Why I'm Monotone

Episode 2 of the The Mia Wood Show podcast, hosted by Mia Wood, titled "Why I'm Monotone" was published on November 18, 2023 and runs 16 minutes.

November 18, 2023 ·16m · The Mia Wood Show

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Summary

Hi everyone! One of the most frequent things people talk to me about is my "monotone" voice. This short episode is my official explanation of why I became monotone and how I've become less monotone over the past few years. I hope you guys are able to understand where I'm coming from and enjoy this 17-minute listen.

Episode Description

Hi everyone! One of the most frequent things people talk to me about is my "monotone" voice. This short episode is my official explanation of why I became monotone and how I've become less monotone over the past few years. I hope you guys are able to understand where I'm coming from and enjoy this 17-minute listen.

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