Revisiting: Remember to Breathe

HowSound by Rob Rosenthal/PRX/Transom.org

Aug 11, 202608:56Technology

A breath may seem like the most insignificant detail in an audio story. But, actually, the opposite is true. For proof, all you have to do is listen to stories where the breaths are cut out. On this episode of Sound Scho...

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