My first podcast
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Tuesday, September 27, 2005
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6 Comments:
Loved it!
You have a pleasant voice. Being neither a doctor or a patient, I would say that by the timbre of your voice you could easily gain the confidence of many of your patients. I suppose balancing objectivity and being personable is a never ending process. Yet I wonder if a badly disfigured doctor or one with a grating, irritating voice in any way affects a patient's response to therapy/treatment?
Great interview.
I had to laugh when you turned a couple of the interviewers questions around and back to him - bet we could have guessed you are a psychiatrist!
I enjoyed listening in.
very fun! i enjoyed it, maybe i'll join you someday :)
Thanks to all for listening. Yes, I have always sounded (and looked) young! Go listen to Maria's podcast, which was just posted at Soundpractice.net. I sound like the resident, and she sounds like the attending!
Also, I will never, ever lose my Midwestern accent. (Sigh.)
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