Monique LaBorde

Who was the storyteller in our first two episodes. She had read out loud some of the captions her husband or ex-husband wrote online under photos of her. And when she heard it back out loud in her own voice, she said... I don't want that out there. Yeah. And so we revised it so that you read it in your narration and she was okay with that. It wasn't that she didn't want it to be known.

Who was the storyteller in our first two episodes. She had read out loud some of the captions her husband or ex-husband wrote online under photos of her. And when she heard it back out loud in her own voice, she said... I don't want that out there. Yeah. And so we revised it so that you read it in your narration and she was okay with that. It wasn't that she didn't want it to be known.

It's that hearing her own voice say it was so uncomfortable for her. And that was a small fix that was easy for us to do.

It's that hearing her own voice say it was so uncomfortable for her. And that was a small fix that was easy for us to do.

It's that hearing her own voice say it was so uncomfortable for her. And that was a small fix that was easy for us to do.

Yeah. And this is something that I don't see in other podcasts. I've never worked on a show that has allowed the storyteller to hear the episode before it goes out. I think there's this idea that if you do that, then the person's not going to like it. They're going to have a bunch of changes. And I have to say, in the 32 episodes we made, that maybe only happened once or twice.

Yeah. And this is something that I don't see in other podcasts. I've never worked on a show that has allowed the storyteller to hear the episode before it goes out. I think there's this idea that if you do that, then the person's not going to like it. They're going to have a bunch of changes. And I have to say, in the 32 episodes we made, that maybe only happened once or twice.

Yeah. And this is something that I don't see in other podcasts. I've never worked on a show that has allowed the storyteller to hear the episode before it goes out. I think there's this idea that if you do that, then the person's not going to like it. They're going to have a bunch of changes. And I have to say, in the 32 episodes we made, that maybe only happened once or twice.

And then we worked through it. Right. And so it actually was more rewarding than it was difficult. Because at the end of the day, I can know the day that it goes out that the person whose story this is, is happy with the story. Yeah. Right.

And then we worked through it. Right. And so it actually was more rewarding than it was difficult. Because at the end of the day, I can know the day that it goes out that the person whose story this is, is happy with the story. Yeah. Right.

And then we worked through it. Right. And so it actually was more rewarding than it was difficult. Because at the end of the day, I can know the day that it goes out that the person whose story this is, is happy with the story. Yeah. Right.

It's actually pretty easy to give people a chance to review the content and just at the very least to familiarize themselves with it before it goes out and other people start reaching out to them on strangers on the internet hear it because it sounds so different when it's the episodes all produced than what the raw interview sounded like. Yeah. Let's take a quick break.

It's actually pretty easy to give people a chance to review the content and just at the very least to familiarize themselves with it before it goes out and other people start reaching out to them on strangers on the internet hear it because it sounds so different when it's the episodes all produced than what the raw interview sounded like. Yeah. Let's take a quick break.

It's actually pretty easy to give people a chance to review the content and just at the very least to familiarize themselves with it before it goes out and other people start reaching out to them on strangers on the internet hear it because it sounds so different when it's the episodes all produced than what the raw interview sounded like. Yeah. Let's take a quick break.

And then when we come back, I have a few more of our most commonly asked listener questions.

And then when we come back, I have a few more of our most commonly asked listener questions.

And then when we come back, I have a few more of our most commonly asked listener questions.

All right, we're back. And I have a few more of the most commonly asked questions we get. And then a little later on, we are going to get to questions about specific episodes.

All right, we're back. And I have a few more of the most commonly asked questions we get. And then a little later on, we are going to get to questions about specific episodes.

All right, we're back. And I have a few more of the most commonly asked questions we get. And then a little later on, we are going to get to questions about specific episodes.