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Raai J - "Criminal" - Haunted House - Pheobe Judge

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Raai J - "Criminal" - Haunted House - Pheobe Judge

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In the podcast "Criminal", in order to engage the listener and draw thwm into the narrative, host, Phoebe Judge utilizes a very sensitive microphone, allowing the viewer can hear all the breathing patterns and vocal intonations of the interviewee. One such case of this was in the 5:32 mark of the podcast, where the host questions the interviewee about the moment they had encountered “the ghost”. The audience could then hear a slight gasp from the interviewee, as they had evidently been frightened by just thinking back to the encounter.  This audio quality allows the viewer to even visualize the interviewee talking as if they were right there in front of them. This is very helpful for this type of podcast (narrative interview), as the viewer can feel immersed in the narrative and like they experienced it firsthand.

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Minjae - Beef and Dairy Network Podcast - Beef Fishing

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Minjae - Beef and Dairy Network Podcast - Beef Fishing

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This podcast discusses the wild and rather hysteric stories of people finding love and romance with huge portions of satirical humor and comedy. This can be seen clearly when Simon discusses his first time meeting his significant other, “I should’ve grown suspicious when she insisted rather than meeting in a cafe as I’d hope... she kept asking me to meet in the back of her large refrigerated van.” Simon’s tone of voice is hopeful, full of excitement and long-waited anticipation after being rejected asking for intimate pictures of her. However, he begins to pause between his words as he says the quote, as if he’s questioning her choices of meeting behind a refrigerated van, even until now. This shows the satire behind Simon’s innocence while talking to a women, and entertains the audience as they’re able to connect with his situation personally and show how easily Simon was tricked and toyed with. Another example of satirical humor comes with the podcast’s interesting music choice and editing. The dramatic, calm and elegant piano keys mixed with Simon’s oblivious nature makes for a comedic masterpiece and entertains the audience through satire. Through the podcast’s use of satirical comedy, tone, and music/editing, the podcast entertains the audience by humorously telling a disaster of a romance story, making the podcast unique and engaging.

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TBD - Jhon Macdonald & Aaron Vigar "The Bystander Effect"

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TBD - Jhon Macdonald & Aaron Vigar "The Bystander Effect"

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The podcast utilizes real life scenarios to look into the actions they would have as a result to the Bystander Effect producing debatable scenarios to dispute. When Jhon tries to define the Bystander Effect by placing Aaron in a situation “If somebody has a heart attack and somebody yells call an ambulance, there has been times that no one has called the ambulance…”, then he later states the outcome. Everyone is watching the scenario unfold (heart attack) yet nobody takes further initiative because they believe somebody else will do it. Additionally an example of a situation is when Jhon asks Aaron “If you are across the stadium and you see a man have a heart attack, nobody would do anything”, Aaron relates back events where the effect have occurred and relates them to the scenario John has mentioned. These situations cause both Aaron and the listener to think about what they would do in these potential situations and associate to what the listeners understanding on Bystander Effect is causing possible debates producing audience engagement.

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Allai- Criminal- Phoebe Judge "How to sell a haunted house"

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Allai- Criminal- Phoebe Judge "How to sell a haunted house"

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The podcast "how to sell a haunted house" reveals the truth of a haunted house that has been sold to a family in 1960, the podcast could not be scary without the tone, I will explain how the tone effected the story. The host of the podcast interviews the married couple about the house, in the start the host interviews the husband who sounds scary, he proceeded and said "At the corner of my eyes through the window I can see a silhouette of a female figure." This is scary and sounds made up, but the tone of the husband was able to make it seem like the story was real. Another example is when the wife said "As i'm getting ready to go into my bedroom i look into my room and there is a woman in a white dress sitting on my bed and looking into the mirror." In this part the wife reveals that she was alone and this is when she was a kid, this doesn't seem belive able due to this podcast being a scripted drama, but the tone of the woman/wife sounded scared and traumatized which can give an understanding that she was scared,That is why tone can persuade the audience into believing that the stories are real.

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The creators of the podcast "Selling a Haunted House" expertly use suspenseful storytelling along with the interviewing format to produce an unsettling narrative that not only entertains but also casts doubt our knowledge about the supernatural. Using the Interview and Storytelling format allows the Guests to have more freedom and time to go over past experiences while the Interview format also allows for the Podcast Creator to freely ask interesting and unsettling Questions to learn more and keep the Audience entertained. An example of this would be when the female guest begins to describe how her mother always believed the ghosts were their friends while along side this storytelling the Podcast creator asks questions about how she was feeling during those times. This continuations of descriptive feelings and concrete diction portrays an unsettling surroundings for the audience as they questions what they believe.

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Mouna - "Gender Reveal Parties, Decoder Ring"

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Mouna - "Gender Reveal Parties, Decoder Ring"

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The podcast “Decoder Ring” investigates the discovery and backstory of gender reveal parties by assembling a variety of different interviews from the modem culture of social media, the creator of gender reveal parties and much more. The episode dives into how the once innocent trend has now raised into complexity due to the influences of social media. The podcast shares a story of the 2008 YouTube couple sharing a sentimental moment of cutting open a pink cake, this is when the trend began to rise to fame. Even though the trend the simplicity of a blue or pink cake has now created a dramatic problem. Furthermore, an interview of a sociologist revealed that this trend may “unintentionally establish gender stereotypes”. The evolution of gender reveal parties from a simple cake in 2008 to large celebrations today illustrates our society's transition, which has been fuelled by the impact of internet culture.

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Adam E (What it Mean't to be a Muslim After 9/11)

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Adam E (What it Mean't to be a Muslim After 9/11)

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The host and the interviewees of try to make the topic of a tragic event sound negative thought the use of their tone of voice along with their choice of words to catch the attention of the listeners. this is evident within the first ten minutes of the video, when an interviewee from Pakistan mentions his story of backlash he got after the event of 9/11, using words such as "Shaking" (an action to tell that he was scared) when he claimed a police officer told him "You are being watched". In addition to this he also chuckles nervously which makes his tone change to him sound anxious after explaining what happened. Other words within the first 10 minutes were "enemy, terrorism". all these choices of words as well as the tone in voice make the listeners think that this podcast is serious and would want to hear what would happen next. Overall, this is how the Host and interviewees try to make the topic of a tragic event sound negative thought the use of their tone of voice along with their choice of words to catch the attention of the listeners.

