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Episode 2: AI invades news writing remember Wuhan Virus is Racist
June 04, 2023 00:00 - 12 minutes - 17.3 MBPiano Music courtesy of Harpeth Presbyterian Church. Late breaking News 06 - 02 - (20-23) A Chinese spokesman admits that the Covid-19 virus “escaped from their lab”. I guess that puts the lid on the coffin “Wuhan Virus is racist.” In a startlingly surprising announcement wind advocates claim to be able to recycle turbine blades There's not a bit of truth in that statement It’s a hoax designed to give them environmental cover! Currently, wind turbine blades are made of wood with ...
Episode 22: There’s bad advice everywhere & if you take your tech advice from News channel four/Nashville - they don’t know beans about iPhone security
May 19, 2023 00:00 - 13 minutes - 18.7 MBOpening piano music courtesy of Harpeth Presbyterian Church -- closing Banjo HangOut The Very Thought of You, used with permission. I once made a crack that with more than 2/B phones sold no one would steal an iPhone. What the thieves are now after is your “life”. Locking you out of your Apple ID to charge stuff thru Apple/Pay — it’s your identity they steal. The TV commentator suggested replacing your four-digit passcode with a six-digit code. Yes, that might help, but here’s a be...
Episode 18: Labels don't "lie" Copywriters Do
May 16, 2023 00:00 - 9 minutes - 13 MBOpening piano music courtesy of Steinway & Sons - closing courtesy of Banjo HangOut, William Tell Overture -- I omitted one thing from my tome on fuel savings & here it is now. We are moving in the warmer months of the year and it pays to shop for fuel earlier in the day when it’s coolest. Gasoline in its liquid state expands & contracts, it’s stored underground at a constant 55 degrees Fahrenheit it will expand as it’s pumped and in your tank. Use pumps on the shady side of the sta...
Episode 1: Are PodCast Tags Important? No, They’re Vital!
May 05, 2023 00:00 - 2 minutes - 4.06 MBIf you prepare a detailed script for your podcast, do yourself a favor; include a text box at the end of each episode with possible tags to use for that episode as a reminder. Tag Lines are Awesome if The're Awesome/headline by Steve Woodruff with misspelling Overall: 65 • Engagement: 58 • Impression: 50 • View Analysis Tag Lines are Awesome if They're Awesome/Notice with misspelling does better/Go figure Overall: 64 • Engagement: 57 • Impression: 50 • View Analysis Are PodCast...
Episode 115: Everything I know about writing podcasts, I learned from Steve Woodruff, PodCamp 2014
April 30, 2023 00:00 - 5 minutes - 29.9 MB VideoThis is The PodCast Doctor Video series iii — this video is sponsored by MouseCalls of Bellevue (37-221) — the guys who beat the tech in the truck.. He didn’t mean to do it, of course, he was delivering a presentation of: The Communication Strategies involved in “Branding”, and I happened to be in the room. I am indebted to Steve for making a great presentation, and I am able to re-create his session from “holographic” notes, taken during the session. Join me on Monday Wizard Of ...
Episode 115: Take Your Podcast to the next level build anticipation Tease future content — an “un-case” study
April 16, 2023 00:00 - 4 minutes - 24 MB VideoApple to use only recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025 April 13 (Reuters) - Apple Inc (AAPL.O) said on Thursday it would use only recycled cobalt in batteries by 2025 as a part of its efforts to make all its products carbon neutral by the end of the decade. THANK YOU Reuters News Service What's taking so long /ed note Bad advice is everywhere — Heard on News Channel Two Nashville — talking about tic removal & here I quote if the tick is embedded — use tweezers, end of quote — Wrong...
Episode 115: Twitter Get's It Wrong Again, Tennessee
April 07, 2023 00:00 - 5 minutes - 379 MB VideoTo begin I’d like to share the results of a so-called Twitter poll on NewsChannel/17 — Nashville’s (own) CodeRed weather dunces. According to their results, the state of Tennessee looks bad as a result of the recent expulsion of two members. It’s a crock of sh… As we found out in 20-20 Twitter is a sewer (Thank You, Rush Limbaugh). It’s not representative of anything, it’s powered by BOTT postings. We are living in the age of lowered expectations & a much coarser society, people ...
