This audio piece titled "Test for Reverse Pushing" is a peculiar blend of spoken word and sound manipulation techniques. The audio opens with a clear spoken word segment, which is gradually modified with pitch-shifting techniques to create an unusual and somewhat disconcerting sonic environment. As the spoken words continue, they are manipulated in a way that they seem to be pushed in reverse, creating an eerie effect that plays with our perception of time and space. The pitch-shift adds another layer of complexity, altering the tone and tenor of the spoken words, making them sometimes comically high-pitched, at other times ominously low. The overall effect is a weird, experimental soundscape that challenges traditional ideas of how spoken words can be used and perceived in audio pieces.