This week saw the release of a podcast I recorded with the Pro Audio Suite team.
I don’t have time to listen to a lot of podcasts myself, but this is one I rarely miss, because the hosts know what they are talking about.
They are also good listeners, as I found out when I was a guest on their show.
What makes this podcast different from other podcasts? It’s produced like you were listening to a real radio show.
As you will hear, we cover a lot of ground in this interview, and I’m inviting you to be a butterfly on our wall.
Click here to listen.
Paul Strikwerda ©nethervoice
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Listening to you on this podcast really touched my soul…and that was unexpected! Your story, which touched all emotional bases, also reminded me of a former co-worker of mine, who almost died of a stroke. Unfortunately, one side of his body was semi-paralyzed, but his speech was not affected. I’ll be 68 years old in a couple of months, so this kind of thing sticks in the back of my mind. However, I also feel extremely lucky that I’ve been able to be as healthy as I am and the toughest thing I’ve had to recover from was a hip replacement, last year. Bless you, Paul, for your inspirational story!
Thank you so much for listening to the podcast, Kent. I’m so happy to be able to write these words to you and to be back in the studio again. Good health to you!