Episode 115: Unfortunately for US 21st century politics are motivated by revenge more than any other motive
March 31, 2023 00:00 - 16 minutes - 22.5 MBMusic opening piano courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian -- closing courtesy of Harpeth Presbyterian -- A History Lesson from Kim Kommando "Happy Wednesday! What were you doing on this day in 1971? If you were Ray Thomlinson, you sent the first email ever from one computer to another using ARPANET (precursor to the internet). Thank you, Ray!" Thanks for this history lesson -- FYI/the message which was sent was a violation of protocol -- It was a personal message not permitted on the A...
Episode 115: “There are lies and then there are Damn’d lies and then there are statistics….” Mark Twain
March 24, 2023 00:00 - 15 minutes - 20.9 MBPiano music courtesy of Harpeth Presbyterian Church -- Banjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut - Alabamey Bound. I picked the March issue of Harper’s Magazine while I was scouring my local Publix store for Hot Cross Buns, a Damn’d Yankee Easter Delicacy. I was attracted by the headline Publishing On Trial, as a potential author I’m interested in anything that concerns publishing. At home I flipped through the magazine my attention was drawn to a page titled: Harper’s Index further do...
Episode 115: Michigan Governor Confirms The Idea “we are being led by Dopes”
March 17, 2023 00:00 - 15 minutes - 21.2 MBOpening piano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Closing Banjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut -- Alabamy Bound Michigan Governor Confirms The Idea “we are being led by Dopes”. Yes, we have lost control of The Language or plain English under assault by a political dimwit! Back in the dim dark days of the past, we would say lightweight but this latest pronouncement takes the whole biscuit. Governor Whitmer says “We will not block access to gender ‘affirming’ surgery….”...
Episode 115: Florida Startup Moves Closer to Building Data Centers on the Moon — (03-07-2023) This headline is about 25 days too early.
March 10, 2023 00:00 - 19 minutes - 26.5 MBBanjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut -- Alabama Jubilee The silly season gets an early start! Doesn’t Moon Pollution Count? A Florida company plans to have Moon based cloud server — It’s a dumb idea. Yes, I know we have wireless charging for our devices, but no one has tried to send electricity to the Moon since Nicola Tesla. Bernie Sanders, senator from the nation’s only (Peoples Republic) Vermont, former Democrat Curmudgeon, and media darling of 2016 will be inducted into The Fa...
Episode 115: WakeUp Nashville a 6 Month Wait for any Metro Spending info is a John Cooper stonewall tactic
March 04, 2023 00:00 - 22 minutes - 31.4 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church recorded live by iPhone. Join my Zoom — Eventbrite on March 09 - 2023 —` at 5 PM Take The First Step Join The Podcast of The Month Club Thu, March 9, 2023, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM CST — Online via Zoom — register thru Eventbrite US Commerce Secretary goes to Ukraine to organize a country-wide bake sale to fight the Ruskies.' Bikes are wonderful, but there are three main problems with bicycles as transportation in America: First, our country...
Episode 8: Joe Biden didn’t go to East Palestine (OH) because someone told him, it was a suburb of Jerusalem.
February 24, 2023 00:00 - 9 minutes - 13.6 MBOpening Paino music courtesy of Harpeth Presbyterian, "Here I Rise My Ebenezer" -- Btianjo music courtesy of. Banjo HangOut "Waiting For The Robert E. Lee". Memo to NewsFiveNashville — give each homeless person a check for $1400 & a one-way bus fare to NYC We have $55/M to spend. With 2.2 Billion iPhones sold (as of 2018), Wikipedia estimates they represent 15% of the global smartphone market. Bravo Sierra! Wikipedia has apparently invaded NYT territory “it’s over for Apple…”. The ...
Episode 115: It’s a toss-up whether we will drown in a sea of plastic straws or L/ion batteries.
