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I listened to the podcast name "I don't get how sex work". I didn't like this podcast because i was waiting for something fun but it's never happened, i was disappointed. So because I think i don't understand the thing that was funny, I didn't enjoy my experience

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Today, I listened to a podcast named "Anything goes" by Emma Chamberlain, more specificaly the episode "Highschool". I only had the time to listen to the first ten minutes of this podcast, but i had the time to hear one of her most embarassing highschool stories where she thought she was cool leaving guy's messages on delivered for hours and she was actually leaving them on read because her "read" notifications were on. I realy liked her podcast because Emma is a person who is able to lauph at herself and it makes her stories very entertaining. Also, she wasn't always as famous as she is now so her anectdotes are always relatable.

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I listened to the "Modern Value Investing" podcast. This is a podcast that will help you to reach your financials goals. Within only 15 minutes, I learned about stock market investing and I understood risk and reward of the stocks I buy. This podcast covers a variety of investing topics.

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I listen the podcast named “the history of the chocolate” and I found it very good. The voice was really calm and it was relaxing.  It was easy to understand what the narrator was saying. Also, it was honestly a lot more interesting than I thought it would be. I believed that it was just gonna be someone explaining how to make chocolate but instead it was about how this kind of food is everywhere in today society. If there was more little podcast like that, I will definitely watch them to know more and more about the beauty that is chocolate. If I needed to rate this podcast, I will probably put it 9/10.

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I listened to a podcast entiled "The History of fottbal world cup" what I especially liked about this podcast he is calm and restful voice, I was quickly cariied away by the loudness of his words. Otherwise I loved the text, I love soccer a lot. I also knew that i really didn't know everything because it taught me a lot of new things. In truth I really liked tjis podcasts and I have the dificulty in saying bad things about him or his text. I could perhaps say that he could sometimes add a little more to his text but I understand it there are so many to say about socce. Anyway, I would rate this little part of this podcasts 5 stars.

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The podcast that I listened too is 5 Minute History ans it talks about the creation of Nintendo. The company was cretaed in 1889 in Japan and it was just playing card. In 1959, Nintendo made a contract with Disney to use the characters in theirs cards. At this moment, Nintendo made a huge step in the international business. In 1970, they start doing videos games in the arcade. The company grew and now Nintendo make nice games for everyone. I enjoyed listened to the episode because I don't play videos games on a platform like this but I loved the way that it was explain even if the accent of the host was different and sometimes complicated to understand. I liked the amount of informations that was given. It was not too much and not too less

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I listened to the Dead Meat Podcast, they're a podcast focused on horror movies. The episode I listened to was about the first Paranormal Activity. I really liked this podcast, because it pushed me to finally see the movie, plus it made me discover their podcast and my love for horror movies. I ended up listening to the other podcasts about the other movies in the franchise.

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I listened to a podcast about making good decisions. It talks about trusting yourself, taking risks and making bad choices. You have to get rive out of the goal of perfecting decision making. You have to be ok with making good and bad decisions. You also need to be guided by your values and not by fear. You are guided by what can go wrong. You have to follow what values you want to go toward and you need to listen to both rational and emotional mind. Rational mind can make you do a pros vs cons list and emotional mind can make you realise what you really feel. Finally reward yourself for succeses and lessons learned. So you have to trust yourself when you are making decisions.

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The podcast I heard is called My favorite murder. The concept of the podcast is two persons read some story of murder and comment them. The episode I heard is the minisode 160 and talk about a lot of murder story sometime funny sometime horrible! One of them is about a teacher in a middle school who never comeback at school because is husband poison the drink of the teacher. Another story is about a family who simulate the murder of the daughter for finally assassinate them! I enjoy this podcast because it can be scary some time but sometime the murder do some random thing that doesn’t make sense!

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I listened to a podcast made by WhatCulture Gaming. This podcast was about the best video game of the decade. It is a podcast hosted by three people who in this episode each offered a few games and said why it should be the games of the decade. Several excellent games came out like: GTA5, Zelda, Red dead redemption, the last of us ..... I really liked this podcast and I think I will listen to another episode at some point or another.

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The podcast I listened to was the ''My favorite murder'' episode 165. In this episode, they talked about a scatty and also pretty scary murder that happened in 1978, in the U.S. state of New Mexico. I really enjoyed this podcast because, in addition to being really sad and scary, it was also weirdly funny. I think that people who enjoy horror movies will enjoy this podcast.

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The podcast that i listened was Hockey News Podcast. In the podcast, the subject is how the owner of a national hockey Team can handle the situation with the Corona Virus. They explain, how they paid their employes and what they do for the hockey games. I like this podcast because i learn how the owner handle the situation and I love sport in general. That's why I like this little video.

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I listen to the podcast called “Unsolved Murders: True Crime Story” by Carter Roy and Wenndy Mackenzie. This podcast is about, like the title say, the unsolved murder of our story. I listen the episode about John Rains, a sheperd who was mysteriously killed. I enjoyed listening this podcast because the way that the animators explain the story is very clear and they articulate words well to make it easy to understand. I also like the fact of they tell us their opinion about the story and the list of suspect that they have.

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I listened a podacst called ‘’Anythnig goes’’ by Emma Chamberlain. I listened the episode called intuition. She talks about gut feelings and the instinct, this little voice in our head that tell us to do something. I liked to listen it because she was explaining stories that happened to her and why it brings her where she is now.
it was interesting
to know stories about her and to see how it evolved her

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I listened to the podcast called " all about sports " and it was an american football edition. It talked about the position who makes the most money in the NFL. Overall the defensive player are the post paid, but it’s the quarterback of the team, generally who’s going to make more money. I enjoyed it, because they talked about something that I like, football, and I learned some new things that I didn’t know before.

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The podcast I listened to was the h3 podcast #169. In this episode, they reviewed the best and worst moments of 2019. I really enjoyed this episode, because I thought it was really funny. this was the first podcast I watched in a long time and I don't regret watching it.

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the podcast I listened  was called 5 Minute History. This podcast talks about all the important historical inventions or moments. the episode I was listening  was the origins of chocolate. it was about where the basic chocolate came from, how it got international, and when it was changed .

I dont like the podcast because who spoke had no emotion in his voice he told the story without wanting to tell it. If he would add more emotions to his voice I would surely have liked the podcast. There is also the fact that the person spoke with a British accent and I have trouble understanding it with this accent that I am not used to .

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The podcast that I listened to is How I Met Your Mother: Official Private Joke Podcast.

The animator is aksing questions to many chacaracters of the show How I Met Your Mother and in the podcast season 9, #8 the guest is Neil Patrick Harris, who interprets Barney Stinson. The animator wants to know what Neil Patrick is thinking about the season 9 of the show and how be his character.

I very liked this podcast, because I realised that not only Barney make me laugh but also the actor. So during my listening, I laughed at the jokes and the weird sounds doing by Neil Patrick. Also, I loved to learn more about the show and the actor because I really like How I Met Your Mother.

