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My topic is "Cultural Voucher Policy"

My guest is Ana.

My topic is "Can we change our personality?"

My guest is my classmate in Oral Training class, Saku.

My topic is "All About Japanese Rock Music"

My guest is Cindy

My topic is "The common issues among college students"

My guest is Roy.

My topic is "Game Addiction"

My Guest is Frank

My topic is "Gaming Addiction"

My Guest is Johnson

My topic is "Emotional Impact of Appearance on University Students"

My guest are Wendy and Roy

My topic is "Is there a future for same-sex marriage in Japan?"

Guest speaker is Sakura

The talk will be about the recent political drama and the cross-strait tension

Guest-the host of podcast show-博士的睡前故事, 博士的鬼故事

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My topic is “What kind of music do NCKU students listen mostly?”

My guest is 蔡佩軒/Roy.

I may need to add the introduction of contents that are mentioned later in the podcast.

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Remember to include outro.

My topic is " The weather in Tainan".

My first guest speaker is Liv.

My topic is "Choices in Movies"

My guest is my friend Jessie

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How to train my speaking skills to make the overall sound smoother.

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Through this recording, I learned that you should never listen to your own voice. That's pretty weird.

Since I knew nothing with respect to band culture, this podcast provided me with preliminary understandings of Taiwanese and Japanese bands.

I like how you use band music as your background music and transitional signal.

Band is not only a musical culture but also encompasses visual arts and immersive experiences, creating the unique unity of band.

I can get a brief idea of cultural voucher policy in your podcast.

Smooth conversation and chill background music is impressing.

The primary aim of the cultural voucher policy should be defined.

The whole conversation is clear enough, but I hope to get more details. For example, you can have another part to talk about your future plan, instead of only focusing on your guest. And maybe in your conclusion, you can give some advises to the listeners.

I also spend my cultural voucher at the bookstore, so the topic of the podcast makes me feel relatable.

The background music is really nice, when I first open the podcast, I felt very comfortable.

The inconvenience of having no place to spend the voucher is a special point of view!

Impression: The podcast is quite organized, I can see that you prepared well for this podcast. The guest’s response it very well too even added some questions for you. It’s great that you can give good response to those questions!

Unique elements: I like when you guys discuss about cheating in the relationship.

Key points: This podcast is focusing on relationship with someone, discussing about some struggles in a relationship and what kind of things that someone didn’t really want to happen in a relationship.

The topic about coffee shops in Tainan makes me curious because I also live in Tainan and enjoy going to coffee shops.

The speaker is from Japan and the interviewee is from Korea. The view points of people from other countries are interesting.

The differences between coffee shops from various countries. After listening to this podcast, I want to try cafes in different countries.

You and your guest share many personal experience, which I find it very approachable.

You present research and personal experiences to support your discussion of the formation and changes of personality, which made me, a psychology enthusiast, very engaged.

People's personalities actually can change and are affected by age, peer relationships, and acquired environment.

Impression: The podcast is quite organized. You seem to do well preparation for this podcast. However the music at the beginning is little bit too loud and I can’t really hear your voice at the beginning.

Unique elements: The whole discussion is unique for me since I don’t really see this thing in my country. At the beginning you also mentioned that your school provided lecture regarding LGBT, and it’s quite a new thing for me.

Key points: This podcast are mainly talking about same sex marriage, and some impacts for this. The possibility of legalization of LGBT/same sex marriage in Japan.

Very interesting topics and conversations.

Cafe recommendations.

The purpose of coffee shop and recommendations.

The podcast is well organized with the prologue and the following conversation. However, it is a little bit too smooth for me.

The podcast invites two audiences to share their personal experiences of graduation plans, which is a good opportunity to listen to different opinions at the same time.

The idea of gaining practical skills before applying to graduate school is useful. And I feel less anxious since I find most students are also worrying about their future.

My topic is whether to pursue grad studies right after graduation

My guests are Claire and Cecelia.

This is an important issue and deserves our consideration.

The in-depth discussions and responses to the issues are very meaningful.

We should pay more attention to this kind of issue. Gender issues are very diverse and we should understand and respect them.

The whole podcast is clear an well-organized.

You've shared many own experience which makes me feel related.

The solutions you suggested for game addiction are very useful.

Impression: This title is very meaningful, rich in content and novel in subject matter.

Their discussions were fluent and rich in topics.

Relationships between people are necessary. The direction of the relationships depends on what we do.

The struggling of making decision for the future also makes me super anxious. After listening to the podcast, I think I have some thoughts about the choices.

The speaker and the interviewees are all sophomores, therefore, discussing about this topic is relatable to me.

There are various choices despite of directly continue going to graduate school like having a gap year or look for a job first.

The podcast provide general insights oh whether keep studying after graduation.

Two guests are invited in this episode for a more credible discussion.

Personal stories or credible researches could be added for sufficient takeaways to audiences.

The podcast has a clear topic discussing the future plans by inviting students to share about their experiences and decisions. 

It is wonderful to dig into the motivations and aspirations of Michelle, which helps audiences to know more about how people make decisions.

I learned from this podcast about how people from different backgrounds decide their future plans after graduation.

You and your guest share so many opinions about rock music in Taiwan and Japan, which shows that both of you have so mucn love for rock music.

I can see that you use rock music to help transition and create sound effects to add charm to your podcast. I think it's brilliant.

What makes Taiwanese and Japanese rock music unique in their own ways is that they are each inspired by local culture, history, and even other artistic media.

Mobile games are popular around us nowadays, such as playing Nintendo Switch, and outfits games for dressing up the characters.

The issue the host discussed may attract teenagers addicted to mobile games and those parents worried about their children.

Our generation suffers from the problem of smartphone addiction. We prompt to spend much time on mobile games, since they are easy to access. Moreover, gaming will also have impact on students’ school works.

The rating of the first guest depends on the makeup. Most university students are anxious about their appearance because there are too many beautiful girls in the campus.

The show reveals the anxiety in the Z generation that will arouse the empathy and interest for them.

Social media makes people become less and less confident because we tend to follow those beautiful and handsome ones. When we want to post a picture, we will use filters or photoshop to edit the image in order to make us more beautiful .

Many people go to cafe for studying and dating. Some recommendations include: 月波、BV cafe

They talked about the differences between cafe in Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan.

We can just go to the cafe with friends and relax with a cup of coffee then having fun there.

Your discussion are organized and well-prepared. I can see you put lots of effort into this topic.

Listening to people discuss LGBT topic in their countries gave me a better understanding of the situation of sexual minorities in Japan.

This in-depth discussion does a great job at making the audience more aware of LGBT issues in Japan. It also explores the possibility of legal same-sex marriage in Japan in the future.

The transition and the background music is applied very well. And your discussion about the using experience and the point of views about its controversial aspect are really impressing.

Impression: The podcast is quite organized. You seem to prepared well for this podcast.

Unique elements: The whole discussion is unique for me since I don’t have this program in my country. I think it’s a great system although this program needs more improvement, but it’s a great way to make young people get to know culture!

Key points: This podcast is mainly talking about the usage of cultural voucher policy in Taiwan, and also discussing some limitation when using this voucher.

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I thought it was a very serious and familiar topic, as I myself have experienced touching my phone without being aware of it or feeling uncomfortable if I don't have it with me.

Mobile games are highly addictive because of the variety of characters to choose from and the diverse play elements.

People today are suffering from smartphone addiction, and among the many apps and websites available, I could see that the gaming genre is particularly addictive.