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The standout features that define this podcast “Decoder Ring” are narrative techniques, starting off strong with a hook and taking the listener on a learning journey. While actively recalling the gender reveal party of Jenna Karvunidis in her perspective, the host Willa Paskin implies an informal register and comic tone in narrating throughout the anecdote which has an underlying message of warning, foreshadowing events to follow. As a result what started of as an innocent intention from Jenna to surprise loved ones about the gender of her baby, “and so I thought that way we can all find out together” that actually created a global phenomenon that serves as an amused perplexed disdain gone completely wrong “now I completely cringe at the entire trend”.  Another stylist choice employed by the host is the format of this podcast, an interview between pre-recorded commentary. “You see sort of refer to your pregnancy journey or what had been your pregnancy journey.

Well sort of the reason for this party also was I had had three miscarriages.” After Willa directs a comment towards Jenna, the podcast is edited and cuts to Jenna speaking about her journey of pregnancy. This allows the listener to hear a first person account from Jenna the woman who began gender reveals in 2008 and not just the perspective of a cultural mystery fanatic which is the host. Corresponding to the point of the narrative stylistic choices define the podcast, allowing it to stand out and effectively establishing a niche on culture habits, questioning why norms are the way they are.

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Step into the intriguing world of human behavior and psychology with "Episode 9 - The Bystander Effect" from the podcast series "TBD with John and Aaron."  This episode covers the phenomenon of the same name, which signifies that there is a direct relationship between how likely you are to act in a situation and how many people are around. In this thought-provoking episode, hosts John and Aaron unravel the enigma of the bystander effect, a phenomenon that's been both accepted, and challenged by contemporary research. "Episode 9 - The Bystander Effect" from "TBD with John and Aaron" is a backstage pass to the world of human behavior. It's a podcast that digs deep, designed for individuals with a penchant for psychology, social dynamics, and the mysteries of the human psyche. With insights, research, and captivating discussions, it's a well-formatted and lightly humorous two-person discussion, that's a must-listen for anyone drawn to this fascinating subject matter.

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In this episode of "Welcome to Night Vale" podcast by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor there has been many stylistic techniques and choices to attract listeners and in order for it to be a niche podcast. Firstly, the use of second person narration, and directly starting the podcast with "This is a story about you" makes listeners interested right away and immediately personalises the narrative, that way the storytelling podcast is alot more interesting for the listener. Secondlly, a technique such as imagery was a great choice, this is because it allows a listener to imagine and paint a picture in their heads instead of describing and "placing" an image in the audience’s heads, an example of imagery in this podcast is "The Moonlite All-Nite is radiant green, a slab of mint light in the warm darkness." where I personally imagined a bright green light in pure darkness.

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Maha- Olivia Rodrigo's sour breakthrough

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Maha- Olivia Rodrigo's sour breakthrough

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The podcast from the New York Times (Olivia Rodrigo's sour breakthrough) uses a stylistic feature which is colloquial language all the way through. An example of them using it is when they said “when it drops” they use this term to be informal and relatable to the target audience of young listeners that are familiar and comfortable with this type of language. The podcasters are actually middle aged which is quite ironic as they are unfamiliar with the new generations language but they are trying to bring it in as much as possible as they are their target audience. They use contracted forms like dont know instead of do not know to help keep it informal. This stylistic technique was specifically used to attracts young listeners who are the listeners who tend to like Olivia Rodrigo’s music.

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Ahmed Alebri - How to sell a haunted house

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Ahmed Alebri - How to sell a haunted house

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Horror stories like this one are often told to induce a sense of fear and terror in the audience, whether in a subtle manner or an aggressive manner. I think that the producer has achieved this by doing a fantastic job at implementing the hybrid format (Narrative and interview) to support the story and improve the understanding of the audience while keeping the enjoyment at a maximum. The podcast used a narrative style of storytelling, to give context leading up to the interview. These short but very immersive and thrilling sections of storytelling often lead up to the interview, giving context in preparation for the questions and answers that follow. You can think of this as an anecdote that has been chopped up into parts, that will then be followed up by an interview-style conversation with the victims, further improving the audience's understanding of the story. This also ensures that the audience doesn't lose interest in the beginning of the episode, because the storytelling is laid out bit by bit in the sequential order of Storytelling, Interview, Storytelling, interview, etc., forcing the audience to wait till the end for the conclusion of the story. This is all connected to the production values, as the format decision is made before the podcast is made, making this a very integral decision to make before starting any podcast.

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The Beef and Dairy Network Podcast, hosted by Benjamin Partridge explores the struggle and success stories of individuals related to beef and dairy. In this episode of the Beef and Dairy Network Podcast, the host is joined by Simon Featherbee and Michelle Davis who recall and recite their dating experiences which were affected by beef fishing. The podcast effectively establishes it’s niche in that it focuses on everyday life stories with an addition of a beef element, characteristically targeting people who are interested or involved in beef animals and dairy herds. This podcast aims to entertain its users by combining satire with the stories of guests to create a comic and humorous show that will be somewhat relatable to its target audience.

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Although the podcast medium is highly saturated with shows and episodes discussing stories of people’s romantic lives, this iteration of the Beef and Dairy Network Podcast stands out due to its satirical nature. This is extremely evident when Simon says, “If you say, ‘I want to see your eyes’ and she sends you a photograph of a jar of pickled pig’s eyes”. Simon’s tone while saying this was extremely ominous and serious which created an increasingly melancholic mood as the monologue continued. However, the response that would be elicited from the audience is the polar opposite. This is because the aforementioned section of Simon’s speech was an example of “signs” he should have noticed while conversing with the woman in question. To the audience, the example would elicit a humorous response as they would immediately relate back to their own experiences, causing the example given by Simon to expose how obviously he was being fished. Therefore, at the expense of Simon’s innocence, the audience is able to experience humor in a completely contrasting mood to which Simon’s explanation was intended to set. Through this use of satirical comedy, the podcast is able to entertain its audience by adding an element of humor to an otherwise sorrowful set of stories making it unique compared to the other podcasts in the romance genre.