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I listened to the beginning of the podcast called "The pilot/My first day" on Spotify. I didn't quite enjoy it. The description of the podcast was : a very funny podcast by very funny people but I didn't laugh in the first ten minutes so it wasn't that funny or it wasn't my type of humor. Maybe it gets funnier the longer you listen it but it took too much time for me. They also talked about things that I don't know, and shows that I don't know. But basically, it was only two guys talking to each other about a show and how their fans interacted with them, that's what happens in the beginning of their first podcast.

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The podcast that i listened was about the history of chocolate.

Chocolate was discovered around the years of 1400. It was considered as a alcoholic beverage. Around the year of 1900 it was so precious that only the queen can drink this magic drink. Marco polo want back to Mexico from Guatemala with this cocoa beans for the queen.

For the conquistador they use cocoa beans for trade market like 100 beans = 1 canoe with fresh water. At this time it was only a hot chocolate beverage.

In the year of 1800, we strarted to add honey or sugar to reduce the bitterness of the cocoa. Since this moment, it came a consuming habit. It was so popular that we used a lot of slaves to work in the cocoa plantation.

Around 1850 there is a machine revolution. Less slaves gonna be used in those plantation, that is a good thing. They also remove the cocoa butter for cold consumming cause they find out that cocoa butter is the fat part of this.

In 1875, it’s the milk chocolate creation by Henry Nestle. He added milk powder to the cocoa.

In 1879, with is new machine, Rudolf Lindt create a new chocalate texture. He mixt cocoa butter with cocoa.

Finaly its 7.2 million metric tonne of chocolate that is consumming each year on the planet.

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I listened to the first episode of the podcast named “Joe Exotic: Tiger King”. A few weeks ago, I watched the documentary serie on the same topic and I thought that the story was very odd, but also extremely captivating. The podcast explains the unusual path of Joe Exotic, why he decided to own a zoo and why he is known as the “Tiger King”. Joe Exotic’s real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage and he is the former owner of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park  in Oklahoma and he used to be one of the USA most prolific breeders of tigers. The feud between Carole Baskin, an animal rights activist, and Joe Exotic is also features in the podcast. In addition to that, we learn more about how Joe made money by abusing tigers, lions, monkeys and other exotic animals.

I think that the podcast was really well made and that the narrator did a really good job because it made the story very fascinating and suspenseful. I also like the way it was structured and the use of music.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tiger-king-1/id1501568556?i=1000468856880

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The podcast that i listened to was called 10 / 3 on the National Post website. In the episode that
i listened to, the subjects were on Law 21 and on the famous question: why would wearing the hijab be prohibited in professions of authority or power in Quebec? In this episode, several causes and consequences were treated and discussed about this law.

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Covid-19 : when womens get  hurt

A really interesting podcast by two girls on fire!

The corona virus does a lot of damage. It kills and hurts people, but honestly, it's not the thing that matters most to me because they're in good hands with the nurses and the doctors. I care most about women who are in quarantine with their violent husbands. One in four women has experienced spousal violence in her life, these are the normal statistics without the Covid-19 effect. But now, in quarantine, the woman can no longer leave, she must stay at home with her violent husband. Murders and complaints are increasing and even if we do something, it will be too late, these women will be traumatized for the rest of their lives. Imagine being mistreated by the person you love the most, it's horrible.

In this podcast, the two hosts said and "do" something that upsets me, let me show you. Imagine being the mother of two young children you love so much and the wife of a man you think is perfect, you live in a beautiful apartment, your life is good. Now you are in quarantine because of covid-19 and spend all your days with your family. You and your husband start to get 🤬 off at each other (like a regular couple sometimes) but one evening when the kids are sleeping and you come into your room, he was there, waiting for you. You don't know why then you asked and he hits you in the face and then in the stomach and he grabs your arms and insults you. After that, he left you in tears and left somewhere that you don't know, that you don't want to know. The next morning it was as usual, so you think everything is fine, you have a normal day to play with your children but when the night comes and the children sleep, it starts again like yesterday, doing exactly the same thing. This is how it starts. Now you're afraid of him, but you pretend you're all right in front of your child, on the phone with your mother, on FaceTime with your best friend. You are afraid of the night because it always does the same thing when the sun goes down. So you keep your children awake longer, sometimes you lock yourself in the bathroom or ask your children to sleep in your room. You cannot stop this alone, but it makes you believe that you are alone. In reality, you are not alone, I swear.

I loved this podcast because the two hosts were not afraid of words, they were not sad, they did not even have pity they were angry so yes they use bad words but I agree with it.
WOMEN ARE DYING !!
WE MUST DO SOMETHING!
WAKE UP!
Stop thinking about yourself and you are so bored in quarantine, women die from coronavirus not because they are sick but because they are beaten.

They die without good reason.

They die because they are women.

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The podcast I listened to was called: Darkness In The Pass Part 2. In this episode of the Global News podcast Crime Beat, Nancy Hixt a crime reporter explains you the details of the crime committed against Terry Blanchette and his two-year-old daughter Hailey Dunbar Blanchette. Nancy Hixt interviews the mother of Terry Blanchette in this episode

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I listened Emma Chamberlain's podcast (anything goes). The episode I listened talk about her high school. She tells embarrassing stories that happened to her. I recommend it because it's really funny and easy to understand because she speak in familiar language.

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I listened to a podcast about discipline. It talks about the importance of self discipline and the major impact it can have on your life. I like to begin my day with listening to one of those because it motivates me to be productive and achieve my goals. Also, they're just a few minutes so it's very easy to listen to them during your breakfast.

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I listened to a podcast called "
Digging depp: How life has changed for Olympic gold medalist Jessie Diggins".The first 10 minutes of this podcast is about a cross-country skiier. She talk about how she started cross-country skiing. It was with her parents who enjoyed skiing, hiking and biking. Then Jessie started to train with a team when she was in high school. She loved pushing her self and being part of the team. She performed so well that she was selected for Olympic Games.  I enjoy this podcast because the story of Jessie reminds me my own story : I started skiing with my parents and now i train with a team and i do competitions at national level. I dream to go to the Olympics. I also agree with her when she said that having fun and participating to national and international competitions is more important than winning medals. So, I am motivated to continue my training and push my self, because Jessie explained very well that my dream is achievable.

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I listened the Joe Rogan podcast, his guest was Elon Musk. In this podcast, Joe interviewed Elon about his projects and his three companies. In one of the clip of the podcast they talk about how people  look more happy on their social medias and how this can create a kind of simulation and it could make reality different.

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I listened to the 5 minutes history podcast about the History of Chocolate. In this podcast I learned how the chocolate was considered important in the Aztec and Maya community they thought it had something to do with a certain god. I also liked to learned that cocoa bean was a form of money at a certain time in History.

