Whether you’ve heard yourself talking on the radio or just gabbing in a friend’s Instagram video, you probably know the sound of your own voice — and chances are pretty good that you hate it.
As the video at http://wapo.st/1ffagAu explains, your voice as you hear it when you speak out loud is very different from the voice the rest of the world perceives.
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