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The Podcaster strategically implements mystique and eerie background music throughout critical moments in the podcast episode, in target to intrigue the audience and to further emphasize Richard's and Cynthia’s supernatural experience. The sound production throughout the episode varies, depending on the place of the story. At extreme tense moments of the anecdotes, the sound effects, peak in volume. For example, when Cynthia begins to detail her experience with the ghosts, mystique music plays. (7:49) This background music attempts to recreate the unnatural atmosphere during Cynthia’s experience, allowing the listener to be further immersed in the story. It also will enable listeners to always be on their toes, not knowing what’s coming next in the story. Although a plethora of podcasts use mystique background music, the places where the score is placed and it's production value, help identify the niche podcast. Furthermore, the use of sinister background music reels in niche listeners, who enjoy listening to first-person told supernatural stories, as it adds a layer of credibility and immersion to the podcast. This further creates the ambiance of the guest’s anecdote, thus allowing the entire episode to become more engaging, and immersive, and leave a lasting impression on new listeners.

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Throughout this podcast, the host strategically employs a range of creative techniques that add depth and excitement to the overall listening experience. In the beginning, the episode begins with an infectious and memorable tune, effectively keeping the audience engaged. As the podcast unfolds, it takes on a relaxed atmosphere, to a casual conversation between two individuals, adopting humorous informal register that invites listeners to feel like they are participating in a dynamic exchange of ideas and stories. For example, the when the hosts are talking about real life stories and examples, they use commonly known phrases such as “dear diary,” or “oh my goodness,” which keeps the conversation colloquial. The expert use of sound effects throughout the podcast further enhances the narrative, immersing the audience leaving a lasting impression.

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The podcast's producer expertly employs these sonic innovation approaches to weave a tapestry of foreboding and terrifying noises, boosting the program's production value. At critical times, the audience is ensnared by the hauntingly amazing synchrony of sound effects and music, which is completely in line with the creepy and uncanny parts of the performance. As the shiver-inducing guest narratives continue, the level of these auditory components increases. For example, as the male interviewee relates his first encounter with an alien ghost, the background music morphs into a symphony of suspense and horror. These carefully chosen musical accents create an uneasy, almost skin-prickling atmosphere that pulls listeners like a gravitational force into the podcast's universe.

The audience is dragged into the tale by this immersive manner to the point that they feel mentally imprisoned in the realm of the compelling story. The excellent use of this terrifying musical backdrop also adds authenticity and depth to the podcast by attracting a niche audience of aficionados looking for authentic ghost stories. As a consequence, the guest speaker's stories achieve a peak of fascination and engagement, leaving listeners wanting more.

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Jwana - Oliva Rodrigos 'Sour' Breakthrough 

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Jwana - Oliva Rodrigos 'Sour' Breakthrough 

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The art of podcasting is a unique mix of entertainment, information, and connection with the audience. The podcast episode I have chosen to analyze, (Oliva Rodrigos 'sour' breakthrough) has a conversational tone, informal language and humor, as a way to captivate their listeners and keep them coming back for more. Jon Caramancia, the host we're discussing, has truly mastered this craft. In those crucial first few seconds of an episode, Jon wastes no time in setting the stage. He says, "the AC is not functioning or is that just the heat ammoniating around the Olivia Rodrigo album? It is tough to know." This sarcastic comment serves as a clever icebreaker, immediately signaling to the podcast audience that they're in for a relaxed and informal conversation. Jon's choice of words highlights the humorous side of the podcasting experience. As the episode unfolds, it becomes clear that Jon and his guests maintain this conversational tone. They often speak over each other, just like friends engaged in a lively discussion. This technique creates a sense of intimacy and inclusion for the listeners, as if they're eavesdropping on a casual conversation between friends. This conversational approach in podcasting is more than just a style choice; it's a powerful tool for building a loyal audience. By creating this sense of camaraderie, podcasters like Jon Caramancia not only entertain but also forge meaningful connections with their listeners, ultimately attracting more and more people into their podcast.

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Podcast chosen: How to Sell a Haunted House

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The podcaster strategically implements eerie, mysterious sound effects and music (a technique of production value) in the podcast at certain moments in a way that hooks the listeners in as it matches the supernatural and uncanny mood of the podcast.The sound effects used are raised in volume particularly during segments where unsettling anecdotes are being told by the guest speakers of the podcast. For example, when the male interviewee first brings up an anecdote of his first time coming across an undead spirit, ominous and suspenseful music rises in the background. These sound effects give off an unnerving, creepy ambiance, which pushes the listeners to immerse themselves deeper into the podcast. Listeners become submerged and engaged in the podcast due to this technique as it creates an immersive atmosphere that practically transports their minds into the world of the story, consequently causing it to be more stimulating for them. Furthermore, the careful utilization of this ominous background music draws in and appeals to a niche audience of individuals who enjoy stories of true, supernatural encounters as it adds a layer of authenticity and immersion to the podcast. This thus causes the anecdote of the guest speaker to be all the more exciting and engaging, captivating the listeners leaving them yearning for more. In comparison to distinct methods of music/sound effect placement in a podcast such as in the opening or conclusion, the way the host of the podcast placed the music under the dialogue made for a more interesting and engaging podcast.