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Nancy Hixt is a Canadian crime reporter. In her podcast Crime Beat, she tells us about true crimes that have marked her career. You can hear calls to 911, interviews with suspects and witnesses, and real police interrogations. I listened to the first episode about the story of Meika Jordan. The episode begins with a call to 911, where we hear the stepmother saying that Meika fells down the stairs and is seriously injured. When the police arrived, they were unconvinced that it was really an accident. An investigation is then opened and we discover throughout the podcast that the little girl’s father and stepmother are not as innocent as they claim and that the story is much more horrible than a simple fall in the stairs…

I really enjoyed this podcast because I’m a fan of true crime stories. Also, I liked the different audio evidences, it makes the podcast even more interesting!

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Podcast : A moment of kindness from Andrea

Summary : in the beginning, there was a lot of promotion for the podcast but then after, there was a woman explaining how the act of kindness from a total stranger brought her and her husband closer together. The kind man gave his air miles card to the woman who was broke at the time so, she could see her husband abroad when there were in university.

Reason why i enjoyed it : I enjoyed knowing that there are still some people out there that are not corrupted by selfishness and other.

Reason why I didn’t enjoyed it : the promotion was really long and annoying.

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The podcast I listened to was the h3 podcast #174. This episode of their podcast they we're able to get Papa john from Papa john's pizza company and they we're conversing with him about all the drama that happened surrounding him because he got kicked out for allegedly saying the "n-word". The episode was really funny because the h3h3 channel on youtube used to make jokes about papa john's when their channel was smaller and they finally we're able to get him on their show. It was also very funny because John Schnatter which is his real name takes pizza's very seriously and he often talks about pizza's like it's an art form.

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I listened to a podcast call, “Hockey Central.” The headliners were Milan Lucic. They were four guys to ask questions the Milan about his career and other stuff. This man plays in the National Hockey Ligue. He plays for four different teams. The show talks about the battle of Alberta. This is a name like this because the Edmonton oilers and the Calgary Flames create a very good show this year with rivalry, clean hits and good fights. One of the guys says to Milan if he likes to play against the Edmonton Oilers because of the rivalry. He answers YEAH because Milan type is a power forward. That means he likes hitting, fighting but he can have points to. He has 20 Points this season. I choose this podcast because I like to watch or to listen to something about hockey and now with the Covid-19, the world is like slow and the sports market is like dead so, when I have time I watch some sports.

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The podcast I listened to was

Jeremy Zucker Talks comethru, summer, & Jon Bellion from the Zach Sang show. Jeremy Zucker is one of my favorite artists right now. He talks about his childhood and I guess I liked that we had similar lives. I like the host of this podcast because he asks really good questions to people who come in the podcast.

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Jeremy Zucker Talks comethru, summer, & Jon Bellion

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I listened to a podcast of Emma Chamberlain called « Anything Goes ». It’s a podcast about social media and how they can affect us with bad comment or anything nasty. I enjoyed listening this episode called « Social media » because she explains to us a situation that happened recently, a situation that has affected her self-esteem. It proves to us that it is situations can happen to everyone and she says that we are not alone in this situation and i totally agree with her. I also like the way she explain that : she speaks with confidence, it’s very clear and easy to understand.

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I listened to Serial, probably the most iconic crime solving podcast out there. At first it was a bit hard to get in, but once you get started, it's hard to stop. But there is also first person journalism, which is not as good as the crime solving part, but is as enjoyable. Before being a podcast, it was a radio program, but they changed to podcast to get a bigger audience.

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I listened to Emma Chamberlain's podcast called anythings goes. I listened to the high school episode and it tells her love story and her teen anecdotes. I liked this podcast because it was funny, entertaining and different.

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Since the beginning of my quarantine, I've watch a lot of YouTube videos but this podcast channel have probably been the best so far. The Skotcast or Nothin' Matters or Doesn't Matter podcast has his own particularity for example the name that changes episode after episode or the topics like the time Jeff Wittek did in jail(the host of the podcast) or the drinking problems of Scotty Sire(the co-host of the podcast). I think all of these elements create an amazing show to watch.

Here's a summary of what a normal episode of the Skotcast looks like:
It starts with an energetic intro by Scotty Sire and then they just talk about random stuff during 30-50 minutes. There's also an other co-host his name is Nerf and he's the dog of Jeff. Nerf sleeps during all of the show but he still has a mic. They have segments, my favorite is Advice From A**holes, they basically give their advices and opinions on questions of their subriscribers.

I strongly recommend you their podcast episode 9 Scott Leaks How Much Money He Makes because I think it's the best one to introduce you to this channel.

I really like this podcast because I think it's really funny, the dark humour of Jeff and the positive energy of Scott is the best duo. I think you need to know them before listening to their podcast because if you don't know them you are not going to be able to understand half of the jokes.

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I listened to a podcast called "Who has the inside track of the hart hockey race". Yea, it's an hockey podcast, as you might expect! Pretty good tho. They talked about who should win the Hart trophy (the best player of the league win this trophy at the end of the year). I really liked the podcast because they gave very good points on the five best players of the league, and it wasn't just their stats. They gave their opinions on why this or this player should win the trophy, and they show their points of view really well. They came to a conclusion that Leon Draisatl should win the Hart Trophy, but I think Artemi Panarin should win it. Panarin is an undrafted player (that means that nobody wants him when he was 18 years old). It was his first year with New York and everybody had high expectations in him because of is big contract. He almost pulled off 100 points (he didn't do it because the season ended due to the covid-19) and he drive the New York Rangers to a playoff spots. I think he was the best player in the league this year. But I really enjoyed this podcast and they were very good.

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The podcast i chose to listen is called The History of Chocolate. It was produced by 5 Minutes of History. It pretty much explains the origins of chocolate, how it got popular, the bad/good sides of it. I liked the podcast because I learned new things like that because the massive popularity it gained, the percentage of underpayed labors and slaves augmented. A second reason why I liked it would be because I think that the narrator has a really satisfying accent. Mostly when he says cocoa beans. I don't really know why but, I like it.

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Because I’m a fan of the show called “Friends”, I decided to listen to a podcast that is called : “Meet My Friends The Friends”, that was about one of my favourite episode of the 10 seasons, “The One With The Jellyfish”.

Tom Sharpling and Pat Byrne describe very well what happened in this episode.  For exemple, the reason why this episode is named “The One With The Jellyfish” is because one of the main characters , Monica Geller, gets stung by a jellyfish while being on the beach with 2 of the others mains characters Joey Tribianni and Chandler Bing. Joey remembers something that he saw on the Discovery channel that if you get stung by a jellyfish, you must pee on yourself to get rid of it. But Monica can’t do it to herself, so Joey or Chandler must do it. After that incident there is a weird tension until the end of the episode between these characters that is very funny.

So, I enjoyed this podcast because it brought back good memories of the show and I had a good laugh!

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I listened to the Coronavirus: Should I Disinfect EVERYTHING? podcast. In the beginning it's a men that explain what he's doing when he goes at the grocery store and explain that he find that crazy to wipe all the items that he bought and even his credit card. He's an ordinary man so it shows a little bit that the population feels like him. After a woman explain how the virus spreads and how much time it survive on various material. For exemple she said that a study had shown that the virus was undetectable on paper after only 3 hours but when they put the virus on glass they could still detected it after 2 days and on plastics it was longer than that. I found that podcast very interesting because it was based on scientific experiences.

