A listener question read out from an email loses the voice of the person who asked it.
This template is one link for your show notes, and SendMyVoice gives you each question as a recording and a transcript.
Play the best ones on the show. No app or account to answer.
Step 1 of 4
Your first name, and where you're listening from
Tap to record. Up to 2 min.
Your first name, and where you're listening from
So you can introduce the voice on air.
What's your question for the show?
The main one. A question in the asker's own voice makes a better segment than one read from an email.
Is there a story behind it?
Optional. The backstory is often the part worth playing.
Can we play your recording on the show?
Permission on the record, in the listener's own voice.
On the free plan (3 questions), use 1, 2 and 4. The questions work in any form tool too.
Maria Lopez
Answered today at 10:42
1. Your first name, and where you're listening from
Hi, it's Dana, listening from Leeds. Usually on the bus to work.
2. What's your question for the show?
You keep saying to do all your errands on one day. I work shifts and my days off move every week. How would that work for someone like me?
3. Is there a story behind it?
So last month I tried it on a Tuesday, had the whole list ready, and then got called in for a double. The list is still on the fridge. My flatmate has started ticking things off it as a joke.
4. Can we play your recording on the show?
Yes, play it. First name only, please.
Put one link in your show notes and ask for questions out loud. You get each one as a recording you can play on the show, with a transcript.
Yes. You can download every recording as an audio file. Ask for permission in the form, as question 4 does.
No. The link opens in a browser on a phone or laptop.
Up to 1 minute on the free plan and up to 5 minutes on Pro.
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