February 10, 2023 00:00 - 16 minutes - 22.1 MBBanjo Music. courtesy of Banjo HangOut -- Civil War Medley -- Batteries are stone age technology & they certainly do not represent “clean energy”, depending on their electrodes, they may be hazardous waste. FYI/for a brief period in the nineties EverReady claimed to recycle dry-cell batteries. It didn’t last too long because only the metal cases were. Automobile batteries on the other hand have been recycled except for the plastic cases. They are only permanent in the sense that m...
Episode 7: An addition to the Great Beauties of the 20th century Claudette Colbert — She was Cleopatra before Elizabeth Taylor was born
January 13, 2023 00:00 - 13 minutes - 18.6 MBMusic courtesy of Tuba Christmas, Nashville, Tennessee used with permission Jingle Bells (20-22) Carol of the bells (20-17) recorded live via iPhone. Last night I watched Parish, a movie set in the tobacco country of the Connecticut River Valley released in 1961. A drama starting, Claudette Colbert. I may have to revise my list of great beauties of the twentieth century. She deserves a nomination. She, also starred in Cleopatra (1934) before Elizabeth Taylor was born. Connecti...
Episode 2: Southwest Airlines Melt Down or It’s not nice to monkey with Mother Nature, especially in domestic aviation
January 07, 2023 00:00 - 15 minutes - 21.9 MBMusic courtesy of Tuba Christmas Nashville, Tennessee 2022, used with permission. Breaking News — A Family survives after Tesla drives off Cliff — today on News Four (01-03) Nashville - Another headline which doesn’t deliver. No one rode that Tesla off the cliff to destruction! In addition to my review of the performance of the West Point band, I will review of the National Geographic WW-II Atlas & we’ll talk about the best Weather App for your smartphone. At the same time, th...
Episode 6: Why You Should Beware Homophones -- We used to call them homonyms now they’re Homophones
December 30, 2022 00:00 - 12 minutes - 17.1 MBMusic from Tuba Christmas, Nashville, Tennessee (20-22) used with permission. Of course, you may fight some homonyms in notes by engaging emojis ie sea (ocean) when you meant see (vision). Speaking of emojis why is it we have flags of many nations & no flags of our 46 states & five commonwealths? There’s trouble ahead for the global warming crowd In case you missed it Last week's Christmas storm named Eric is number five on the weather hit parade & it’s only the third day of wint...
Episode 115: A Huge Asteroid passes Earth - Headline Newsweek magazine
December 23, 2022 00:00 - 10 minutes - 14.4 MBAnother headline that doesn’t deliver. Newsweek writers don’t know beans about asteroids. Creating sensational headlines used to be the province of your neighborhood checkout lane think Super Market Tabloid. We continue with music from Nashville Tuba. Christmas 20-22 recorded live by iPhone, used with permission.
Episode 115: The Word Doctor Presents Writing & Speaking "the kings English" S/I #2 12 - 12 (20-22
December 12, 2022 00:00 - 11 minutes - 15.7 MBMusic courtesy of Tuba Christmas Knoxville, Tennessee (opening) & Tuba Christmas Chattanooga (2017) used with permission ---- The revelations coming out of the new Twitter management may shape the future for words like plutocrat — ballot harvesting (see mail fraud) malfeasance, voting fraud & finally hologram (see Joe Biden) My advice from last week still stands to be wary of “stock images”. This week a local LinkedIn connection posted a quote by George Orwell and once again she wa...
Episode 115: The English Language Word/Doctor is committed to speaking & writing the King’s English. “He done it good.”
December 02, 2022 00:00 - 15 minutes - 21.5 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Earlier this year during weekend weather programming on FNB the mouth of the Hudson River was identified as “Hudson’s Bay” (in the crawl). FYI/in TV terms that’s the name for information that scrolls across the bottom of your screen (not to be confused with closed captioning). This same sort of thing is happening in the movie synopsis. On POSTIV TV Stalag 17, for example, depicts life in a POW (Prisoner Of War)camp, not a ‘Nazi Dea...
Episode 115: The recent election shenanigans in Arizona would be funny if they weren’t so tragic A clear example of terminal dumb.
