Changing Gears Podcast
In the fifth episode of the first season of the Changing Gears podcast powered by SRAM, Rebecca sits down with host DZ for a 45-minute video interview. It's both an audio and a visual experience, so you can simply listen or you can watch the two talk about Rebecca’s refusal to adhere to gender roles, biking the Ho Chi Minh trail to discover her father’s war plane crash site, and how that led her to starting the Be Good™ Foundation. Dive in with Rebecca and DZ to get an inside look at Rebecca’s life.
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Podcast audio quality can really make or break the listening experience, especially when recording in less-than-ideal spaces. I've found that using a tool to remove background noise before editing saves a ton of time in post-production and keeps the conversation sounding clean and professional.