Everyday Evan
Am I supposed to put a resume here? I don’t want to bore you. The thing about resumes: always check references instead.
I’ll start from the start.
When I was a kid, I put in eight hour days in the sand box. I ruled that world via Tonka trucks. Part of my daily routine was to wash all the sand off my feet and toes after a long day in the sand box. I was dedicated to my craft.
The highlight of my week when I was a kid was seeing the trash truck. I had my parents chase it down if I missed it. We’d go out and find it if I missed seeing it from our house. Life is good when you’re thrilled by the trash truck.
I loved to read as a kid, too. Among my many mistakes is that I stopped reading for awhile. I wanted to get by only on mental horsepower. I wanted to show off that I was the smartest guy in the world. (I’m not.) I stopped working hard. The truth: keep reading and keep working.
I don’t know how that explains why I’m doing a podcast, but life isn’t a narrative.
I’m told sometimes I have a decent speaking voice.
They always say “Give me your radio voice!” I always let them down. They’re always disappointed. Their shoulders slump. Faces sink. I just open my mouth and talk. It’s that easy. No mystery, sorry.
Do you need a great voice to do a podcast? I don’t think so. I want to hear someone who is smart, funny, entertaining, and unique. I’ll try my best.
-The Everyday