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Sarah Jim Tharayil- Olivia Rodrigo's 'Sour' Breakthrough

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Sarah Jim Tharayil- Olivia Rodrigo's 'Sour' Breakthrough

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In this episode of New York Times podcast hosted by Jon Caramanica explore this episode’s topic through conversational interviews with two special guests: Olivia Horn and Lindsay Zoladz. Olivia Rodrigo, a Disney star well known for her acting in High School Musical and becoming a successful music artist at such a young age, this episode talks about the breakthrough of the “Sour” album, made by Olivia Rodrigo, and explore what made this Disney star grow to the top with her pop music. This episode aims to niche group who are a fan of Olivia and lovers of her “Sour” album. It aims to engage and inform the fans about what made Olivia’s Sour album so popular and the success story of Oliva Rodrigo.

For the audience’s engagement, the conversational tone along with referencing to Olivia’s songs, playing it for a few seconds before analyzing it, plays a key role in keeping the target audience engaged. After the introduction, Déjà vu was played for a couple of seconds, giving listeners to pop music an idea of what and who the discussion of today is about without saying, attracting pop listeners, especially fans of the artist. Later during the interview discussing the songs that came out before the “Sour” album, as they differentiate the different songs characteristics, they play a few seconds of the songs; Driver’s license, Déjà vu and Brutal, to properly analyze the tone and feel of each one and how they contrast each other. Since Olivia is targeted to teenagers and young adults who are listeners to her because of the deeper tone and meaning of the songs, playing a few seconds of the songs before analyzing keeps the target audience engaged.

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Throughout the podcast when they talk about the “The Bystander Effect” it is a conversational format between two co-hosts and therefore it is an informal register. For example, when storytelling about real-life examples that they use to prove the bystander effect they use gen-z phrases like “Dear diary…” and “oh my goodness” to keep the conversation colloquial. The storytelling format keeps the vibe euphonious which is ironic when the stories are about murder and crime which are much darker. Keeping the discussion lighthearted regarding significant issues prevents the listener from being uneasy and helps them to focus on the main subject.

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The host’s keen hook and his use of miscellaneous techniques provides an ear grabbing atmosphere for the target audience. Though loud and eerie music is typical within the genre of storytelling or narrative form of podcasts, a unique perspective that the hosts present is, using an engaging introductory voice that is alarming and different to the usual voice. The hosts seamlessly builds another character which adds an extra element to the podcast through mystery and suspense which grabs the attention of viewers. Additionally, the host breaks the fourth wall as he directly addresses the audience by posing a form of a challenge which persuades the audience to give the host more of their time. The host using a high pitched, resonating, and haunted tone and announces, “Ah! So, you’ve come in search of a story, have you?”. Furthermore, the host addresses that the following story is not for the faint hearted which causes a keen interest for those who are keen on listening to nerve-wracking and frightening stories. This niche technique specific to the genre creates a positive atmosphere and sets a tone for the rest of the podcast. Moreover, the host concludes the intriguing voice by building a connection with the audience. He illustrates a journey about to be embarked on, if the audience wishes to continue listening, as he bellows, “Follow me now and well enjoy this tale together”. This line builds a connection with the audience and keeps them in entangled in the narrative story of the podcast. The podcast then plays a subtle yet sinister background music while the host vividly describes the story with a melancholy and ominous tone. Overall, this hook is persuasive to grasps the attention of oncoming listeners due to its stand out and niche perspective.

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Ghost stories and supernatural events are normally told to scare and entertain little children. They are pieces of fiction, or drama, that simply take the premise of a possibility of supernatural beings and exploit them to give people something to be afraid of, or believe in. However, what makes this podcast niche and stand out is the reality of these ghost stories, told by the people the podcaster is interviewing. Anyone would be thrilled or entertained to hear these stories about unnatural things occurring, due to their unlikeliness and normally thought impossibility. For example, take the first interviewed person (Mark Kavanagh) who tells the story and describes ghostly behavior that takes place in his bedroom. This example of a realistic and believable story is what draws the attention of an audience, possibly enhancing their belief in the topic of the unnatural, giving them a chance to compare their experiences in real life to the extraordinary. The podcast is designed in a clever way, to be captivating and fascinate the audience by providing them with ghost stories, all distinctly diverse but with the same theme in presence.

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Choose one of the podcasts you listened to previously. Using your prepared notes, write a main body paragraph in response to the guiding question following the PEEL/ PEAL format.​

How has the podcaster used stylistic techniques, content and format to entertain, hook and/or attract listeners?

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Arjun: So I heard Oppenheimer did well in cinemas right?
Aaron: Yeah, everywhere except Japan I guess.
Arjun: Well they did experience it firsthand.
Aaron: I heard they didn't use CGI for the explosion?
Arjun: Yeah... I wonder how they did that, I wish we could get someone like... I don't know... Christopher Nolan to come on the show and explain it to us.
Aaron: Well stick around because in around 5 minutes Cristopher Nolan would actually be joining us right here in the studio.
[audio clip plays]

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Vansh & Kalin - Pop Culture Spotlight - Music

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Vansh & Kalin - Pop Culture Spotlight - Music

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[opening music]
*taylor swift and harry styles take a seat, opposite each other*
Vansh (as Harry Styles):
Welcome to Pop Culture Spotlight, the podcast where we dive deep into the different perspectives of Pop Music! Today we are joined by a special guest, may we welcome... Taylor Swift!
Kalin (as Taylor Swift): Hello! Thank you Harry, it's an honour to be here.

Vansh (as Harry Styles): Let's jump right in. Both of us have had amazing careers in pop music, but we've taken different paths to get here. Taylor, you started in country music before transitioning to pop. Can you tell us about that journey?

Kalin (as Taylor Swift): Absolutely. My journey into pop was a natural progression. I always loved storytelling through my music, and as I grew as an artist, I felt the need to explore new sounds and styles. Pop music allowed me to experiment and connect with a wider audience while staying true to my songwriting roots.

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[spider-man theme song plays]
Farah: delayed hums to the theme song
Ella: if you're gonna hum at least match the song
Farah: my bad... let's get started my names-
Ella: wait.. before we get started, very important question; who's your favorite Spider-Man?
Farah: there's only one right answer...
Ella: Andrew of course
[Spider-man theme song starts playing again]
Fades out
[automated sentence]: Please welcome your hosts Ella and Farah
Ella: welcome back to yet another episode
Farah: today you're here with us on 'Pop Culture Spotlight'
Ella: and today we'll be talking about...

