Welcome to the Dr. Daph show. I have a very special beautiful guest with me today.

Meags, Megan, you love Megs, your girl who's an OGG,

Yewtuber and we're here to talk about all things megs. So welcome Megan.

Thank you so much for having me. I'm so excited. This is like my first podcast.

Wow. That I've been been on since the pandemic.

Well, welcome.

I'm so happy to see you, you know, I feel like you just sort of like vanished,

so I'm really happy that you're here because I have so many things to ask you and you know what?

Your voice sounds completely different than how I remember it sounding.

Does it sound different now?

It sounds so much deeper because you don't

make if you don't know megs. Her do you go my legs? Yeah I do. There's a story

that as well. Really because I'm like why am I calling her Meg's? You do go by Meg. Yeah, I do go by Meg's for years. I got it from cheerleading. Oh, okay. Your sisters gave me that nickname. That's so cute. Thank you. You would be a cheerleader. So Meg's your voice sounds a lot different. Normally her voice is really like chipper and like I would say it's almost like one of those like classic if you heard it you would know

it's her voices yeah but now it sounds a lot deeper does something happen you know

what I think it's because I'm getting a little bit older as well and I did get a little sick.

I got the I got the C word the COVID and my voice was definitely affected when I would get on the phone

when I was sick and recovering people like whoa are you okay.

They didn't know who it was. They was like startled.

Like where is your voice and so it probably is a bit deeper now and also I'm getting older so but I you know what

growing up with that kind of voices it was very difficult I used to get teased about my

voice chick muck, mouse, all of the above.

And you know what, my whole family, all the women on my mother and father's side, they all have this very high

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