Fish Audioによる無料のScottie scheffler AI音声ジェネレーター

So I'm not recording from the usual spot today, I'm actually in a quiet corner of a conference center in Austin, Texas. I’m here meeting with some department leads for the agency. It's a busy schedule, but we're making some real progress on the new project.

Well, well, well, my lovely friends, you know what's been crowding my thoughts lately? The way technology just keeps pushing, pushing, pushing at us. Like, have you noticed how every app wants to be everything now? It's fascinating, really fascinating, but also kind of, you know, overwhelming, right?

My dad actually wanted me to be a baseball player but my mom, she wanted me to play the piano instead. They had this back and forth about it for years, I mean, I ended up doing neither of those things but it was always a big topic in our house.

I always do my stretching in the morning, that's really important. You can do all these fancy workouts, but if you're not taking care of the basics, that's where you'll run into problems. Stretching and mobility, that's the foundation.

You know, I've been thinking about how we treat traditions in modern society, because it's interesting how we hold onto some things so tightly, and yet we're so quick to judge new ways of living. I mean, what really makes something traditional anyway? It's all sort of fluid, isn't it?

You know, at the end of the day, it's about the integrity of the stories we tell. We have a serious responsibility to look at the world clearly and speak up. People can say whatever they want, but we just keep focusing on the facts and the truth.

We are here today with a veteran who has mastered the art of survival in the most austere environments imaginable. It is about building a foundation of readiness that carries you through the chaos. Let's take a moment to discuss the critical skill sets needed for modern self-defense.

When you're in the studio and everything just clicks it's the best feeling because you're creating something out of nothing and you just hope people feel that energy too and it keeps you going and reminds you why you started doing this, you know.