Ep 516 - Interview with Theresa DeMaria from "Age of Attraction"

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What's up, everybody? Welcome to Podcast number 516 I'm your host Reality Steve. Thank you all for tuning in. Great show for you today. First time guest from Age of Attraction, it is Theresa DeMaria, a very interesting and deep conversation with her today.

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So before we get to Theresa, just a couple notes here for you.

We are going to talk on the Daily Roundup was posted a couple hours ago. Survivor talk on there, Dance It With The Stars talk, Bobby Bones goes on Blake and Giannina's podcast, the he said G said podcast and says something that maybe he wasn't supposed to say. But honestly, I don't think it's that big of a deal that he did because I think this is something that is kind of known. But I don't know, maybe it was just known to me. But maybe you're here going to be hearing it for the first time. But we cover that. And then the other thing is equipment talk real quick. I talked about it on the Daily Roundup. I'll talk about it here. Everything's fine on the equipment side. You will see on not in the YouTube video that comes out when I interviewed Theresa, because I hadn't gotten my new soundboard yet, my Dave Neal soundboard.

I didn't have that yet. So my mic was still about 18 inches away from my face. It was off to the left and it is what it is.

That's not the way it is going forward. Everything else you're going to see if you looked at my social media yesterday and the post that I did on Instagram and TikTok about Dancing with the Stars voting, you will see the new position of the microphone, which I don't have to be having it right next to my mouth, but it does cover up my t-shirts. Oh well, I've worn every t-shirt. You've seen them all, but it's a little disappointing, but it is what it is. Nothing really I can do at this point. The other thing that I want to point out is, the one thing that this new microphone does and the soundboard does, it's just way more technologically advanced in that when I record something, it doesn't allow my voice to get to a certain high and it doesn't allow it to keep a certain low. It keeps it even keel. It like internally adjusts on its own. So the one thing that I do on every episode that I've done since I started doing this podcast was at the end, you know, I end every episode by saying see ya. And I say see ya at a very high tone, I'm loud with it. But if you notice at the end of episode, yesterday's episode, you'll notice it at the end of today's episode on the Daily Roundup. And you'll notice it at the end of this episode.

When I do say see ya, it sounds like I moved way away from the mic. That's not the case. It's just because I say see ya so loud, it course corrects itself and automatically brings it down. So, from this point forward, starting tomorrow, what I'm going to do is, I'm going to still say see ya at the end of every podcast, but I'm going to tinker with the audio once I strap the audio file. I'm just going to highlight that one particular audio portion in the MP3 file of me saying see ya, and I'm just going to amplify it. Because I think it sounds not bad, but it honestly sounds like I ran away from the mic when I said see ya in yesterday's Daily Roundup, today's Daily Roundup, and at the end of this one. I guess I technically could do it for the end of this one. You won't even notice. But after I just said that, I'll wait until tomorrow. So starting tomorrow, see ya will be on the same level as everything else. It might even be a little bit louder, like it's always been, because I kind of yell it. But yeah, it's great to have this new soundboard, my Dave Neal soundboard, you know, this one. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it.