How to sound natural while reading your podcast intros and outros (NaPodPoMo Day 18)

It’s very difficult to read from a script and sound natural. For those rare moments when exact wording is important, like your podcast intros and outros, there is a trick I learned that can help you sound more like you when reading. 

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