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It can happen to anyone. You’re out of town at a conference or event, and less than 24-hours before you’re set to take the stage for a talk, your voice decides to completely give out. Without access to your kitchen or a pharmacy full of remedies, what can you do? Canceling isn’t an option, but luckily there are a few ways to get your voice back just in the nick of time. Trust me, I know from personal experience. What not to do: [7:51] 1: Shh. [8:52] 2: Thank you, Carol Brady. [9:15] 3: Grab this tool. [9:32] 4: Choose your beverages wisely. [10:18] 5: Don't sing us a song, Piano Man. What to do: [11:25] 1: Get help. [11:59] 2: Seriously, shh. [12:10] 3: Take a couple of these. [12:31] 4: Drink up. [13:27] 5: Decaf. [13:55] 6: An oldie but a goodie. [14:19] 7: Get steamy. [15:04] 8: Ask your hotel for one of these. [15:36] 9: Chew on this. [15:47] 10: Don't do this -- it's a big myth. [17:15] 11: Keep a cup of this on stage. [17:49] 12: Don’t yell. [18:07] 13: Address the obvious. [18:56] 14: The importance of planning ahead. Mentioned on the episode: Check out the tips I received when I asked my Twitter followers for help with recovering my lost voice. Look for the week of March 1st. © Molly McPherson 2020