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What different conventions does Forest 404 have and how?

There are many different types of conventions throughout the many episodes of ‘forest 404’. Some of the ones depicted through the first paragraph is the characters (Pippa Hayward), the style (narrative), where it’s set (24thcentury) and the audio quality (bbc)

How does this podcast show us 'the future'?

We can identify this is a futuristic podcast through many factors such as, the 404 forest which we can branch of to the genre being dystopian/fiction/scifi. The title is also an indicator about how it shows us the future, ‘life in the fast times’

What is the context of Forest 404? What is the purpose of this podcast? Who is the audience?

The context behind the thriller of a podcast ‘forest 404’ is, where the earth has been wiped and erased of all history and prior knowledge. It explores the natural world; how hard relationships are and how what people will go to sustain those relationships. We are able to identify that this is an advanced podcast with complicated themes and ideas, this helps are presume that this podcast is most suitable for older audiences or matured age groups.

How do these elements contribute to the storytelling and engage the audience?

These elements add to the overall idea of the book as well as the imagination of the audience allowing their brain to be given the idea of freedom to what could the world look like now a data has got rid of all data in history.

Why are they important for creating a cohesive and enjoyable podcast?

It’s important that the podcast have these inclusive ideas as a person can’t imagine an idea within their imaginary beliefs if it’s not somewhat realistic so they can attach their own memories to the imaginary/fiction podcast. This where music and sound effects play an important part, as it is easy to imagine the scene and surroundings but it’s hard to imagine the sound as being in a remote area isn’t common for everyone.

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what is the series name?
The Joe Rogan experience

how long is each episode, generally?
2 to 4 hours

is it ongoing or a limited series?
It's a on going Series where they present new people on each episode

does it have short sound effects/stings? does it have recognised intro music?
There isn't short sound effects of recognisable music, however short clips related to the presenters are played. There is also is a intro that is played and would be recognised able if listened to.

who is the intended audience?
The intended audience isn't noticeable as the people who are featured on the show range from Elon musk to THEO VON.

is there anything that has inspired the creation of this podcast? something happening in the world?
Joe rogan is a figure in the MMA world is known for the reinvention of fighting as well as his ability in business and marketing. Joe Rogan is also a very well spoken and easy to get along with leading to the viability of his podcast.

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Did this raise any question, excitement or uncertainties about the future? If so, what are they?

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Greta Thunberg an activist and an inspiration for people of all nations looking to make change, she has given me a different outlook on the way I conduct myself within the environment and the how I look at the future. Some ways my perspective has changed is not how the future will look but the different things in the future I need to start believing in to change are ways things she talked about such as climate change and global warming.

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“My message is that if we do not care about the climate crisis and if we do not act now then almost no other question is going to matter in the future.” This quote from Greta shows her understanding of the future and how she believes if we don't change now it won't matter what we do in the future. This for me gives me a different belief in my own future as it all in well too think I will change for the better but to act now is different. Some questions I have for myself is in the future is "how does seasonal changes differ to 2023?" and

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which type of mentor text did you engage with this week? Which one was the most interesting to you?

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which type of mentor text did you engage with this week? Which one was the most interesting to you?

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Barrack Obama once said "You have the ability and gifts to do whatever you want". It is your turn now to change the world. Yes we can!" This depicts the feeling of hope and for change. Obama belief in the common man makes me rethink how such a small person in large population can make a large difference. It's not the small difference however its the thought and belief that is made by me to help change the way others think for benefit of are future plant and economic structure.

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which type of mentor text did you engage with this week? Which one was the most interesting to you?

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Throughout the week are class explored the concept of short stories and different annotations we where able to identify in the short story "the lottery". One mentor from the short story was Mr '' who was the oldest in the town and despite the younger generation advocating to get rid of the lottery he stuck to his belief furthering promoting the idea and tradition. I found this interesting as it relates to are life, as some of the boomers and older generation refuse to learn how to use a laptop or tech.

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The text it's self was depicted in late 40s early 50s after world war 2. This fact it's self doesn't help us look into the future but does help me think about how different people including my generation will embrace the future.

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Considering the short story it's self was depicted in 1948 it's hard to compare this short story to what my future will look like. However some key themes I could compare to the future with how characters in 'the lottery' acted towards how times where changing. Some examples of these include how the older generations refuse to change in time and how the young will always strive for change.

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Throughout the week we dived deeper into the forest 404 podcast. We look at the different conventions such as the themes and ideas. Some of the themes was the future. It raised interesting look into the future of the podcast which made me question my own future and how much we rely on technology (as a virus wiped all the data from earth in forest 404).

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The podcast 'forest 404' helped to expand my thoughts, feelings and ideas of what my future might look like in the years to come. My own understanding of my future looks as the idea of going through and past year 12. This is where I question however, will i got to uni? will I go to into a trade. Most importantly I wonder who I will still be friends with and who I will introduce into my life, maybe permanently?

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This week I didn't engage in any texts that where either inspirational or mentor me, however I did went and watched by team the Western Bulldogs, captained by my faviorute player, Marcus Bont who helped and inspired his team to win whilst giving me inspiration to keep enduring through injury with my own footy.

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This week we engaged in many entertaining powerpoint describing the problems and solutions that have got to do with modern day problems such as, housing, internet, gender, education and transport. The most interesting one to me was the powerpoint about housing presented by myself Aiden and lachlan. It was interesting to me because it helped me see the different perspectives such as homelessness and the impacts of covid and immigrations.

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This text/powerpoint helped me expand on my knowledge about covid and the Andrews government and how not only the young generation will suffer for the mistakes that the government made through covid but the problem of housing and renting in inner Melbourne.

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This made me think about the possibilities of living in my current area when I move out, how will I afford it? how will I get in the housing market? but more importantly will there be a place for me to stay when I decide to part ways from my parents. However it does make me excited as it might give me more motivation to move away from a surburn city life and move to the country.

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Throughout the episode of hated in the nation we where led on through feelings of excitement, worry and nervousness. These emotions where displayed by the cliff hanger and multiple cross roads that the characters faced. Some of these where when are secondary detective is seen faking her death and tracking are killer in a foreign country. Some questions I have are, will she catch the killer? how did she track him to this foreign country? and why has this killer done this atrocity?

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This episode of hated in the nation not only helps me look at the bigger future of my own future but how I can effect others around me. However I think on thing everyone can take out of this episode was how despite it being online everything is traceable and permit online. This is important as it can effect there future job offers and other formal offers. One thing that did challenge my thoughts of the future is how it's important to find something that you enjoy. Just like are detective, she sees these horrific things but does she have the stomach to handle it?

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One mentor I was able to engage with this year was my mum. My mum currently works part time however having my father overseas she's been put with the pressure of cleaning driving and looking after three kids. Despite her efforts to maintain her job and us kids she still made time to make a cake and to things she enjoys. I took out of this is it's important to continue to do the things you enjoy in life despite the challenges of every day life.