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[sound clip plays]

Johara:  What happened with Kourtney's baby?

Tuline: and Travis cancelled his tour for the baby, but how much does he really care?

Johara: Is Kylie Jenner being a hypocrite, caring that Travis Scott is moving on when she has too?

Tuline: Curious to find out?

[Speaker: Join us tonight on 'Pop culture Spotlight', to delve into the most recent tea in the Kardashian world with co-hosts Tuline and Johara]

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Shamma and Mouna: BREAKING NEWS
[ news broadcast sound effect]
Shamma: Yesterday there was a spotting of Taylor Swift trying to go under the radar
Mouna: She was seen in New York making her way through the crowd towards a black SUV.
Shamma: Not only that but the reason Kendall Jenner won't be launching a beauty brand is now realized to the public

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Adam & Minjae enter and sit on couch, puts headphones on, does a fist bump

[Chill & HipHop music plays in the background]

Adam: Yo, did you see Oppenheimer? It was a banger, like 10/10 dude!

Minjae: Nodding
Minjae: Really? Bet, I'll definitely give it a watch.

Adam: You should, anyways welcome to Pop Culture Spotlight my name is Adam and this my good friend Minjae.

[Sound effect of loud, upbeat drums]

Minjae: Thanks for having me, my man

Adam: So, I heard have an interest in movies, tell me about that.

Minjae: Yeah man, movies have always been a must in my life, I really enjoy watching a lot of movies, anywhere, whenever I have the time really.

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Together- Unfiltered: The real lives of celebs-  from red carpets to real life.

Jwana - welcome back to another episode of 'unfiltered'

Lujain- where we explore the lives of celebrities behind the closed doors, share personal stories, insights into their daily lives, struggles and more.

Jwana- Today's episode we'll be discussing... [drum roll] Taylor Swift , featuring Taylor herself.

Guest Taylor - Thank you for having me on this show

Jwana-  I cant believe you're on here

Lujain - Lets play a sample of one of her popular songs.

[sample of cruel summer by Taylor Swift]

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Pop Culture Spotlight

[Hey Barbie trending sound plays]
Ahmed: Turn that off right now I can't listen to it anymore.
Symhon: Hello, Hello, Welcome back, or Welcome to the Pop Culture Spotlight
Ahmed: Today's episode is all about the recent Barbenheimer rivalry, and the overlooked movies of this summer.
Symhon: Who thought, in 2023, we would be talking about Oppenheimer vs. Ken?
Ahmed: I never thought I'd witness such a thing.
Symhon: But there were also a ton of movies that came out this summer, but were overlooked by us, Spotlighters!
[Theme Music]

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Rishit and Tanush: Pop Culture Spotlight

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Rishit and Tanush: Pop Culture Spotlight

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[MELTDOWN by Travis Scott Playing]
[Record Scratching]

Tanush: Scratch That, 101 MILLION STREAMS???
Rishit: What are you talking about? You aren't feeling it
Tanush: Too overrated in my opinion
Rishit: WHAT?... WHY?... DID WE LISTEN TO THE SAME SONG
Tanush: The bandwagoning is crazy
Rishit: Yeah, with 101 Million people who also like this song
Tanush: Thats literally what bandwagoning is...
Rishit: You can't judge the album off of one song, FE!N was good too
Tanush: Alright let me hear then.. but if 'Carti screams I'm leaving

[FE!N Playing]
[Playboi Carti Screams]

Tanush Walks Out of the Set
[Laughing in the background]

Rishit: We'll be back after the momentary technical difficulty

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[Matis: Nah man this might sound bad but like what the worst race?
Allai: I hate this race I had very bad experiences with it when I was younger.
[sound effect Beep Beep Beep]
Matis: Oh right, I fully agree with it.]

[intro music]

Matis: Hey guys welcome back to this podcast Today we are going to be talking about movies and races such as lighting McQueen with the new guest and expert, drum roll, please.

[drumroll effect]

Matis: Allai

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[Paparazzi cameras and applause]
Maha: Hi guys, we're back! Did you miss us?
Iman: Cuz we missed you. Today's episode is this month's Kar-Jenner recap.
Maha: So much has happened since we've last spoken.
Iman: Wait till you find out who Kylie Jenner was seen with at the Beyonce concert this weekend.
[Iman laughs]
Maha: There's wayy more from where that came from
Iman: And omg did you see the pictures North and Kim posted on their TikTok the night of the concert? Jeff Bezos was in one of them!
North West is known for her unfiltered content on her shared page with Kim.
Maha: Good thing she has her comments turned off

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David: I believe Adam Sandler is the best actor of all time
Raai and Sarah: WHAT?
David: Wait, wait, wait, play the intro.

[People Cheering]
Speaker: Welcome to the Pop Culture Spotlight podcast, where we discuss movies, films and shows!

Raai: Can we go back to what you said earlier?
David: What about it?
Sarah:Your hot take on Adam Sandler, why do you think he's the best actor of all time?

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The Missing Madonna: Episode 1- this podcast started with real-time dialogue at the place they would be referencing, which makes the listeners feel like they're there. The narrating then began with an opening sentence which hooks us

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How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2023) | Alex Hormozi

In this podcast they essentially leveraged Ethos, by establishing the guest speaker, Alex Hormozi, and provided the audience with his credentials, books he has written, businesses he has run and so forth. In addition to this, they showcased a small montage of rich/famous individuals in the first minute, which would further grab the attention of the audience, coupled with throwing around buzz words.

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Tom Holland and Jay Shetty
This podcast was in the Interview Format.
We feel that this podcast was able to hook us very well as the host chose a key moment from the podcast where it kind of foreshadows to the audience what the rest of the podcast will be about.

