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In order to effectively establish a profound impact and connection with the listeners, speakers Ty Tashiro, Liana Finck, Melissa Dahl, and Erin Chen appeal to their audiences emotions through personal testimonies seen in their respective careers. These anecdotes provide an emotional representation that many listeners may connect with. Experiences shared by these speakers pertaining to middle school or high school relationships help establish a sense of relatability which helps move the audience.

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"Life can be so awkward. Here's how to embrace the embarrasing" utilizes a conversational tone as a way of welcoming listeners to a discussion that may be uncomfortable for some. Speakers often use funny memories of their middle school lives and pop culture references to create a laid back tone which augments the relatability with their listeners. The speakers possess a very confident attitude as each person provides their own insights with a credible background due to their respective careers in the psychological field.

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From this episode, I learnt how embarrassment and insecurities are able to be encountered and dealt with in a variety of different settings. Cartoonist Liana Finck discussed how her job allowed her to desensitizes herself from her insecurities, along her to be at rest with her embarrassing traits and learn to live with herself. Additionally, Social Scientist Ty Tashiro discusses anecdotes from his middle school life which helped me understand how to reflect on past moments and how they can shape one's future.

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In Ted Radio Hour's podcast, Guest speakers Ty Tashiro, Liana Finck, Melissa Dahl, and Erin Chen, advise listeners on how one is able to overcome the paralyzing moments of embarrassment through the utilization of testimonials and a conversational tone.

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The guest speakers featured on this podcast are chosen due to their credibility in the psychological space. Ty Tashiro is a social scientist, Liana Finck is a cartoonist, Melissa Dahl is a journalist, and Erin Chen is a relationship counselor. Their background in a psychological scene directly correlates to the topic of embarrassment and how one can psychologically overcome such a paralyzing aspect of life. Their credibility augments the attention their advice will receive.

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This episode serves as the foundation for accepting ones embarrassing moments and learning to defer between awkward situations and awkward people as well as how to manage each unique scenario. The speakers call the audience towards accepting one's faults and learning to come to terms with their character as a way to promote self-growth and to gain a deeper appreciation of their lives.

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In terms of referring to the audience, the speakers connect to common experiences that often deal with anxiety, embarrassment, or social interactions. The speakers focus on the belief of self-improvement and presumes that the audience is in search of such a reality.

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With the growing importance placed on mental health, this podcast episode places a heavy emphasis on how to improve ones own mental space and how to deal with a very common aspect of social life. The speakers focus on issues regarding the numerous methods of coping with anxiety and embarassement and how to counteract these harmful habits.

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After watching this podcast episode, I know understand the importance of personal acceptance and the way it is able to transform your life, allowing you to appreciate even the awkward and uncomfortable moments in life. As seen in Melissa Dahls retelling of her 7th grade diary, she retells her past experiences and how they may have seemed embarrassing in the past, but helped her learn critical social skills like building relationships or effectively communicating with others.

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This podcast ep reshaped the way I think about carrying myself in different social situations and how effectively embracing your insecurities or faults from the past can be in evolving your personality. As relationship Counselor Erin Chen discussed her initial years of getting accustomed to dealing with the problems of others, she portrays the embarrassing moments that many will face throughout life. Despite these challenges, Chen learned to accept her profession which allowed her to grow not only professionally but also mentally.