Thanks Joggle

Maybe we can try talking on the phone. I'm still not sure if I'm going to go through with the last part. Good luck with your own recordings!
Joe, unless I misunderstood, it looked like you might also be interested. I'll keep both of you in mind.
A lot of people don't like the sound of their voice when they hear a recording of it, because it does sound different compared with how you normally hear yourself. Perhaps speaking on the phone would be a more functional approach. It's likely that you don't actually have to get used to hearing your voice recorded, so it's not really necessary as an exposure source. I think it would be better to get used to hearing your voice in functional, daily contexts. So yeah, use the phone!
Yeah, phone conversations don't seem to bother me as much as recordings. I really hate the way I sound in a recording or in a video. My voice hasn't been sounding too bad in the recordings, but it sounds less adult than I would like. This is kind of funny, because I used to think my voice sounded deep in recordings but kind of on the dumb side. I'm hoping that by using recordings, I'll become more comfortable with what other people are actually hearing when I speak.