video content on the web as a series of episodes with a common theme. These episodes are accompanied by a file called a “feed” that allows listeners to subscribe to the series and receive new episodes automatically. Some people use the term “podcast” to refer to any distribution of audio/video content on the Web, but technically speaking, the feed and subscription model of file delivery is what differentiates podcasting from simply posting files on the Web. Think of podcasting like setting
Politeness In the podcast, Politeness, Melyvn Bragg discusses the idea of politeness at the start of the 18th century. As mentioned, politeness is “a notion that implies care and the ability to recognize others feelings”. The guidelines for best behavior at the end of the 17th century was formed out of moderation, so going into the 18th century created a new world of contact and conversation through the development of coffeehouses. People discovered interaction through politeness, thus allowing
Technology: Podcast Interview Equipment Required; The Absolute Beginners Guide to Podcasting: Preparation Preparation Requirements; What kind of topic do you want to podcast? What is the purpose of this podcast? Is this an interesting topic? Choosing the correct formatting for your podcast is an essential element, without this being done the confusing can be overflowed to the audience (is there just one segment or several segments that might have to be reviewed). How long is your podcast? Is it 15
A Response to Serial Podcast Serial Podcast: Serial is an investigative journalism podcast hosted by Sarah Koenig, narrating a nonfiction story over multiple episodes. This podcast was such a great experience for me! I have never done anything like that in my other English courses throughout high school. I recently listened to a podcast called Serial. It was a great experience for me and I really enjoyed the podcast. On that day I was driving to Toronto with my dad and we both listened to it and
RELEASE (Allen, Texas) Mark Mason announces the relaunch of the Internet Marketing Minute Podcast, a short-format internet marketing podcast featuring episodes that last only five to ten minutes. Listeners can enjoy this podcast twice a week and learn new ways to boost their business in a short period of time. This follows on the heels of the relaunch of the Late Night Internet Marketing Minute, a popular podcast broadcast dedicated to building Internet businesses one night at a time. "To ensure listeners
In this week’s podcast, the interviewee was Rory McGloin who is an assistant professor here at the University of Connecticut. His research mainly focuses on the effects of media, primarily video games which is emphasized in this podcast by “looking at how a variety of contextual features, whether video games or other types of virtual environments, effect people’s perception of the experience,” (McGloin). The role of technology in our lives was spoken about all through the listening indicating there
listened to podcasts. Fortunately, I still learned a lot during the two hours I spent per week in the class. I learned to expect the unexpected, to become more open minded about every situation, and to be better prepared for everything. Another thing I thought would be different in this class was that the podcasts we would listen to would be like podcasts from The Moth, which just tells different stories from different people, some funny and some serious. When we listened to our first podcast on our
Analysis of the Serial Podcast season one Within the essay there will be topics and discussions about the Serial Podcast. The host of this podcast is Sarah Koenig. She will be our narrator throughout this story as each new piece becomes relevant. Throughout each episode, Sarah uses different tactics to get information and figure out where everything falls into place. There will be an in-depth analysis of how Mrs. Koenig uses Ethos, Logos, Pathos, Kairos, and the Logical Fallacies effectively throughout
This podcast was an interview between Leanna Prater and Vicki Davis for Davis’s Podcast “Every Classroom Matters”. Leanna Prater is a classroom teacher with an M.A. in education who uses play in her classroom to excite students about learning. Prater helps her students explore topics by using manipulatives and things that they are familiar with. She also likes to give them opportunities to explore online. Two main items she discusses using in her classroom to help her students explore ideas and learn
The article, written by Kimberly Tohill, discusses about the rise in popularity of podcasts and how they could be implicated in the classrooms to help students in the process of learning another language. Tohill talks about how learning a new language as people getting older becomes harder than when they were children. The reason being children are more exposed to the language while growing up through parents whose native language was not English. For students who attempt to learn another language
Criminal Podcast: The Fifth Suspect: The Fifth suspect podcast was about a child pornography ring, which included Bailey Joe Mills, Elizabeth Mills, and two other male suspects. Four out of five suspects were caught, but one suspect remained. Brad Bird, the detective on the case, believed that the fifth suspect was Tommy Wall because Wall was seen on video. Wall was caught on video because, in 2011, Wall met with Elizabeth Mills on a dating site, and the two went back to Mill’s house. At Baily Joe
On the Labor Day edition of the Stone Cold Podcast live in Baltimore, Maryland, Stone Cold Steve Austin sits down with the legendary team of Edge and Christian exclusively on the WWE Network. Before getting into the tough questions, the three superstars caught up with each other. Stone Cold would ask them about where they were at since retirement. Edge and Christian reveal that they had daughters only six weeks apart. Edge talks about residing in North Carolina and Christian talks about residing
Would you ever trust a psychopath to provide honest information? The podcast, Serial, is an investigative narrative hosted by Sarah Koenig that follows the story of an unsolved murder case involving Adnan Syed and Hae Min Lee. The podcast displays multiple sides to the story and digs deep to find answers to many of the burning questions. One of the heaviest factors in this case is the possibility that Adnan is a psychopath. Whether or not this is true could affect the outcome of the case greatly
The Education Divide Certainly, being born into a privileged family have their advantages. Unfortunately, for those who are born into poverty may struggle for their success, but it is not impossible. The podcast “Three Miles” is a great example of that. Comparatively, on the surface Melanie and Raquel are two individuals coming from the same unfortunate circumstances. Although, both girls were introduced to the same pen pal program their outcomes would travel different courses. Initially, the purpose
filmmaker David Ridgen teams up with CBC to create Someone Knows Something, a podcast devoted to opening up cold cases and investigating them through journalistic measures. A cold case investigating podcast on Adrien McNaughton's disappearance hoping to give Adrian's parents Murray and Barb McNaughton some closure after more than 40 years without their son. David Ridgen is not new to cold cases, he has history of cold case podcast with the CBC prior. Ridgen grew up in Arnprior and is familiar with the
killing Hae Min Lee. Was he discriminated because of his age? Keep in mind Adnan was a young teen when these accusations came flying out of the sky. Was he discriminated because of his religion and or race? Adnan Syed was a Pakistani Muslim. The Serial podcast brought international attention to Adnan Syed’s
Marlo Mack’s podcast How To Be a Girl is a sensitive and honest exploration of the joys, fears, and struggles of raising of a transgender child. Earlier this year, Marlo and her seven-year-old daughter M (both pseudonyms) met transgender actress Laverne Cox (“Orange Is the New Black”). The story and photos of that meeting had a brief flare of online virality. In a recent episode of the podcast, Marlo (who also blogs at gendermom) talked about what happened after that meeting, as M began to understand
baggage to the name, but it is a continuous problem that we still today, after many years, battle with. “The Code Switch Podcast, Episode 1: Can we talk about Whiteness?” is a podcast with many speakers of different colors that discusses white ignorance and white uncertainty of talking about racial issues. White ignorance plays a significant role in the main idea of the podcast. The main hosts, Shereen Meraji and Gene Demby, talk with different speakers and ask their thoughts on ideas and events
Paper #3 For this weeks choice of a podcast, I decided to give the Modern Love podcast a chance. I was browsing through the web trying to find something fun and interesting to listen to, then I stumbled upon the Modern Love podcast. What caught my eye first was obviously the title of Modern Love. Right there and then I knew that a podcast with a title as such would talk about some of the very relatable dating experiences that our generation faces every day, and be something to possibly find comfort
by setting our goal, setting the mood, logos, and using induction to gain credibility. The first step in creating the podcast was setting a goal. The idea behind the podcast was to persuade our audience but we first had to decide what our view was on the topic. In order to do this, we each had to research