November 18, 2022 00:00 - 15 minutes - 21.5 MBBanjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut -- Waiting For The. Robert E. Lee I enjoy talk radio & if I’m not listening to my current podcast I’m tuned to WTNN/FM Thursday morning's first guest was an economist & he had a problem. His task was to explain CryptoCurrency. Problema/Sp He didn’t understand it himself he tried to explain BitCoin. He should have started with this statement CryptoCurrency is a misnomer Nothing about Bitcoin has anything to do with currency at all. To be “mone...
Episode 115: More election news AZ a state which for 2020 reported results that evening in 2022 takes 10 days to count results & no mass mail-in votes
November 11, 2022 00:00 - 16 minutes - 22.3 MBOpening courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, The election is over and the pundits are scurrying for cover to explain the red wave which wasn’t! It’s been a mystery to me just what motivates Senatorial concerns. I can’t picture Fedderman as a Senator he looks more like a thug. On the other hand, Chuck Schumer (NY) may look like a Senator but he’s a dunce. In my precinct, early voting was a big success. The concept was created to increase turnout, by the third day my box had co...
Episode 115: The science of Bubbles Explained
November 04, 2022 00:00 - 15 minutes - 20.8 MBMusic courtesy of Banjo HangOut Civil War medley Another member of my circle has come down with Covid, and we are in year three of a pandemic with the most virulent virus known to us, it must be virulent because we are entering “the flu season” of year four. I guess our initial reaction was too effective in postponing the so-called herd immunity — like the famous game of “kick the can,” which I am sure most people alive today have never played. In terms of dealing with Omicron if ma...
Episode 115: Making Winston Smith Proud (Think ministry of truth 1984) The CDC Attempts a re-write of our recent history
October 28, 2022 00:00 - 14 minutes - 20 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Nineteen Eighty-Four has become a classic literary example of political and dystopian fiction. It also popularised the term "Orwellian" as an adjective, with many terms used in the novel entering common usage, including "Big Brother", "doublethink", "Thought Police", "thoughtcrime", "Newspeak", and "2 + 2 = 5”. Thank you, Wikipedia The delta variant occurred after only 18 months, not four years as if it were on an arithmetic scale a...
Episode 122: Podcast BootCamp -- Managing Your Editorial Schedule -- "Write what you say before you hit record" - Podcast essential number 4
August 05, 2022 00:00 - 12 minutes - 17.5 MBEvery PodCast Is Three ”C’s” Concept -- Your idea / elevator speech It’s your podcast! Create -- A podcast is a VOIP - MP3 Connect -- MP-3 files can go anywhere In the blogosphere There’s confusion about MP-4 / Video & MP-3/audio -- Videos are difficult to edit & may lack “music” Your Media Is Not Your Message Telling Your Story Well Is Your Message Banjo music courtesy of Banjo HangOut The Entertainer.
Episode 122: Learn These 10 Simple Hacks to make your next interview podcast great listening
July 30, 2022 00:00 - 5 minutes - 28.3 MB VideoThis is a continuation of my series The Five Podcast essentials Interview shows are popular with audiences & may seem easy to produce which leads to podcast essential number four: Any interview may create more content than you may need! The best podcast interviews are edited to capture that premium content In the companion video, I will highlight ten simple hacks to make your next interview great! The manuscript for The China Clipper Mystery is now complete — you may order a ...
Episode 122: If President Biden is not clear on if he has cancer, how can we know if he’s been infected with Wuhan Virus or anything else for that matter?
July 22, 2022 00:00 - 23 minutes - 31.8 MBOpening music courtesy of Stevens Valley Brass Quintet, Closing music courtesy of Blair String quartet. Here are some rules of a circus, which any business can apply: Each element of the show is either in use or put back in storage, (circus performers put away their toys) "There is no 'royalty' in a Circus everyone's a performer and a worker” there are only troupers! Every motion counts, The famous circus parade, moves the menagerie from the freight yards to the circus grounds, T...