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"Mark Cuban: best interview uncensored" has an interesting hook by giving resect towards the guest and was explaining towards the audience that the guest is rich and owns an NBA team, this would make the audience interested and to wonder "Who is this guy?". We think this hook sets the target audience as young adults and teenagers that are interested in basketball, since the usual perspective of a businessman isn't very intriguing for young audiences, however using this hook allowed them to smoothly transition into the real interview.

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The Missing Maddona - Episode 1
We believe that this hook was not effective, and it makes it clear that the target audience is more likely for a mature audience that are art enthusiasts. While listening to this, we felt that it was slow, the music was not suitable and the narration kept getting cut off by chatter between the sisters. The editing was great, but the hook didn't reel us into the topic of this podcast, the narrator was just setting the scene.

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The biggest single artwork theft in British history took place in 2003. Twenty years on, Olivia begins her quest to find out what really happened to The Madonna of the Yarnwinder.

Writer, Producer and Presenter Olivia Graham
Producer and Writer Emily Esson and Jack Kibble-White
Sound Design and Composer Julian Corrie
Actors Kenny Blyth, Peter Collins and Gavin Mitchell
Story Consultants Graham Russell and Kirsty Williams
Development and artwork by Sally Greig Lockwood
Editorial Policy Matthew Eltringham
Lawyer Rosalind McInnes
Additional research by Elizabeth Ann Duffy and Anna Miles
Executive Producer Elizabeth Clark
Executive Editor Heather Kane-Darling
Commissioning Editor Gareth Hydes

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‎The Missing Madonna: Episode 1 - The Heist on Apple Podcasts

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The biggest single artwork theft in British history took place in 2003. Twenty years on, Olivia begins her quest to find out what really happened to The Madonna of the Yarnwinder. Writer, Producer and Presenter Olivia Graham Producer and Writer Emily Esson and Jack Kibble-White Sound Design and Com...

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Kanye West-Interview #1554: The hook was quite inefficient, not a clear hook although asks an interesting question and Kanye gives a story telling answer, but there was nothing that made us engage and want to listen to the rest; although the interview is old and the question would have been more interesting when we first found out that he was running for president.

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We thought that this podcast was not for our age group, it did not hook us. We think that this podcast is for 18 - 25 year olds who are interested in insights into other peoples lives, or who are interested in knowing what someone else has gone through. The hook was not very effective. In the first 3 minutes there was no talk of the podcast, it was just small talk between the show host and the guest.

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The title "How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2023)" is a great hook as adults ranging from the ages of 18-50 will be hooked instantly as becoming a millionaire is ideal for that age-group audience, also considering the year 2023 and the modern methods to become rich.
The thumbnail of the podcast is also a great hook because it has a big, clear label stating "getting rich is easy", so of course adults at the age of 50 would be hooked as they haven't figured it out in 50 years. As well as the text, the people shown on the thumbnail have some fame, resulting in fans wanting to watch the podcast.
At the beginning of the podcast, the video gives an insight of the podcast before you watch it, sort of hooking you in to want to hear what they had to say.

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How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2023) | Alex Hormozi

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Spoon + Mugen: The Kings of Honda Tuning - Past Gas #201
The podcasters hooked the audience, by stating their show notes. Before any main discussion, they introduce the topic. This hook could be effective and ineffective in some sorts, as it will appeal to older audiences that are more into the car scene, but may not appeal to the newer people joining the car scene. The thumbnail was effective, as it gave a visual to the main topic of the episode.
Target Audience - Car Enthusiasts

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The podcast we chose to listen to was by "rotten mango". The podcaster skips the introduction and goes straight into the story of a true crime and gives the context of the story. We believe that the target audience would be for people who enjoy horror and crime themed podcasts. Although we are not the target audience, her way was affective and engaging for those who enjoy this genre.

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We listened to "Mark Cuban: Best Interview UNCENSORED". This podcast was hosted by Patrick Bet David, and in our opinion the hook was extremely effective. There was some light conversation for the first 25-35 seconds to warm up the audience and then the host immediately introduced the topic of the podcast: The difference between being a millionaire and a billionaire. This in itself is an extremely interesting topic but the target audience is definitely teenagers. This is because they are mostly still planning their life so they would be interested to see how the people at the top operate. After introducing the topic, the podcast switched to an interview style which was highly effective as people were here to listen to Mark Cuban, who was given all the limelight for the next 2 minutes we listened to.

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SELINA GOMEZ ON: How to STOP Insecurity and Truly love yourself to the core, the hook of this podcast was edited by teasing the audience and putting a part of the podcast without giving context, this makes the audience want to understand and listen to the podcast.

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Messi. We think he has accomplished so much and became successful even though he had humble beginnings and was poor as a child. Moreover, he doesn't speak much in interviews so there are a lot of people who would want to know more about him who would watch the podcast.

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Our dream podcast host is Anna Paul. She's mostly known for her videos on Tiktok and is an influencer many people look up to because of her open-mindedness. She already talks about mental health and wellbeing, so therefore we think she would be the perfect podcast host for people interested in that topic.

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Our dream podcast host would be Morgan Freeman. We chose Morgan Freeman because he has a lot of experience in life, and has a plethora of stories to tell. He also has a PHD in History. He would have the name, to bring actors into his own podcast and give insight to the industry.

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Jwana - Taylor Swift
personally i find that taylor swift would be the ideal podcast host because of her huge fanbase and kind personality.

Sarah - Jaiden Dittfach
as for sarah, she thinks that shes Jaiden Dittfach very engaging with her audience and her personality is very unique which naturally grabs peoples attention.

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His podcasts would be very scientific and educational.

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1. our dream host is joe rogan, the reason why is because he asks good questions to the guest that the audience is interested about, in his podcast he knows background information on what the guest is going to talk about which is he would be a goo host.

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Dream Podcast Host: Elon Musk

How would the host engage and connect with the listeners?

In our opinion, Elon Musk would be an excellent host for a podcast since he would firstly captivate a large majority of the world simply through his fame. With the large fanbase that he would instantly develop, he would definitely capture the genre of futuristic development and problems in the current world, making him a fantastic person to listen to.

