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    I love podcasts, but more importantly I love podcasting. For one, podcast is akin to making your own radio/tv show which you release on some arbitrary schedule. They vary and still accessible to anyone who owns a smart phone (even the with old blackberry supports podcast). And now, I look back why I started my 010 music podcast. I've been listening to a ton of podcasts, including and not limited to: Start-up by Gimlet, Spinning Session by Spinning Record, Stuff You Should Know by How Stuff Work, TEDtalk by TED, BBC World Service by BBC, Freakanomics by Stephen J.Dubner, and Hardcore History by Dan Carlin. You can say I have a lot in my plate for 1 guy, but that reflects my interest and also a goal to make my podcast into one of these giants of podcasting... maybe not that big. the show Start-up and Spinning Session are my direct inspiration for making my podcast, one is about getting a new business up and running with all the behind the scenes exposed, and the other about new music (particularly EDM) being shown. I love these shows, and I wanted to make one that reflects my interest as well as my changing taste and love of experimentation.…

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    I may be a little slow to the podcast game, but I blame my extremely short attention span. In no way am I a “books on tape” kind of girl, because then I become “daydream-look at the window –miss half the chapter” kind of girl. So years ago, when my husband suggested I download these podcasts, I dismissed him. Like I smiled and nodded my head and thought about puppies, ice cream cones, and sunshine while he listed a bunch of podcasts I would like. I lumped them together with my attempts to…

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    Sam Harris Analysis

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    What makes this podcasts different from the others over a similar topic is that Sam Harris is highly educated and decides to use his own personal narrative in order to reach his viewers. It could also be because he simplifies his medical terminology in a way that anyone can understand through analogies and metaphors that are given. Podcasts in general are becoming popular in medical education. A recent study from Korean J Medical Education, who has numerous educators voices , “Podcasts are…

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    Not all podcasts are great, however, because of the age of smartphones, and iTunes, apps are available. The use of smartphones and Android apps makes podcasting a trend. Students and teachers have Bluetooth connectivity. That connectivity means that students adaption to podcasting begs to question, where will podcasting take us next. Forbes (2015) researches student’s involvement and adaption to podcasting. In the article Beyond lecture capture: Student-generated podcasts in teacher…

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    THE DISTRACTION OF TECHNOLOGY Students today spend most of their time using technology without realizing the effect of the issue. Technology is like a drug its addicting students use technology during school and afterschool. Some students use their phones to search up ideas or answers for their homework or other students would rather go on social media. Technology is effecting students grades and their education and there is many…

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    If people relied more on the outside world, It would be much easier to be sociable in today’s society. It is very easy to get on the internet and talk to someone, work on something, get on social media, and even find a quick answer for a test. Today’s society relies solely on the internet for their answers; when past generations didn 't have it so easy. As Much information as the internet holds, people depend on it too much just because it 's much easier to find what they’re looking for. As…

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    Podcast Advertising

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    Podcasts are steadily gaining popularity as the number of loyal listeners continues to increase. Advertising agencies, marketing companies and others with a promotional message to share are starting to take notice of the popularity and want to take part in the action. Creating advertisements specifically for podcast episodes provides a business with a chance to extend their reach within a new market segment of their industry. As the growing success of podcasts continue, every business owner…

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    Podcast Immigration

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    An Immigration Story For my creative writing piece I decided to focus on the genre of podcasts. Podcasts are a common medium used to inform and interact with an audience. I choose to do a podcast because my topic at hand, immigration, can be very broad and contains a lot of information. The video format allowed for a more direct connection to the audience. Though the general public could be considered the audience for this piece, I found it more important to target an audience less informed…

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    The Imperfect Podcast

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    Thanks to the lovely people over at The Imperfect Podcast, I have been able to connect with some amazing independent filmmakers, actors, directors, and more. In the case of Tonya Kay, I asked for her an interview the moment I saw that they were interviewing her. Thankfully, Tonya had some time recently to chat with me about the evolution of her career as well as her perspective on life and the pursuit of one's dreams, including her prospects for the future. RH: Why did you choose…

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    Podcast Speech Analysis

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    Podcast Script This photograph was taken in an era where the most defining characteristic of America; freedom, was barraged by the daggers of communism surfacing around the globe. In the 1960’s, American soldiers fought a raging war in Vietnam to protect liberty and freedom on the home-front. With Americans liberties protected, they were able to pursue the American spirit with full force. This image is part of a series called the “Freedom Riders” that Danny Lyon captured and produced. He…

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