago, or you feel like you understand more
0:25.9	about your phone's creepy eavesdropping capabilities.
0:29.0	Thanks to that episode with Walter Kern, a month or so ago.
0:33.2	We are cooking up even weirder ways to keep hold of our humanity
0:37.7	in our tech-saturated world in the new year.
0:40.9	But we still need you.
0:42.4	Please help us take it up a notch in 2016
0:45.3	by making a donation to the show today.
0:48.1	You'll get that nice end of the year, tax deduction,
0:51.0	and support the show.
0:52.8	Just go to NoteToSelfRadio.org slash donate.
0:57.9	And now, one of my favorite episodes of 2015.
1:03.4	The best reason I've ever heard to keep voicemail around
1:06.7	with writer Leslie Horn.
1:08.6	I read her lovely story in Gismoto called,
1:11.4	You're Wrong About voicemail and asked her
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