Episode 3: BridgeMaven Returns #3 from the original series Know Your Member
July 01, 2022 00:00 - 22 minutes - 31.1 MBPiano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, Down by The Riverside! If you have tuned in expecting Geek Of The Week The Magazine, it will return next week. This podcast will be BridgeMaven returns from the original series Know Your Member, my interview with Mark Leventhal when he discusses Two Over One bidding.
Episode 122: Order The China Clipper Mystery
June 24, 2022 00:00 - 11 minutes - 15.5 MBA brief mention in the saving electricity department, during this period of high usage — look at your electric dishwasher controls and toggle off “extended heat dry” if you see that on the control panel. Especially if you have followed my advice and run your dishwasher off-peak hours. Order The China Clipper Mystery The manuscript is now complete and you may order a printed PDF proof copy for $12.95, not including priority mailing of $8.95 plus $5. Shipping & handling, these proof...
Episode 122: Memo to News channel 17 Heres a new name: Nashvile EverydaY Crisis News Source
June 17, 2022 00:00 - 12 minutes - 17.5 MBMusic by Stevens Valley Brass Quintet -- Consider this latest headline “Crisis in the classroom” How can we have a classroom crisis when schools are not in session? Answer Simple we are finding out “teachers” are not teaching! Or Perhaps Nashville students are remarkably stupid? Since their parents elected John Cooper it may be the latter. On the other side, we are told the drones from Bransford Ave can’t afford to live & work for that city which increased property taxes by 40%...
Episode 121: Memo to News Channel 17 — We don’t need you to: “Raise our awareness of ‘Nashville’s Homeless’ problem”. What Nashville wants to know is: “When is our metro Dunce going to solve his problem?”
June 11, 2022 00:00 - 19 minutes - 27.5 MBMusic by Blair String Quartet -- recorded live via iPhone at Harpeth Presbyterian Church, used with permission. Another news outlet advised me that we are hiring a consultant and paying 500,000 Taxpayer dollars to study the problem at the Lowes Parking Lot in Madison. Here’s a better idea: Assuming they're 200 squatters, let’s give them a check for $2000 and a $500 bus ticket to their destination. It’s a way to spread the wealth, and it won’t cost any more.
Episode 121: Speaking of Wuhan what-you-may-call-it It took 28 months to reach 25% of the original prediction of deaths.
June 03, 2022 00:00 - 18 minutes - 25.9 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church & Steinway & Sons The Entertainer played by Sprio, recorded live by iPhone at Green Hills Mall, used with permission. Speaking of Wuhan what-you-may-call-it It took 28 months to reach 25% of the original prediction of deaths. President Trump did the right thing by sending the hospital ship Hope to NYC. You may not recall but we turned the nation inside out to protect the constituents of the son of Mario “the pious”
Episode 120: Micheal J. Mallen author of Nun on The Run -- "the story of an avenging angel"
May 27, 2022 00:00 - 44 minutes - 60.8 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian church & Dr. Ming Wang, used with permission. Find Nun on The Run on Amazon dot com.
Episode 120: Re Tomato reference in How The World Really Works — .25 cents worth of desiel in production — if not in production certainly in transportation — Last Spring I picked up a Tomato @ $1.95/lb in Publix — labeled produced in Canada, which meant that tomato tr
May 06, 2022 00:00 - 59 minutes - 81.1 MBMusic courtesy of Blair String Quartet, recorded live by iPhone at Harpeth Presbyterian Church used with permission. Re Tomato reference in How The World Really Works — .25 cents worth of diesel in production — if not in production certainly in transportation — Last Spring I picked up a Tomato @ $1.95/lb in Publix — labeled produced in Canada, which meant that tomato traveled from Canada via truck to Lakeland Florida & then from Lakeland by yet another truck to Nashville, Tennessee....
Episode 119: Pancakes & Maple Syrup A Match Made in Heaven - Perhaps a little mite "south" of there
April 29, 2022 00:00 - 19 minutes - 26.6 MBOpening piano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, closing The Entertainer courtesy of Steinway & Sons, both recorded live via iPhone used with permission. (Spiro plays the entertainer). Pancakes & Maple Syrup A Match Made in Heaven - Perhaps a little mite "south" of there The highest grade is Grade A amber. My personal preference is the grade used by Cracker Barrel Grade B Amber bottled in St. Johnsbury, VT. What’s unique about St Johnsbury is it’s the last Vermont town...
