#10 Put some respect on my name!

Episode 1 of the Queen Speech podcast, hosted by Queen Speech, titled "#10 Put some respect on my name!" was published on April 11, 2021 and runs 49 minutes.

April 11, 2021 ·49m · Queen Speech

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Heeey, wir sind Queen Speech 👑 Willkommen zum Start unserer zweiten Staffel 🥳. Heute geht es um ein Thema, worüber sich die wenigsten Gedanken machen, aber eigentlich alle Menschen betrifft: Unsere Namen! Es mag für den einen oder anderen vielleicht ein "unwichtiges" Thema sein, aber weil vor allem wir selbst davon betroffen sind, we need to talk about our names and why we should put some respect on them. 💁🏾‍♀️ Wie heißt du und wie bist du zu dem Thema eingestellt? Ist es dir wichtig, dass Leute deinen Namen richtig aussprechen? Teil uns gerne deine Erfahrungen über Instagram unter  @queenspeech.podcast mit. - Queen Speech ❤️

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Heeey, wir sind Queen Speech 👑

Willkommen zum Start unserer zweiten Staffel 🥳. Heute geht es um ein Thema, worüber sich die wenigsten Gedanken machen, aber eigentlich alle Menschen betrifft: Unsere Namen! Es mag für den einen oder anderen vielleicht ein "unwichtiges" Thema sein, aber weil vor allem wir selbst davon betroffen sind, we need to talk about our names and why we should put some respect on them. 💁🏾‍♀️

Wie heißt du und wie bist du zu dem Thema eingestellt? Ist es dir wichtig, dass Leute deinen Namen richtig aussprechen? Teil uns gerne deine Erfahrungen über Instagram unter @queenspeech.podcast mit.

- Queen Speech ❤️

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