Re:U.S. podcast listening reach new high: 47% listened one l...
by sfrigon on Friday March 29, 2024 @02:09PM
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I found that the voice of the speaker impacts my comprehension quite a lot. Usually lower voices help me.
If I may suggest a French podcast, there used to be history podcast by Jean des Cars "Au coeur de l'histoire" (maybe 5 years ago though). I could listen to him while doing something else and get what he said (I'm native French speaker though). When the speaker changed on the podcast, I remember I had to focus very hard to achieve the same level of understanding.
I had the same phenomenon in English, I used to struggle understanding what the remote team would say on the phone, except one person whose voice what very clear.
I don't know how to describe that other than "I don't hear them with my hears, I hear them with my brain".
If I may suggest a French podcast, there used to be history podcast by Jean des Cars "Au coeur de l'histoire" (maybe 5 years ago though). I could listen to him while doing something else and get what he said (I'm native French speaker though). When the speaker changed on the podcast, I remember I had to focus very hard to achieve the same level of understanding.
I had the same phenomenon in English, I used to struggle understanding what the remote team would say on the phone, except one person whose voice what very clear.
I don't know how to describe that other than "I don't hear them with my hears, I hear them with my brain".