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The Kardashians: Because we feel like they would argue a lot, and that would be entertaining to watch. It would be an engaging podcast to watch them fight for hours.

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For our dream podcast host we picked Drake. Drakes music is widely known around the world. He is a humorous person. He has a lot going on in his life and he could talk about it, and he is willing to share to a bigger audience.

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Kevin Hart
Kevin Hart has a huge personality and a great sense of humour that everyone is aware of, and if he was to be a host he would keep the podcast entertaining and engaging for the audience.

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This podcast is hosted by Anas Bukash, a renowned figure from the Arab world. Here, he meets the father of the prominent celebrities, Bella, Gigi and Anwar, Mohamed Hadid.Mohamed Anwar Hadid is a Palestinian-born real estate developer, an Olympian, artist, pilot, and a father of 5; chances are that you also know him as Gigi and Bella Hadid’s father. On #ABtalks, we discover a special and exclusive side to Mohamed as he shares stories and talks about his roots, his career journey from his first job, his role as a father, thoughts on parenthood and more. ABtalks, is a way the host opens up with individuals we know as "celebrities" to show that they are human too.  With ambition, integrity and unshakeable passion he proposes questions about individuals, businesses, brands and society at large. Anas strives to stimulate thought and conversation to drive a deeper understanding of subjects most people tend to shy away from.

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In this podcast, Amy Briggs executive producer of The National Geographic history magazine, sits down and chats with Enrique Sala, the founder of the project "Pristine Seas" to inspire countries to protect the last wild places and wildlife in the ocean. Talks more about fear of sharks, threats to the ocean, preparing of an expedition and the expedition itslef.

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Exploring Pristine Seas | Podcast | Overheard at National Geographic

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Spoon + Mugen: The Kings of Honda Tuning - Past Gas #201

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Spoon + Mugen: The Kings of Honda Tuning - Past Gas #201

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In this episode of Past gas, host james pumphrey talks about 2 of the greatest japanese honda tuner companies to ever exist, and although this podcast is scripted, the host and others let their personality shine through very frequently, making this podcast very entertaining (and full of information) for car lovers. The script was something that keeps them on topic, rather than being a, well, script. I would recommend this to any car enthusiast for sure.

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I watched this episode on true crime by Rotten Mango. I definitely recommend this podcast, its so interesting. I felt that rotten mango made this podcast more interesting with her body language and the way she says the story.

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True Crime Fan Committed A Murder "Out of Curiosity"

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Rise and fall of Mitsubishi - Past Gas- Donuts Podcasts - Vansh

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Rise and fall of Mitsubishi - Past Gas- Donuts Podcasts - Vansh

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In this episode of Past gas, the speakers talk about the rise of Mitsubishi by mentioning the awards and races they have won. They talk about the owner and the history of Mitsubishi. They also discuss how the sales plummeted.

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The Rise & Fall of Mitsubishi - Past Gas #184

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In this episode of the Jay Shetty Podcast, Jay brings on Selena Gomez as a guest speaker and she talks about her battle with mental health and insecurities. She speaks about the pressure of being a celebrity and having to try and be what everybody wants her to be and later shares how she overcame it all and learned to love herself.

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SELENA GOMEZ ON: How To STOP Insecurity & TRULY LOVE YOURSELF To The Core | Jay Shetty

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Conan O' Brien Needs a Friend: Kevin Hart

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Conan O' Brien Needs a Friend: Kevin Hart

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Within this podcast host Conan O Brien interviews Kevin Hart and talks through the toughness of the industry and how he has to remain consistent through his acting journey and remain on the mainstream stage. They compliment each other and provided motivation to each other throughout their careers and talked about various instances in their life that helped them push through. Furthermore, I recommend this podcast as it was motivational and provided an insight into these 2 celebrities.

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Actor and comedian Kevin Hart feels extremely blessed about being Conan O'Brien's friend.

Kevin sits down with Conan to talk about the importance of taking care of the body, molding an environment for future success stories, and walking in fear at the highest levels of achievement. Later, Conan doubles down on one of his most hilarious jokes.

Got a question for Conan? Call our voicemail: (323) 451-2821.

For Conan videos, tour dates and more visit TeamCoco.com.

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‎Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend: Kevin Hart on Apple Podcasts

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Actor and comedian Kevin Hart feels extremely blessed about being Conan O'Brien's friend. Kevin sits down with Conan to talk about the importance of taking care of the body, molding an environment for future success stories, and walking in fear at the highest levels of achievement. Later, Conan dou...

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In this episode of The Saudi Pro League Show, JJChaos goes through all the player transfers to the Saudi Pro League, that occurred during the summer. I would not recommend this podcast as the host spoke in a very repetitive and in-concise manner that made 10 minutes feel like 30. He did not add any of his own takes or opinions to the podcast and instead just said information that is already easily available online.

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‎The Saudi Pro League Show on Apple Podcasts

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JJ Chaos hosts a weekly show covering all the news from the Saudi Pro League

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I would recommend this podcast, it gives the perspectives of a multibillionaire. Obviously the podcast gives tricks on how to earn some money and how to hustle but my favorite part is when Mark Cuban explains what he had to do to achieve what he achieved, he explains his perspective on other people's perspectives.

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I chose to listen to "anything goes with Emma Chamberlin" podcast. The episode i chose to watch is called "building a healthy social life". During this episode Emma shares her feelings and thoughts of her social life, and how it affected her in both positive in negative ways, and what she did to change her social life after not having a proper social life for a long time.

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Listen to this episode from anything goes with emma chamberlain on Spotify. [video available on spotify] for the last few months, i've been on a journey. now that's not saying much because i'm always on some sort of journey. my particular journey as of recent has been rebuilding my social life.

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This episode tackles the Dominican Republic, the host has a guest speaker, who was present at the time of the DR cyber security. How the DR solved and tackled this problem.

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In this episode, the host questions Ed mylett about his life and about how his dad was a drunk and how he was going to change from someone that told him to stop and tried to help him and that helped him realize that you should help people when you overcame a problem because you know what it feels like to be in this situation and how you should help people so they don't fall into the same problem like you and then maybe they can help you later on.