Episode 118: The Weather Dunces strike again! Today’s Ultimate Dumb, at an Earth Day Summitt in Dallas TX, An Eco-Dunce, builds a 10ft. Carbon Fiber Globe
April 22, 2022 00:00 - 12 minutes - 17.8 MBPiano Music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church, recorded live by iPhone, used with permission. Forget recycling — reduce first use instead. We have managed to do what alchemists of an earlier era couldn’t do. No, we have not turned base metal into gold we went the other way. Turning natural substance petroleum into something permanently durable ie plastics which includes Styrofoam fiberglass & carbon fiber. FYI/Why can’t I submit a carbon credit invoice of $25 for sending b...
Episode 118: Justice & Jurisdiction are like Diversity & Divide These are root words & may mean opposite things
April 15, 2022 00:00 - 18 minutes - 24.9 MBPiano music courtesy of Steinway & Sons Spiro plays The Entertainer recorded live via iPhone at the Green Hills Mall in December 2018 used with permission. I purchased USA Today & was disappointed my pal Kim Komando didn’t cut this weeks’ print edition. Just another one of those stories about someone arguing with the police which turned out badly. Indeed, a traffic stop shouldn’t result in death on either side. It’s not about justice, it’s about jurisdiction, he has it, you can s...
Episode 118: A token of my thanks is winging its way to the weather guys at Newschannel 17. Their little Saturday piece about weather superstitions
April 08, 2022 00:00 - 14 minutes - 19.7 MBIt’s wonderful to be appreciated A token of my thanks is winging its way to the weather guys at Newschannel 17. Their little Saturday piece about weather superstitions. It was a hoot. I prefer the term folklore. Believing in global warming is a superstition. Trusting the Punxsutawney Phil is folklore. Because gentle listener PP couches his predictions in such vague terms just like many politicians he’s always right. Ground Hog Day is always February 2 & the first day of spring f...
Episode 117: More Conventional Wisdom Bites The Dust March came in like a lamb & is leaving as a Lion It ain't right
April 01, 2022 00:00 - 16 minutes - 22.8 MBDr. Ming Wang plays the two-string Chinese violin, used with permission recorded live via iPhone. This week's Feng Shui by Shelf -- Waging War on unnecessary plastic -- Kendell Jackson Chardonnay uses plastic corks, leave it on the shelf. Is it April Fool? — No It’s Arbor Day — First Among America’s Lost Holidays — A New Department of GeekOfTheWeek. Earth Day is a Fraud — It’s Arbor Day We Need!
Episode 116: I've Heard of The Seven Seas, The Organic Ocean is a new one for me!
March 25, 2022 00:00 - 19 minutes - 26.9 MBJoin me on Monday 03 - 28 (20-22) for my nomination of the ten most valuable iPhone Apps on The Wizard of iPhone Speaks, find us in Apple Podcast or "Google" podcast name WizardOfiPhoneSpeaks (all one word). What Doe’s BitCoin Lack? Answer those memorable words of US notes: “Legal Tender — For all debts public & private…” While enjoyed the recent piece on BitCoin from Commerce Bank, which I read on my smartphone, it does reinforce some misconceptions about Crypto Currencies. Such ...
Episode 115: “How to increase your metabolism” 03 - 11 - (20-22) Another headline which won’t deliver!
March 12, 2022 00:00 - 20 minutes - 27.7 MBNo, she’s got metabolism confused with appetite, and here’s the unscientific part: “Drink a half of a liter of water each day to increase your metabolism….” That’s going to be very difficult because water has zero calories…. Next, she opines “Walk 8700 steps daily….” Or nearly twice as far as the Heart Association 5000 steps daily. If you put those two recommendations together you get one colossally bad idea — it’s called dehydration. Fact — My fitness band recommends a daily water...
Episode 113: Memo to the grass cutting company who conducted a marketing campaign by throwing your plastic litter on my lawn — Forget about it!