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The podcast I listened to was called "The disappearance of Lisa Mitchell" It was about a 29 years old mom who disappeared in quite a weird way. I liked this podcast because we really get to learn how every member of the family lives with her gone and also we get to know what the police did to find her. Aslo I think the story is really well explained because we get to know a lot of detail of how it all happened.

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I listened to the ''How To Increase Mental Toughness In Sport'' podcast. I found this theme very interesting because this video explains that we have not been taught how to think carefully. In sports, we are told what to do, how to do it and everything is about our bodies. This video explains how to think while doing sports, how to have a good attitude. I liked this podcast because it joined me

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I listened to ''My Favorite Murder" podcast. It is about two fans of true crime stories Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark who tells each other their favorite murder story. In this episode they talk about someone who bought a murder van and a John List connection. Overall, this podcast is easy to understand and it is fun because you can learn a lot about different crime stories around the world.

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

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This week's hometowns include a John List connection and a murder van.

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I listened to a podcast called Athena the Wise Warrior. She talks about the life of the goddess Athena and we are taught more about the legends of history. First it comes from the union of the god Dseus and the goddess Métis. Métis had the power to transform herself into whatever she wanted. One day Gaya went to see Dseus to tell him that his wife was expecting 2 children, a boy56 and a girl. He also knew that his son was going to steal his throne from him. Dseus who did not want this to happen, wanted to do everything to prevent his wife from giving birth. One evening, he asked her to transform into a lion and then a drop of water. When this was done, he swallowed his own wife. One day he went to see Fiston, who opened his skull to get Athena out of it. Several years later, Dseus announced that the cities of men were going to be directed by the gods. Each god had the opportunity to choose his kingdom and Athena obtained the Pentagon. During the War of Three Athena who was goddess of war watched over the heroes for strategies and weapons. Following this war she was recognized as a good warrior, adviser and fine strategist, it is for this reason that she is a famous figure of the Olympus.

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I listened to the Misfits podcast, it is about some youtubers that talk about online things or some funny events that happened to them. the podcast is more on the not family friendly side but they are very funny. That's why I watch their podcast. Also, I watch their podcast because some of their stories of what they did is very interesting and funny. In this episode they talk about their misfits car. They bought a smart car even though the misfits are 6 people.

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I listened to “Where There’s smoke” by Nick and Brett on Spotify. This podcast talks about self-development in a way that is very easy to understand. It is really mind-opening. The episode I listened to was called “How you are who you are”. This episode is only about self-acceptance. They really explain what self-acceptance is and why it is so important. Self-acceptance can be challenging but their two guests talk about their experience with it and they also give easy tips to anyone who is struggling with accepting who they are. I love this podcast because they talk about a lot of different things that can help us to be our best self. It is very inspiring, and it is obvious that they put a lot of effort and passion in it. It is the perfect blend of introspection and entertainment. I would totally recommend it to anyone who is looking for self-improvement!

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Where There's Smoke is a weekly podcast that explores self-development through the filter of current events, pop culture, and experience. We surf the zeitgeist through an array of audio clips, quotes, concepts, and conversations.

In the spirit of The Daily Show and This American Life, we throw everything into an audio centrifuge that separates "what" from "why". You walk away with insights and actionable solutions to improve your business, relationships, and almost any area of your life.

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Where There's Smoke explores self-development through the lens of current events, sports, and pop culture. We surf the zeitgeist through an array of audio clips, quotes, concepts, and conversations. In the spirit of The Daily Show and This American Life, we throw everything into an audio centrifuge that separates "what" from "why".

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Because I'm a fan of horror movies, I decided to take advantage of this quarantine to listen to the Child's play saga. In this series of eight films, we find as the main character the famous Chuky doll.

Being a fan of podcasts and horror, I decided to listen to Child's Play Series Summary Podcast Discussion by Alpha Rookie. In this podcast, we find two main hosts, who too are fanatical about horror. They regularly make short summaries of known films and share their opinions or even their points of view. Having extroverted personalities, our animators summarize the eight films, Child's Play (1988), Child's Play 2 (1990), Child's Play 3 (1991), Bride of Chuky (1998), Seed of Chuky (2004), Curse of Chuky (2013), Cult of Chuky (2017) and Child's Play (2019), in an entertaining, funny, simple way that makes you want to listen to this saga which is at the same time funny, scary and dark.
I believe that despite the fact that this podcast is long, we can still stop listening to it after the presentation of a film and resume the next day with a second film. I recommend this podcast to all those who like to be afraid and like to discover new films that are different from others. In addition, be careful because in this podcast, several scoops are revealed and the end too. Finally, I recommend this podcast to those who are impatient, those who do not like horror films, those who do not like the character of Chuky, those who do not like the universe in general of the saga of Child's Play.

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Child's Play Series Summary Podcast Discussion - Time to Hide in a Boy's Soul

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Why are people flocking to toilet paper in front of Covid-19 ?

In this podcast, the person briefly explains why everyone is throwing themselves on the toilet paper in front of the Covid 19. He explains that it is because people are more and more afraid of this new virus and therefore in other words, they will get toilet paper since it is not expensive. Since the media is exposing these images, people feel compelled to go buy them to get them before they are gone (they are influenced). So it's a wheel that turns backwards.   I liked this podcast because I found it interesting and very clear. I immediately understood. I also found them funny in his way of teaching us things. In addition as it is current, its makes the subject even more interesting. By cons I would have liked a little more detail on the subject, otherwise I had a great time.

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Why are people flocking to toilet paper in front of Covid-19 ?

In this podcast, the person briefly explains why everyone is throwing themselves on the toilet paper in front of the Covid 19. He explains that it is because people are more and more afraid of this new virus and therefore in other words, they will get toilet paper since it is not expensive. Since the media is exposing these images, people feel compelled to go buy them to get them before they are gone (they are influenced). So it's a wheel that turns backwards.   I liked this podcast because I found it interesting and very clear. I immediately understood. I also found them funny in his way of teaching us things. In addition as it is current, its makes the subject even more interesting. By cons I would have liked a little more detail on the subject, otherwise I had a great time.

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I listened to the 5 Minutes History podcast about Ferrari. I liked this podcast because  the founder was passionate about racing throughout his life and it was thanks to this that he created his own brand of sports car. I think that when we are passionate about something, it is important to follow your dreams.
The podcast was short and full of information to learn more about this topic.

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‎5 Minute History: The History of Ferrari on Apple Podcasts

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Today, I listened to the “Front Burner” podcast by CBC News. The  episode was called “After the lockdown: Life returns to Wuhan”. More precisely, in this 22 minutes episode, we talk about a Wuhan resident who has just been able to leave her apartment complex for the first time in 76 days so, since january. She tells us about her experience during the quarantine in China and how the goverment was handling the situation so the virus doesn't spread. Overall, this podcast is pretty easy to listen to and because its not very long, it's fun and informative.

