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The Voice In My HED
Neil Hedley
Maybe This Episode Isn't For You
OCT 19, 202610 MIN
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Description
What matters more: the polish of your production, or the value your audience actually came for?
Neil looks at the crucial question behind every good show, ad, and piece of content: Who is this for? From sleep-science interviews recorded on imperfect microphones to the meticulous sound design of a radio drama, the right production decision depends on what your audience values—not what your peers are likely to critique.
In Episode 47 of The Voice In My HED, a reminder that the pursuit of perfection can become a distraction from the point of the work.