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Ed Mylett ON: Watch These 37 Minutes To COMPLETELY CHANGE Your Life | Jay Shetty

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going purple by Lissie Mackintosh (Pitstop on starting an F1 Podcast) this podcast episode was mainly about 2 F1 content creators who both have podcasts, and are each talking about what its like. they also play games later in the game.

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In this episode of  IGN,we get to know about the success story of the developers Chad and Jared Moldenhauer,to their hit indie game called Cuphead.They discussed about their humble and fascinating journey from loving cartoons and gaming as kids to quitting their jobs to make their dream video game, which was one of 2017's best video games, the year it was released. I found their starting and journey to be very interesting as their whole journey was half planned half believing a dream.

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Cuphead Creators Chad and Jared Moldenhauer - IGN Unfiltered #25

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The Missing Madonna - Episode 1, The Heist 

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The Missing Madonna - Episode 1, The Heist 

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The podcast is about two sisters who explore the story of Britain's biggest art theft. The episodes talk about the famous Da Vinci artwork and it's search to bring it back.

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The biggest single artwork theft in British history took place in 2003. Twenty years on, Olivia begins her quest to find out what really happened to The Madonna of the Yarnwinder.

Writer, Producer and Presenter Olivia Graham
Producer and Writer Emily Esson and Jack Kibble-White
Sound Design and Composer Julian Corrie
Actors Kenny Blyth, Peter Collins and Gavin Mitchell
Story Consultants Graham Russell and Kirsty Williams
Development and artwork by Sally Greig Lockwood
Editorial Policy Matthew Eltringham
Lawyer Rosalind McInnes
Additional research by Elizabeth Ann Duffy and Anna Miles
Executive Producer Elizabeth Clark
Executive Editor Heather Kane-Darling
Commissioning Editor Gareth Hydes

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‎The Missing Madonna: Episode 1 - The Heist on Apple Podcasts

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The biggest single artwork theft in British history took place in 2003. Twenty years on, Olivia begins her quest to find out what really happened to The Madonna of the Yarnwinder. Writer, Producer and Presenter Olivia Graham Producer and Writer Emily Esson and Jack Kibble-White Sound Design and Com...

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This is the podcast I chose to listen to since I know Tom Holland from many famous roles, like spiderman. Throughout the podcast he talks about his childhood and how he deals with his mental health as a celebrity.

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TOM HOLLAND Gets Vulnerable About Mental Health & Overcoming Social Anxiety

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StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries – The Multiverse with Neil deGrasse Tyson 

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StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries – The Multiverse with Neil deGrasse Tyson 

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The podcast I chose to listen to was about the multiverse. While most people don't believe it's real, the podcast I listened to justified that using physics, with one person agreeing it's not real and 2 believing it is. I decided to listen to a podcast on this topic as it tends to be very controversial, and I wanted to see other peoples thoughts and opinions on it.

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StarTalk Podcast: Cosmic Queries – The Multiverse with Neil deGrasse Tyson | Full Episode

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Kendall talks about her own experiences and stories of life which have taught her life lessons based on anxiety insecurity and being happy. some topics she talks about is putting yourself out there and the confidence thats needed as well as setting boundaries and losing someone. This podcast is interesting to listen to and learn from.

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KENDALL JENNER: “I Lost Myself Trying to Please Everyone!” – WATCH This To Take Your Power Back

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The podcast I chose to listen to is Joe Rogan ep. #1309. The guest Alex Hormozi is a first generation Iranian-American entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. In 2013, he started his first brick & mortar business. Within three years, he successfully scaled his business to six locations. He then sold his locations to transition to the turnaround business. I chose to listen to this podcast as it interested me on the topic of becoming rich, and the misconceptions of the process and how the real millionaires of the world make money.

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How They Keep You POOR! (Watch This To Become A MILLIONAIRE In 2023) | Alex Hormozi

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This episode is great if you want to know the teacher's POV of teaching. Listen to this podcast if you want to know about how teachers explain ridiculous student stories. If you like some light comedy this is highly recommended.

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On this episode of Lex fridman, a special guest is in the episode named Grant Sanderson, they talk about the beauty of Mathematics and ask each other very good questions, such as "Was math developed or Discovered?" they then talk about the history of math. this is something that I found very interesting and I think many others will too.

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Goals Toolkit: How to Set & Achieve Your Goals | Huberman Lab Podcast

Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist teaching at Stanford, describes protocols (that are based on science), to set and achieve goals in a way that maximizes the likelihood of reaching them. He also addresses common myths about goal setting and explains tools to improve performance during cognitive or physical work.

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Goals Toolkit: How to Set & Achieve Your Goals | Huberman Lab Podcast

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Joe Rogan and Ye talk about politics, mostly on the question of why Ye is going for president.

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Anything goes with emma chamberlain - building a healthy social life

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Anything goes with emma chamberlain - building a healthy social life

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The podcast I chose to listen to is “anything goes with Emma Chamberlin”.  Emma uses the podcast as a space to share her thoughts with a microphone rather than a physical person (kinda like a therapy session), she talks about whatever is on her mind which can vary between advice and personal experiences to fun interviews with different people and that’s why I enjoy listening to it.

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The podcast I chose is The Vivek Show. In this episode of The Vivek Show, host Vivek Ramaswamy welcomes Rich Lowrie, an economic advisor to Herman Cain's presidential campaign, to discuss the complexities of economic growth. The conversation covers GDP as a measure of success, the impact of dollar volatility on economic productivity, and the rise of the managerial class. Rich Lowrie emphasizes the importance of a stable unit of measure and the need for more business investment. He also critiques the Federal Reserve's policies and their effects on wage growth and the striving majority. I chose to listen to this podcast because I am extremely interested in global economics which is in line with my career choice. As a result, this episode was perfect as it addressed some harsh truths which people are not aware of.

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The Economics of Growth with Rich Lowrie | The Vivek Show