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Listen to this episode from Front Burner on Spotify. It's a historic moment in Wuhan, China: After 76 days, the city where COVID-19 first emerged has ended its extreme lockdown, allowing people to enter and leave the city.

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I listened to 10 minutes of a podcast called goalie storie. In summary, they talk about the importance of the goalie an a team. This point is really the most  important point for a goalie. The confidence of his coach because if the goaltender know than his coach have confidence in him, more the goalie is confidence in the net. So he can make more good game and give more victories at his team. Otherwise, they talk about how the coach used the two goalies. Example if the goalie number one make a bad game. The coach can change the goalie and talk with him. Sometime, it's just a strategy because  it's not the bad of the goalie but it's the bad of the player than doesn't make a good game so the coach change the goalie just for boost the team. I really like this podcast because he talk about my position at hockey and because i'm agree with the information because i have already experienced it and i realize than yes the confidence is important, change of goalie it's correct if we don't play a good game.

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I just listened 10 minutes of a podcast that i pick: "179: Dungeons, Dragons and Totally Awkward Diaries". I look at a lots of podcast because i was not understanding enough to make a review about, but when i found this one i decide to pick it because he was easy to undertand and because my grandfather talk to me about Dungeons, Dragons and the way he was explaining this to me i was really passionated. The Podcast also talk about diaries of person that play this type of game. One were a someone who hates everyone at school and was unpleasant with others. The other was a shy person like me that was dreaming of a more exciting life. See they personlatity and how they was thinking through their diary was really interesting. I could add my gp motivation: He was looking for fight. To let off steam he started dragon dungeon and now instead of hitting others he was hitting monsters. That all, i wish you a good day!

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I listened to the "Misfits podcast"(Disclaimer: The content they can talk about in this podcast is "mature" so don't listen to this next to kids). The Misfit podcast is a podcast created by the youtubers Fitz, Swaggersouls, Tobyonthetele, Mccreamy, Zuckles and iNoToRiOuS. At the begin of there podcast they mostly talked about stories about how they meet and weird anecdotes. However, these days, they also invite popular internet people (Pokimane, Keemstar, Pyrocynical and more) and talk about various subject with them. I like there podcast because we can see what some celebrities of the internet manage some of there problem and of course listen to some cool anecdotes. The fact they talk with people who have various style of content can make it even more interesting.

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I listened to a podcast called "Fighting in hockey". The man who talks in this podcast is Don Cherry. He talks about why are the reasons for the players to fight during hockey games. Don Cherry asks this to Drew Doughty, a defensemen hockey player that plays robust on ice. Doughty said that when you fight other players it's to protect your team, yourself and for the supporters. Don Cherry said that the fighting are more important during the playoffs to prove that your team and you are ready to win the stanley cup. So, he thinks that fights are important in this sport.

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I just listened to the " Inside The Studio " podcast. It's an interview of Scott Phillips by Victoria N. First of all, you are need to know that this interview talk about the ancient Greece video game name Assassin's Creed Odyssey that it was released in 2018.   This woman was here with Scott, the producer of this game, to talk about the background of his studio, his role in the project and what it takes to sheet a game like that. Of corse, I'm not listening to the entire podcast because he's too long, but I have information to share with you. Scott Phillips joined the company Ubisoft USA in 2014 to create the ancient Assassin's Creed Syndicate and an other Open World game. He very liked the project, so he continued to work with them. After that, he became the producer of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, he said that he wanted a game with different things of others games of this franchise. That the game will be very huge and that response very well with the community. For him, this project was very fun because he likes history, he wants to discover many things about that.

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I listened to the 5 minute history podcast about the Great Depression. Within 5 minutes I understood completely the worst stock market crash in the history of the United States , why it happened and what consequences it then had on the population. It’s scary to think that 100 years later because of a virus , it would happen again.

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I enjoy the podcast 5-minute history about Nintendo because I learned a lot about this firm and I really like this format of podcast its short, but I learned a lot. Also, I found interesting the fact that at the beginning Nintendo was doing playing card.

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I just listened to a podcast called "Hockey Central" as its in the name its talking about hockey. In this program, central hockey will interview a hockey player named Jack Eichel. Jack plays for the Buffalo Sabres in the NHL and he's also my favorite player. In this show they will ask him question like: what are you doing during quarantine or what are you doing to stay fit etc... I liked this podcast because first of all I love hockey and I've been playing it for ten years and secondly Jack Eichel is my favorite player in the NHL.

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I listened to a podcast of Stranger Things because it’s my favourite show. So, the podcast name is: “Behind the scenes: Stanger Things”. So Basically, the host of the podcast is explaining how the direction of the show chose to put the Starcourt Mall in Hawkins and in the podcast we can here the voices of the directors that said what they think of putting the Starcourt Mall in the show and what’s fun about it. So, I enjoyed listening the first ten minutes of this podcast, but I think that the host should of talk about other things in the show and not just the Starcourt Mall.

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I listened to the podcast called «The prison break podcast» This podcast is about a woman, Allison Garrett. She was poor. One day the police came by to take her to the mental prison for the next seven years. She doesn’t want to go because of her kids. She won’t be able to say goodbye and won’t be there for this part of his life for those next years. She talks that she wanted to be out of the prison to help people get free and because kids also pay the price when their parents are in prison. I enjoyed listening to episode 1 because it shows how his life has changed since. She shares it with everyone without fearing what people would think about her podcast.

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I listened to a podcast called “Under review tennis podcast”. Episode 43 that I listened to, was a special edition where the host of the podcast discusses with US Open champion Bianca Andreescu about her unbelievable tennis year. I really enjoyed this episode titled “Us open special : Bianca Andreescu & Michael Joyce talk with Craig Shapiro”. However, I only listened to the first 12 minutes of the episode, when Bianca was being interviewed. What I liked of her interview is that I was able to learn more about my favorite tennis player, since the host, Craig Shapiro, asked many questions about her daily life, things that we don't always have access to during  the interviews on TV. I also liked that the podcast was not recoreded in a studio but when she left the tennis court after her training. I had the impression of better imagining the scene with the voice of the fans asking Bianca for autographs.

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US Open Podcast: Interview with Bianca Andreescu discussing her road to the open. Also, top WTA coach Michael Joyce breaks down the men's draw.

Open hopeful, BIANCA ANDREESCU is arguably the hottest player in tennis. This year she won Auckland and Indian Wells. She dropped out of Miami with an injury. But she came back on fire to become the first Canadian to win The Canadian Open in 50 years. Now Bianca Andreescu is en route to her first major title and speaking with Craig on the podcast.

We met up with Bianca court-side at Louis Armstrong Stadium during media day. And we walked and talked our way through the alleys and tunnel ways of the Billie Jean King Tennis Center. We discussed her year of wins and injury. She told us how she developed her unique game. And she let us know which Canadian recording artist's music she wants played as she takes center court.

