Great episode ❤️❤️

Entertaining and straight to the point!

Nice to hear about your experience, cuties!

You did great girls! Irrrome I love you espanish accent!

Hello from Portugal! Keep going!

Cat, tens uma voz maravilhosa e uma dicção impecável!

I found this very insightful and a great discussion. Some very good topics and points that gave me food for thought. Thank you 😊🙏🏾

And volunteers from Portugal...

Love the video ❤️❤️❤️

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Lovely people ❤️

Only remark. There are quite a few gender neutral languages. The use of gendered pronouns, let alone preferred gender pronouns is just impossible in these languages.

Ladies, this information would be really helpful for all young people, if they could understand what you are saying. I think each of you would really benefit from working with a voice coach. When you have a job that involves public speaking, broadcasting, etc., it is to your -- and your audience's -- benefit to enunciate, use vocal dynamics, and project your voice the whole way through, etc.! Such skills are not just important for radio disc jockeys! They are crucial to everybody who speaks for a living, as well as occasional public speakers! I'm not trying to pick on any of you. You have very valuable information, but not everybody who would benefit from your podcast has a musician's ear. And the people -- young people especially -- who would benefit from your podcast, who do not have a musician's ear, very much deserve to benefit from your experience, knowledge, and wisdom, regardless of having any number of impairments, including, but not limited to, not having a musician's ear. Not everyone can hear the difference between a song played on a Stradivarius versus that song played on a regular violin, but everyone deserves to, for example, recognize grooming behavior when they witness it or experience it happening to them (since that was your topic of this edition of your podcast)! Your podcast is also more likely to attract sponsors when you develop better vocal skills!

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