https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6 Choose two of the podcasts to make two separate posts. Answer these questions about each What do they have in common? What persuasive and engaging techniques do they use for the audience? What is the structure of the podcast? en-us 2021-02-25 23:24:26 UTC 2021-03-08 12:22:59 UTC hello@padlet.com https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1612367289874-0fba3b4a07dd?ixid=MXw3ODI2fDB8MXxzZWFyY2h8N3x8Ni42LiUyMFBvZGNhc3QlMjBMaXN0ZW5pbmclMjBPYnNlcnZhdGlvbnN8ZW58MHx8fA&ixlib=rb-1.2.1 27zunayrac4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244162598 1. Something they all have in common is that they have hooks, guests, and music. 
2. Something engaging the podcast had was sound effects and music. Something persuasive the podcast had was interviews with different people and how students feel about it. 
3. The structure of the podcast was in the beginning there was a hook, there was conversation about what they thought then they interviewed some people, and had special guests.  ]]> 2021-02-26 05:36:38 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244162598 27amberl5 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244165486 1. There are hooks and and usually interviews and special guests.

2.They started with funny and informal speech to hook the audience. It was started with a question from on host to the other. They used sound effects and music to make it lighthearted and funny.

3. It started with a funny hook and then moved on to the ethical part of the topic. They gave facts and asked questions to engage the audience. ]]> 2021-02-26 05:40:12 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244165486 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244165752 1.
2.They started with sounds of dogs to give the audience an idea of what this is going to be about. They asked questions to engage the audience. They interviewed with people to persuade the audience.
3.They started off with an interesting hook and the boy asked the girl a question about lunch. Leading the topic to eating dogs and cats. After asking the question, they sort of got into an argument. They had a lot of interviews with different people. In the end, the girl just kind of went away because she can't understand the boy and the podcast ended.]]> 2021-02-26 05:40:31 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244165752 27ernestz4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244166285 1. An engaging intro with a question.
2. They talked about how people actually do eat stuff like dogs and cats in some places.
3. They had an interview with someone that ate dog/cat meat before.
4. Another question.
5. A summary.
6. The credits, and then one last question.]]> 2021-02-26 05:41:12 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244166285 27alexb4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244168786 2. The podcast starts off with music and a conversation between two people to engage the listeners. They ask for opinions of other people about whether you should eat your pet and debate about it themselves to persuade you for either side.
3. They hook the listeners by having a conversation at the start when the man asks the woman what she wants for lunch, then starts listing recipes with dogs and cats. Then they start talking about how in different cultures people think it is ok or not ok to eat certain animals, and after that they interview several people who have either eaten a pet or own a pet. ]]> 2021-02-26 05:44:06 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244168786 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244171240 2021-02-26 05:46:44 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244171240 27mollial4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244172506 1. The hook was, a man asks a woman what she would like to have for lunch, then he began to make suggestions, but the suggestions he had was about dog meat and cat meat.

2. After the hook, the woman wasn't so pleased, so, they kind of got into an argument of wether they actually should eat their pets.

3. Then, they talked with a few people to support their argument, kind of like an interview, there was all sort of music related to cats and dogs, then the man told the woman that some cultures do indeed eat pets.

4. The woman didn't understand the diabolical mind of the man, so, she just left. the podcast ended with a parody of a song, with the man telling the listeners to subscribe for more content like this.]]> 2021-02-26 05:48:12 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244172506 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244180778 1. They both start of the podcast with an interesting hook.

2. They first started off with the man asking the girl what she wants for lunch and then he began talking about food with pet names in the food name.

3. Sound effects to help people imagine how the back ground is like. They also put a conversation to hook the listeners interest.
- Joseph]]> 2021-02-26 05:57:33 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244180778 27clairec6 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244181433 1. Something that all the podcasts have in common is they all have a very interesting hook, interviews and sound bites/music related to the situation.
2. They had a funny conversation about what they should have for lunch  and started talking about dog and cat dishes. They also used sound bites for example: pan frying, dog barking etc. 
3. The structure was there was a hook in the very beginning and they had interviews with a lot of people that had dog and cat meat before. At the very end they kind of "continued" on their hook from the beginning and gave credits.]]> 2021-02-26 05:58:12 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244181433 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244183962 1. They both start the podcast with an interesting hook.

2. They hot and co - cost said they were going to go back in time and learn about the history of video games.

3. they people had expressions in their voice and sound effect to picture the back ground.

- Joseph

]]> 2021-02-26 05:59:49 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244183962 27somila4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244184360
1. Firstly they talked about what they should have for lunch then he suggested really odd stuff like dogs and cats

2. After this part the vegetarian women gets kind of angry and then they start to debate about which meat are okay to eat and which aren't.

3. They talked with a few people who had experience with this then they came to another question. What would you rather eat a cat or a dog?

4. They concluded with the man being obnoxious again and then they concluded with another question. How do you feel about people eating meat. 

- Somil]]> 2021-02-26 06:00:21 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1244184360 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1249285435 1. They hosts started their podcast with hook with some role play/ "conversation" by asking each other relavant rhetorical questions to the title. With lots of background sounds of dog barks, and cooking noises. 
2. In the main part of the podcast, there is some transition music along with some guests, most of the time the guest explains something, then the hosts ask questions about it. An engaing techniique they use is to let the audience think, and let the guests tell stories. 
3. The structure of the podcast was introduction, transition, main (interviews), and the end. 
- Luzia
 ]]> 2021-02-28 06:31:18 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1249285435 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1249336368 1. They both had very similar structures, they both had 2 hosts with guests. 
2. I think this podcast had a very engaging technique by including things that could connect to multiple groups of people, children because of the history of video games, and adults because its about video games of their time. 
3. The structure of the podcast is introduction, histoy of video games, a "game" and the ending. 
- Luzia]]> 2021-02-28 06:59:46 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1249336368 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1268056951 1. This podcast is very similar to "Should You Eat Your Pets?" with structures that are alike.
2. They started with a very good hook, where they were playing video games (just like the title) which might also hint that this would be about video games.
3. First is an engaging hook, then a talk about the history of video games, and then an ending.
-Ernest

]]> 2021-03-04 09:27:58 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1268056951 27maxwellp4 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1268653649 1. This podcast has a very great hook  of making sounds of animals making sounds. The animal sounds can grab attention to the listeners.
2. This podcast is very weird and interesting by the transitioning music and animal noises. It sounds like an animal is being tortured. Also,  this podcast has explained a lot of food recipes with weird names from other countries.
3. The structure of this podcast is introduction, the main idea with guests from around the world talking about animal dishes, and the conclusion. 
-Maxwell]]> 2021-03-04 12:47:30 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1268653649 27clairec6 https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1281617669 1. This podcast has a very similar structure as "Should You Eat Your Pets?" podcast. They also had 2 hosts as well.
2. They again used sound bites, like the beeping of video games. Before they fully introduced the topic they connected the topic of video games to different generations. 
3. They first had the hook, then they talked about how long ago video games were made, long story short, the history of video games.]]> 2021-03-08 12:19:36 UTC https://padlet.com/joanna_kirk1/bnsq5jhtjmwj38w6/wish/1281617669