Bianca's interview is followed by a discussion with superstar coach Michael Joyce who has been to nearly 30 US Opens. First as a junior; then as a Pro; and finally as a coach where he's worked with Sharapova, Azarenka, Bouchard, Konta and Pegula. And he is currently coaching Timea Babos. Michael dissects the men's draw and gives insight into what to look for in the next few weeks and beyond.
(Recorded August 20, 2019. Released August 28 2019).
UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com

SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL:

More episodes of UNDER REVIEW featuring current WTA Players:

KEYWORDS:

Ashcon Rezazadeh, ATP Finals, Felix Auger-Aliassame, Jim Courier, Daniil Medvedev, Novak Djokovic, Dr. Jim Loehr, Drake, Roger Federer, Sven Groeneveld, Indian Wells, Injury, Kasatkina, Kyrgios, Lendl, Miami Open, Nadal, Newport Beach, Patricio Apey, Rogers Cup, Denis Shapovalov, Sinner, Stan Wawrinka, Alexander Zverev

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US Open Podcast: Interview with Bianca Andreescu discussing her road to the open. Also, top WTA coach Michael Joyce breaks down the men's draw. Open hopeful, BIANCA ANDREESCU is arguably the hottest player in tennis. This year she won Auckland and Indian Wells. She dropped out of Miami with an injury.

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I listened to a podcast called « Missing & Murdered ». This podcast talks about a missing in 1989.Alberta Williams was found dead along the Highway of Tears near Prince Rupert and she was only 24 year old. Alberta’s death started with an email from retired RCMP officer Garry Kerr who was initially assigned the case. The police never caught her killer and 27 years later, her murder continues to haunt her family. There has several podcast parts for this story of disappearance. In the third episode, they found a « suspect ». I did not like this podcast so much because it is not a recent story, even if it is terrible to lost someone in our family. I did not hang on the story. But, it reminded me that you have to be careful.

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I listened to the podcast " Polygot Progress Podcast Ep. 3 ". Firstevall, I didn't very enjoyed this podcast because the two persons doing the podcasts didn't seemed very experimented with languages but I chose this one because there wasn't really other podcasts about languages. So in the podcast they talked about the different arguments about learning multiple languages at the same time. Personally I think it's a good idea if you have the time and if the languages you are learning are in the same language family ( Spanish and Portuguese). But the goodside of this podcast was that the persons voices weren't boring.

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I listened to the podcast "Sherlock Holmes-The Final Problem" by Enterteinement Radio on Spotify. I enjoy listening to this because I like Sherlock Holmes and I also liked the voices who played the characters.

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I listened to the podcast of Five minute history: "The history of cinema".  It explain how the first idea of cinema arrive in the head of peoples. It all start with the "Kinetoscop" developped by the Edison compagny in 1891. It has evolved to become the cinema that we know theses days. I didn't realy like this podcast because it was hard to understand.
First, the narrator had a strange accent that was realy hard to understand.
Secondly, it was too specific on the details and I couldn't follow what he was saying.
Finally, because of theses two negatives points, I didn't understand well the podcast so I didn't realy like it.

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I listened the podcast on cinema of 5 minutes history. In this podcast, I learned a lot of things about the evolution of cinema thanks to technologie. New technologies for creating movies have helped the popularity of cinema. We know the beginning of cinema in this podcast. It interest me because I like watching movies and go to cinema. This podcast is short but, we know full more things about the cinema thanks to him.

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I listened to the podcast called  “Meet the Quinneys” from Dear Good True Crime. The podcast is about a nine years old boy who accused his father of being 🤬 cult leader and abusing him in 🤬 rituales. I really enjoyed this podcast because it shows that people can have a hidden face because the father of the boy lived a normal life and at the same time was a secret murderer. I also really liked it because the voice of Julia McKenzie is very calm and very clear.

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I listened to the podcast

«Addressing the Recent YouTube Drama» by Skotcast. This is a podcast that talks about the problems that have happened between people on Youtube at Los Angeles. I did not really like the podcast because he was talking about someone I am not following on social networks. For example James Charles and Cody Ko. In addition, the podcast is more than a year old then the topics are no longer relevant

and is not particularly catchy for the audience.However, this may interest some people and several topics are covered on their podcast channel

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I listened to the podcast "5 minute history" (Ep.5 S.2). This episode was all about the wonderful snack everybody enjoys once in a while ; chocolate! They talked about it's origin, where it came from, how people used cacao seeds in the past, but somehow the podcast didn't vibe with me. I loved the man's accent but I didn't like how they exploited the topic. I thought they would teach me how they first made chocolate, a little bit like the show "Comment c'est fait", a big classic. But they didn't and it was a big disappointment. Also, I usually don't like podcasts. I'm a very visual person and when it comes to podcasts, it's hard for me to keep focusing since there are no images to look at. Still, if you're someone who enjoys history classes and very historical capsules, then I would recommend it to you. It just really wasn't for me!

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I listened to the podcast "COVID-19 vaccine: mice and men". It spoke that in 2003 a microbiologist had created genetically codified mice by the name of: Have 2. He had created these mice because of the epidemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome. It was a disease caused by a coronavirus but not the same as it is now. COVID-19 comes from a close strain. These mice had human receptors, they could get coronavirus and they had the same symptoms as humans. This is why today, microbiologists recreate these mice, to find a vaccine. I liked the subject of the podcast but the person speaking was pretty monotone so it made it less interesting.

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I listened to Canadian true crime episode 1 part one. The canadian true crime is a serie about crimes like murders that happened in Canada the series as 63 episodes. This first one is about Paul bernardo and karla Homolka, a couple who did many crimes together. I liked this podcast because it's a bit of local history but it is still fascinating. Some of the episode are really creepy and violent. It's like a horror movie but it's real... I also liked the fact that in the beggining of every episode, the host tells a bit of the background story of the criminals. I highly suggest you this podcast as long as you are not to sensible.

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The podcast I listened to was “Brockhampton Talks Sugar Video, Forming Brockhampton & Ginger” by The Zach Sang Show. In this podcast, the host, Zach Sang, interviewed the rap group Brockhampton. They talked about many things but not in the way normal interviews would. It was more like a real conversation and the question went a little bit deeper than the interviews that we are used to listen to. They talked about their creative process, about dropping out of school to do music, about why they consider themselves as a boyband and way more. I really recommend listening to this podcast if you are a fan of Brockhampton because you will learn a lot about them. If you are not a fan of this group, you can go listen to any other interviews from The Zach Sang Show with an artist that you admire, they are all so interesting and there is at least one from an artist that you like. If you love music, I promise listening to “The Zach Sang Show” will make you learn so much.

