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Techniques:
- music and sounds just like should you eat your pet

- a fun history with a game,

- interviews from other people like asking them about video games or playing a video gaming

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Techniques that were used are:
- Lots of music to make it more interesting.
- Video games noises like coin collecting.
- Interesting topic that made it fun to listen to.

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This podcast seems even more interesting in terms of its structure. Similar to the first podcast, this one features a man and a woman talking to each other and asking each other questions, as well as sound bites from their interviews with their own employees and others, as well as one live. This podcast also uses a funny moment (the point where another person took and on a "safari" to see computers the size of several refrigerators) and "juicy" questions to engage the audience.

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Should You Eat Your Pet? from Noa (6.2):

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Should You Eat Your Pet? from Noa (6.2):

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This podcast is very interesting in the sense that there are two people in it that stage talking to each other, but sometimes they also get the audience interested with questions that are meant to engage their thinking brains and set the tone for the whole thing. The man also gets the audience engaged (at least, he got me engaged and ensured that I would have good memories about the podcast up to now) by playing a funny video of a cat (that, to the woman, looked like a pop tart) dancing and meowing perfectly to a certain song (that I don't know).

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techniques they used are:
-sound and music from video games like the collecting coins etc.
-interviews which makes it more interesting
- the which came first game made the listeners engaged
- interesting topic
- different reporters on a 'mission' makes people more interested in the topic.

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Some techniques they used are:
-Sounds from video games and collecting coins as that was their topic
-Music
- Interviews with different people, and some of them they kind of went through an adventure and they had interesting conversations which keeps the reader hooked.
- Had the little quiz in-between which makes listeners think and it engages the listener.
- They had a child on the show as it's a podcast for kids i'm assuming, so it helps the kids maybe want to listen more as it's not just an adult talking, and they might feel more connected to the podcast in a way.

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Techniques they used in this podcast are:
1. Music
2. Sound effects related to video games (sounds that comes from video games)
3. They make it sound very adventurous in the "mission"
4. Some interviews
5. Has many interesting facts
The thing is that at the start, if we didn't know the podcast was about a video game, we could get confused with the sound effects and different voices. If I were not involved with L&L, I would be confused with this podcast since I've never heard of this games beforehand.

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1: Since the topic they were discussing about were games, they used a lot of sound affects that came from the games they were talking about.

2: They made many comparisons betweens old games and modern games which makes the podcasts very interesting and hooks in the listener.

3. They had many interviews so that they could discuss a topic.

4. In the beginning of the podcast they had a very interesting hook which really wants you to listen more of the podcast.

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Is Dumbledore as great as he seems? (Alyssa Yang)

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Is Dumbledore as great as he seems? (Alyssa Yang)

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Techniques like the following were used: music and sound effects that made things sound and feel mysterious and let you get hooked, interviewing, different spaces and transitioning interestingly in between, like saying that they have apparated to the/another room. They have also listed and gave reasons for why and some reasons it shouldn't be.

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1. One thing that I observed that the Should you eat your pet podcast and this podcast had was that at the beginning both acted like they weren't in the podcast and just living their lives. This makes you curios about what's happening and makes you think about what do you think is going to happen in this podcast.

2. I also noticed that they also added sound bites. I think that this was done to make it more interesting and even laugh.

3. I also noticed that they asked the audience questions. I think that they did this to engage us. I also think they did this to make us think.

4. Finally, I observed that this podcast interviewed others. I think that they did this to make it more interesting by bringing in another opinion.

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Some techniques they used:
- Music
- An interesting hook
- Interviewing people
- What they say is both humorous and useful
- Cool ways of introducing the information, like: we've sent a reporter on a mission to find when did video games started.

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Techniques that they used:
- Sound effects
- Musics which make more excited (bgm)

They interviewed someone and discussed about video games. There are interesting facts and their opinions about what they think about video games.

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Techniques they used a lot is music and sound bits like dog barks to make the podcast more interesting so that it's not only people talking. They also have an introduction with the name of the podcast.  They are interviewing different people, and at one point they gave some time for people to think, so they are engaging us by asking us questions.

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(Sorry I accidentally made two posts)

Some techniques that they used:
-Music
-Sound effects
-Interviewing
-Guests
-Different people
-Visual Background (Image below)

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The techniques the podcast used is a lot of music and sound bits to make the podcast more interesting

Another technique the podcast used is the interviews, which will include some real people.

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Techniques that were used:
- music
- sound effects
- different people
- using different spaces
- visual background

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-Rachel
Some techniques they used were music and sound effects like dog barks. They interviewed people so we could have examples of what other people think. They also asked us some inquiring questions with a few moments to pause and think.

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They added sound-bites and music. They used interviews to extend their point.

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they interviewed some kids during the podcast

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They used lots of sounds and music for transitions or sometimes they would use sounds and music for a mood in the background.

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They interviewed people about what connections they had with eating the cats and dogs, and also about how people felt about eating cats and dogs or pets.
They also added sound bites like cat noises and dog noises to make the podcast more interesting.
They also added background music to make the podcast more interesting and to fill up the parts of transitions and times like that.

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1. The first strategy that I noticed that this podcast used was the sound bites. This makes the podcast more interesting.

2. Another strategy that I noticed them using was the questions to you. This engages you and makes you think.

3. I also noticed that they used memes, they used this to make it more interesting and make us enjoy.

4. Also, I saw that they interviewed a person. I think that this makes it more interesting as they add a person with a story to share or with a different opinion.

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At the beginning of the Podcast they did a short intro, they used the sound of a dog bark and introduced the name of the Podcast. In the Podcast there's two people talking, they also interviewed someone and used a video from the internet. They also asked the audience a question to make interaction.

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They had a short introduction at the beginning. They used musics, dog barking sound techniques. They also interviewed someone, and two people are talking at a same time.

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liam
I thought that there are different kinds of ways to do podcasts and that we can do different kinds of intros.
I learned that there usually main ideas and questions like this one.

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Techniques they used a lot is music and sound bits like dog barks to make the podcast more interesting so that it's not only people talking. They also have an introduction with the name of the podcast.  They are interviewing different people, and at one point they gave some time for people to think, so they are engaging us by asking us questions.

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I noticed that they used a lot of different music and sounds effects

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I observed that they used lots of sound affects and keep on saying what they are called so you remember  so that more people if they liked it they can remember them and tell
there friends. I also like that they listen to what other people think.and have small breaks to think for a sec and they have questions so you can think more about what the podcast is about.

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I noticed that they included lots of different transitions and a variation of noises and music. They also engaged the audience by asking a bunch of question to keep them interested. They included a lot of soundbites that made the podcast unique and fun. They also included memes or things that are funny to a younger age of people, for example the Nyan Cat thing.

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The techniques the podcast used is a lot of music and sound bits to make the podcast more interesting