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There was pump up music as an introduction and then it cut off abruptly and the conversation began. The conversation was energetic at times, but most of the time normal.

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i listened to an alex cooper and joe rogan podcast. I felt most of alex's are her laughing with someone, gossiping, or saying advice. it is mostly positive. joe rogan's can be any kind of feeling. they talk about literally anything you can think of. you might be crying or laughing hysterically by the end of it. 

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i listened to an alex cooper and joe rogan podcast. I felt most of alex's are her laughing with someone, gossiping, or saying advice. it is mostly positive. joe rogan's can be any kind of feeling. they talk about literally anything you can think of. you might be crying or laughing hysterically by the end of it. 

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I listened to Impaulsive by Logan Paul. So for the introduction they usually start with a snippet of what the podcast is about and the guest for that day, and then music plays and we get a formal introduction as listeners. Dave Portnoy was the guest for the episode I listened to. I also listened to a part of MMG Live. MMG is a YouTuber who does twitch streamed podcasts about the NFL. The intro was very similar to Impaulsive.

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In this podcast, there was not much of an introduction. Emma immediately begins speaking about the topic (which was “our addiction to character assassination”). This grabbed my attention immediately and made me want to continue listening. There is no background noise/music, and there are only subtle sound effects when the podcast transitions from the actual topic to an advertisement. She spoke like she was just talking to an old friend which gave the podcast a very casual feel.

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All of the episodes began with some sort of music. This indicated that the episode was about to start but also to capture the listeners attention to ensure they are focused on the information being talked about.

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Bad Dates with Jameela Jamil- It started with an intro into guests, then theme song, then reintroduction of guests
Office Ladies with Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer- ad first thing, theme song, intro into show
Baby, This is Keke Palmer- small ad, transition tune, intro into show, theme song, then show began
I liked how each podcast had a theme song/tune.

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They try many different restaurants, new flavors at places, events where the food is a big aspect and discuss/review the food. I started to listen to one where they talk abt super bowl food. In the beginning I noticed they had a little theme song intro and also promoted their other social media pages to gain more followers.

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They included different background noises to transition topics and make it feel like the listener was transported there

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I tried to pick podcasts from different genres. I did comedy, science, and true crime. All of these had different intros and sounds. The comedy one started by taking a funny clip from the podcast then playing upbeat music. The science one started with a quote about life and then played music that sounded like Star Wars effects. The true crime one played an eerie song before diving into the story.

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I listened to a crime podcast called Unsolved Mysteries. The music and way the people spoke was very suspenseful. I think that aspect kept people interested because you don’t know what they are gonna say next and what’s going to happen next. They gave a brief description of what crime they were talking about in that episode without giving anything away.

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I listened to a podcast called s-town. It’s about a mystery murder in a small town in Alabama. I found it interesting that the introduction was about how antique clocks work and peoples struggle to fix them today. I have a feeling that this concept of old things breaking and being near impossible to fix will be a theme that plays out in this podcast. There were transitions from the clock story to the first interviewer who actually had reached out to the radio station company. Keeping with the mystery theme clocks surrounded the background noise and would stop to create suspense as the host learned more.

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The two podcasts I listened two had different intros. One went straight into content while the other introduced who they were and the structure of what they wanted to talk about. The main similarity between the two was they both went off on random tangents, but it was still fun to hear what they had to say. Joe Rogan-Elon musk, impulsive with Nate diaz

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Joe Rogan Experience and Pardon My take 

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Joe Rogan Experience and Pardon My take 

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Pardon my take begins with a song, “Electric Avenue”, while Joe Rogan has a noise of a monkey and a slogan. I think both podcast’s intros do a good job of getting the viewer hooked into the podcast. You immediately know what person you are going to listen to because you hear it each video. The intros set the mood to the whole of the podcast.

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I listened to “The Journey,” by Darien Rencher. He introduced himself, introduced his guests and explained what they would be talking about. There was no sound or music, it was real raw and unedited and I liked that.

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I listened to two very different podcast. The first was a barstool podcast by Alex Cooper. And the second one was an inspirational podcast on the topic of anxiety by Lillie Rhinehart. I noticed very different aspects in both. In the barstool podcast, the sounds were loud, a lot of laughter, and explicit lines. Whereas, the inspirational one was calm, soothing, and made one feel at piece. Based on the audience, both of these podcast are very good. It all depends on your interest as the listeners!