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I listened to the podcast "Jasettes et gourganes" episode 32: horror. 2 guys talk about horror in all its forms. They present us with iconic music of horror, its history, its classics. They make us recommendations of movies, of series. They also talk about the literary universe of Stephen King and Patrick Sénécal, and they end all this with a little quiz very entertaining!
To listen if horror interests you:)
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I listened to the podcast "Think Blissful Law of Attraction: Understanding meditation" It's about truly understanding the meaning and the benefits of meditating. He explains that it's a way to quiet your mind and to rise in vibration. It's not easy to let go and truly listen to our inner thoughts. I love this podcast and listen to it almost everyday because he really understands what he's talking about and it really captures your attention because he loves what what he's saying. He talks about it with passion. In his podcasts, he talks about a lot of different things. Sometimes it's about the law of attraction itself, sometimes it's about happiness, letting go of the people that hurt you and a lot of other inspirational subjects.

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The only Law of Attraction podcast that gets right to the point to show you how to manifest everything you desire to be, do, or have. Join me here.

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I listened to Emma Chamberlain podcast, Anything Goes, the episode about high school. In this episode, she is taking about her stories in high school. I really liked it because I can relate to her story's because i'm in high school now. Also, how she tell the stories is really funny.

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From Spotify, I listened to the podcast ‘’ lockdown restrictions lifted in Wuhan ‘’  Basically, the podcast talks about the virus and what it going on around the world and the most part of the podcast talk about the city where coronavirus outbreak began, Wuhan. They also talk with people who are in China now. I like this show because it talks about where did the covid-19 start and what is going on here.

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At the end of the suspended NHL season due to the global coronavirus pandemic, NHL legend Wayne Gretzky discussed how he and his family stayed safe during the COVID-19 pandemic and shared his point of view to see how a player's priorities change through a league shutdown. I love this podcast because it is recent so it talks about the news but from another point of view, a legend of my favorite sport and interesting by its lot of information compared to its short duration, I l listened to ten minutes of course, but it was nineteen minutes.

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I listened to the podcast '' INFAMOUS: Lipstick killer from ''crime junkie on spotify. It's the story of a 6 years old girl named suzan who disapired. The person who kidnapped the girl asked the family a lot money if they wanna get her back. Ive always found crime stories very interesting so i loved it. They explain what happened very well and its very captivating.

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From Spotify, I listened to a podcast ''Coronavirus: Are young people safe?'' Basically, the show talks about the virus and those who are infected by him. What I liked about this podcast was that it's a scientific show, so the people explained a lot of things with specific words about the virus and the link with young people. Also, I liked that they interviewed a young adult who has the virus. He was describing what are the symptoms that he had and how he deal with the virus in his life.

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I listened to one of the 5 minutes history podcast who are podcast about history of many different thing like chocolate, Ferrari and submarine. But I principally listened the one on the history of the knights templar. I love the information the guy gives me but he’s voice is a little bit dead, like he doesn’t really have intonation and dynamist in it. Except that, the masculine voice has good fluidity and is not aggressive and I learned thing I didn't know before.

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In the fourth episode of season 2 of the 5 Minute History podcast, we take a look at the history of a group of warriors who are credited with creating the forerunner to our modern banking system - The Knights Templar.

Please subscribe if you enjoy the show and check out the website at www.5minutehistory.com

You can also find the 5 Minute History YouTube channel at www.5minutehistory.com/youtube/

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‎5 Minute History: The History of the Knights Templar on Apple Podcasts

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‎In the fourth episode of season 2 of the 5 Minute History podcast, we take a look at the history of a group of warriors who are credited with creating the forerunner to our modern banking system - The Knights Templar. Please subscribe if you enjoy the show and check out the website at www.5minute...

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The podcast I listened to is "Mom's Basement" and it is exclusively on Spotify. The show talks about LA starts and YouTube stars. FaZe Banks, Keemstar and Colossal is Crazy are the hosts. I arleady listened to every single episode and I really enjoyed them.

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Listen to Mom's Basement on Spotify. Every week, the internet's most authentic voices, FaZe Banks and Killer Keemstar spill the tea on the hottest topics and talk to the biggest names from every corner of the internet. If you're into creator and gaming culture, you need to listen to this Spotify exclusive now.

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From the 5-Minute History podcast channel, I learned about the History of Cinema, hosted by Wayne Armstrong. I enjoyed listening it because I learned how the industry of cinematography evolved throughout the decades, from 20 second movies with moving pictures to 3D immersive experiences. Sadly, I didn't get all the information out of it because the host would sometimes talk too fast and wouldn't let the listener understand everything he was saying and would have taken many times of re watching it to fully get all the information, but despite all of that, I found it quite interesting.

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The 5 Minute History podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Wayne Armstrong that brings you a brief understanding of events from history in about 5 minutes. Each episode contains just the information you need to know without any of the fluff. For more information about 5 Minute History or to suggest subjects for future episodes check out the website at www.5minutehistory.com

The 5 Minute History podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Wayne Armstrong that brings you a brief understanding of events from history in about 5 minutes. Each episode contains just the information you need to know without any of the fluff. For more information about 5 Minute History or to suggest subjects for future episodes check out the website at www.5minutehistory.com

Excellent!!

I love both the 5 minute biographies and histories. They are concise, interesting and wonderfully informative.

My only suggestion would be for the next episode to automatically start after I listened to the prior episode. I listen while walking or driving and have to set up the next story manually. Is there a way it can happen automatically???

Definitely a 5 star podcast!!!

Easy way to improve your history trivia

I'm trying to improve various subjects for my trivia league. This is a easy listen to learn about a variety of events in history. Can't wait to hear more.

5 STARS

This will help me for my speech on the gunpowder plot!!!

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The title is : Finding Hope By Giving Life. In this week's #COVIDKindness update, the podcast talk about  help by and for medical professionals. Plus, how one man's search for a kidney donor brought him closer to a colleague and friend looking to restore her faith in patient care. This podcast made me learn that doctors work a lot and put their lives at risk because of covid-19.
It was really interesting and I enjoyed this podcast.

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Today, I listened to a podcast named "Climate change and Coronavirus : What we can learn". This episode recorded by "ECOCHIC" talk about what can the Coronavirus pandemic teach us about how to deal with the environmental crisis. For example, in this podcast, the girl says that everyone could contract the virus and by the same token climate change is impacting everyone on the planet. That shows us that there are some similarities between these two topics. In conclusion, I enjoyed this podcast, because I learned some interesting facts and also because it made me realize that we're all in this together!

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Today's milestone episode is focusing on the discussions swirling around climate and current events: what can the COVID-19 pandemic teach us about how to deal with the climate crisis? We're discussing today the roles of individuals, corporations, and the environmental responses we're seeing around the world in response to the tragic pandemic.

Thank you to our first responders - hospital staff and public frontline workers making sure the world stays healthy and functioning so many of us can practice social distancing.

Please keep in touch! I want to hear your thoughts. On Instagram, @ecochicpodcast + on Facebook, ECO CHIC Podcast. Sign up for our newsletter at totallyecochic.com + shop our Social Distancing Sale. Email me at laura@lauraediez.com.

