Neal Veglio

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2,915 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard yesterday

Neal Veglio’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 18 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 6.

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So when did you last sit and listen to your own intro?
Not check it, not glance at the waveform, listen in the car, as a stranger would.
Because if you did
You might hear stuff that makes you decide it's not a particularly lovely afternoon.
You might hear 40 seconds of music.
You might hear a voice that isn't yours saying the name of the podcast to a person who's just tapped on the podcast and therefore knows the name of the podcast, and then you saying the name again, then a bit of throat clearing about what's coming up, which is a promise about a thing rather than the delivery of the thing it's.
And that's a pattern that a lot of podcasters fall into.
Same words week after week in a slightly brighter voice than the one you actually talk in.
And the regular listener has heard that 40 times now.
They could even recite it along with you.
They were already thumbing past it before Spotify offered to help them.
So yeah, you built that skip button.
Spotify has just given it a UX graphic and made it slightly bigger.
Now we're not gonna leave you hanging there because that's the guru move and I'd rather not be the guru.
Here's what's actually going on underneath all this.
And I'm hoping you're gonna find it a little bit helpful.
A machine can only skip a block.
That's all this technology does.
It finds a chunk with clean edges, different audio, different energy, same words every week, a music sting either side, and it draws a box around it.
So anything in your show that behaves like a detachable module is now permanently
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