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‎ECO CHIC: 100: Climate Change and Coronavirus: What We Can Learn on Apple Podcasts

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I listened to a podcast called  “Athena, the warrior wisdom.“ It's a podcast about the warrior goddes named Athena and his tells his life. Firstly, Athena is the daughter of Zeus and Metis. One day, Gaya came to see Zeus to tell him that this wife was expecting a boy and a girl. The boy was going to steal his throne from him. Metis had the power to transform herself into wath she wanted. Zeus not wanting to have his children asked him to transform himself into a leopard and subsequently into a drop of water and he swallowed it. By pure miracle Athena out of her father's head. Athena the goddess of war. Several years later, Athena was recognized for the weapons, it's strategy and to be a wiseadvisor. I liked this podcast because it tells is life in details, wich I think is very interesting.

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The podcast I listened to was called: “Building a universe”. In this podcast Rebecca Sugar, creator of Steven Universe, and her brother Steven Sugar, who inspired the main character of Steven Universe, talk about how they created the show and how it became what it is today. What I really liked about this podcast was the fact that we learned how Steven universe started and what inspired it to become this awesome show. What I did not really like about this podcast is the fact that it mainly revolved around how Steven universe, the main character, came to life. I would have enjoyed it if they talked about the other characters, how they came to life and by whom they were inspired. Another thing that I really enjoyed was the fact that Rebecca Sugar talked about how she succeeded in having her own show. She also talked about what she worked on before Steven universe and who helped her succeed. Finally what I did not like about this podcast was the fact that it was not completely spoiler free. I have watched many episodes of Steven universe, but I still got some elements of future episodes revealed. In conclusion, this podcast was great and I really enjoyed it but if you want to listen to it, you better watch the first two seasons of Steven Universe before.

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I listened to the podcast "Jay Du Temple discute" where the guest was the comedian Sam Breton. During this podcast, they discuss their entry into the school of humor and their friendship because they consider themselves brothers. They also talk about their perspective of death, including that of Sam Breton has changed since the sucuid his friend.

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I listened to a podcast called "Wild Ride! w/ Steve-O". It's a podcast where Steve-o, who is an actor and a stunt performer, interviews Bert

Kreischer, who is my favorite comedian. I enjoyed listening to the second episode of this podcast because they talk about their lives and stories and it's also very funny. The only thing about this podcast that people might not like is the swearing and it's an 1h30 long. Over all, I really like these two guys and they always make me laugh.

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Wild Ride! w/ Steve-O - Ep #2: Bert Kreischer

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I listened to ''The Misfits Podcast'', it's a podcast where a few friends have a normal conversation, like not on a specific subject. The episode I watched was called ''Ted and Traves'' who where the guest of the show. In the first 10 minutes, it was more the guests introducing themselves. The first thing I liked about this podcast is how casual and simple it was, it made it fun to listen to. The second thing I liked about the Misfits Podcast is that I've been following the one Youtube for a pretty long time, so it's nice to get some different content from them.

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The podcast I listened to is called crime junkie, but the title is INFAMOUS: Lipstick Killer. this podcast talks about a young girl who lives in chicago and one day her door was closed so the parents found her bizard, they opened the door and her child was not there and the window was open. It was a kidnapping, so they called the police. Well what I liked in this podcast is that it explains well and gives a lot of information, what I like less is that I find its not very cool, because its speaks of murder and the more it's a little girl.

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Podcast: Emma Chamberlain, Fashion

Her fashion love starts when she was a kid. She use to go to her grandmother’s house to steal her fancy outfit with her cousin. But then, on day, she moves and realise that her clothes were not cool. Her new friends were wearing expensive clothing, like Acrocombie jeans and Hollister top. So she made her mother buy them for Christmas because she was sad to not be able to fit in. She use to be scared to go to school without trendy clothing. Feeling she was part of the popular girls group with cool clothing was making her feel better.

In high school, she had a uniform. She was only seeing polo and skirt so she had no idea what was fashion and she doesn’t know anymore what she likes. She started shopping at new store. And she also found thrift store, a super cool way to find vintage outfit. Social media helped her find what she really like. And now she own a super original style that many poeple are trying to reproduced !

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I listened to a podcast named “The Bippity Boppity Bros podcast”. It’s a podcast about 2 guys who discuss about the universe of Disney. I listen the episode 10. They talk about their favorites Disney’s princesses, princes, animals...
I enjoyed listening to this podcast, because I like the Disney universe and the announcers are really funny. One of them, Brian Hull is doing great impressions of the Disney characters that made me really laugh. Also, they talk clearly so I can understand very well what they were talking about.

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I listened to a podcast named "Serial Killer".  The podcast talks about murder, crime and something else surrounding this subject. the subject about the episode of the podcast i watch was about murder and the epiosde was called " The Golden State Killer".I liked this podcast because I like to hear about murder or crime and I find it super interesting. Also there was a lot of informations and it was well said.

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I listened to a podcast named : ''Ranking the league's best goalie prospects and looking at Detroit's future.'' In that episode, hockey specialists were talking about goalie prospects that are playing in the WHL, AHL or QMJHL. They were ranking these goalies and precsising their strengths and their weaknesses. They also spoke about Cayden Primeau, a Montreal Canadiens' prospect who has incredibly improved during last summer. I loved this podcast because it was talking about hockey, by people who knows what they are talking about and also because this episode was about goalies.

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I listened to the ''5 minutes History'' padcast about the history of chocolate who began in Mexico. At the beginning, chocolate was a alcoholic beverage. Later, the aztecs tought that the god of wisdom had been condemn because he shared chocolate with humans. Overall, I didn't like it very much because I had difficulties to understand it. The narrator was british so he had a big accent. Also, it was hard for me to stay focus on what he was saying because I'm a visual person. After watching this podcast, I realised that maybe videos are a better option for me!

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I listened to the ``The Tablo podcast`` episode 18 for 40 minute over 60 minute. During tthe segment of this episode, he talked about the movie Parasite a korean movie who won several Oscar and how a movie whatever his origine should be nominated in the most conventional categories. In the second segment, he talked about his experience with mental health issue like anxiety, how he didn't know about anxiety attack until years after he startd to have them and that his teacher sais to him thaht he was crazy and rude because of it, how a taboo it is, he told the storie of one of his biggest anxiety attack and how his group call Epick High talk about mental health through their music. In the third segment, he talked about social media who contribute to the creation of anxiety and isolation because we alway look at the comment that people leave under our post and the number of like. He talked about how comapny benefit of our anxiety ,how people is disconnected form the reality, what we should do if we want to keep ours relationships by not using our phone around ours friends or all the time and taking time in the reality.

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I listened to a podcast named "Wayne Gretzky on COVID-19, 2022 Olympics and more" and Gretzky shared his opinion about the fact that the world of sports is suspended because of the pandemic and that he agrees with this decision. I liked this podcast because hockey is involved in it and also because the guest is the best hockey player of all time.

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Listen to The Hockey News Podcast with 287 episodes, free! No signup or install needed. Peer-To-Peer Conversations: Craig Leipold on how the Minnesota Wild are handling COVID-19. Iron Mike Keenan Podcast: Episode 9 - Looking back at NHL lockouts and viewer questions.