March 04, 2022 00:00 - 18 minutes - 25.1 MBBanjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut - The Entertainer Join me on The Wizard of iPhone Speaks on Monday when I explain computer programing to those geniuses at WQXR. Not so many years ago a member of the state legislature pitched a HiSpeed rail connection but the Cumberland Mountains are a barrier. The Hoosac Tunnel (Massachusetts) remains our nation's longest rail at just over a mile. Yes, I know The Chunnel is longer than the Cumberland Plateau is wide. It’s also built-in ...
Episode 114: A case study MP-3 vs MP-4
March 04, 2022 00:00 - 2 minutes - 125 MB VideoThe PodCast Doctor is IN -- piano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church recorded live via iPhone. A case study
Episode 117: While Climate Experts Are Kvetching About Global Warming We Launching Tsunami of Plastic Trash & Yes Are To Blame
February 25, 2022 00:00 - 18 minutes - 25.1 MBMusic courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian Church -- 02 - 27 - 2022 Amy Grant makes an appearance at in-person worship this Sunday and you're invited. Today's avatar a photo from the New York Times December 2018 — Embargoed plastic scrap not headed for Chinese “recycle” — reason; their landfills were full. Forget Plastic Recycling - We Need To Reduce First Use Instead! Here are something you can do — right now: Have your prescription filled at Walgreens, they use paper bags, Buy s...
Episode 116: A token of my appreciation is winging its way to Grammar Girl for “Talking
February 18, 2022 00:00 - 14 minutes - 20.2 MBClosing BanjoMusic courtesy of Banjo HangOut. Here’s today’s digital tip of the week — Visit the Digital USA Today App, & learn how to save $29 or the increase in your Prime account. I’m going to go USA/Today one better save $129 & don’t sign up at all. — If enough users leave Prime Amazon may take the hint! In 2014, the state of Tennessee increased vanity plates by $5. to $50 yearly, so many users failed to renew, there was a drop in gross revenues, they dropped the extra five do...
Episode 115: According to the New York Times: Rhoda Morganstern Was Right “chocolate can do it all”
February 11, 2022 00:00 - 19 minutes - 26.7 MBBanjo Music courtesy of Banjo HangOut The William Tell Overture. Meanwhile on the same page in the department labeled Well. I find this headline “Best Time to Exercise? Ask The Mice.” No, it’s not what you might think; exercise after hours when the club is closed. Lab Mice “recommend” using a treadmill since lab mice get up earlier that’s also a good thing. It was not reported but results may be more precise when mice are trained to bench press tiny weights & do chin-ups on tiny b...
Episode 114: Try these Ten Hacks to make your next interview podcast great
February 08, 2022 21:55 - 3 minutes - 50.9 MB VideoPodCast Doctor Productions is seeking clients To celebrate 2022 we propose to produce a weekly podcast at the introductory rate of $49.00/episode for a ninety-day “trial” rate. Episodes are to be 18 1/2 minutes or less. The file format shall be MP-3 and shared through a cloud service (DropBox recommended) 24/36 hours before the production date. PodCast Doctor Productions is not responsible for hosting or otherwise distributing any PodCast or episode. MP-3 Files may be edited f...
Episode 114: Ten Best Hacks to Make You Net Interview PodCast GREAT!
February 08, 2022 00:00 - 3 minutes - 50.9 MB VideoPodCast Doctor Productions is seeking clients To celebrate 2022 we propose to produce a weekly podcast at the introductory rate of $49.00/episode for a ninety-day “trial” rate. Episodes are to be 18 1/2 minutes or less. The file format shall be MP-3 and shared through a cloud service (DropBox recommended) 24/36 hours before the production date. PodCast Doctor Productions is not responsible for hosting or otherwise distributing any PodCast or episode. MP-3 Files may be edited f...
Episode 113: The PodCast Doctor Shares His First Five Best Essential Elements of Podcasting:
January 30, 2022 00:00 - 3 minutes - 296 MB VideoThis is a Red Envelope Offer To celebrate 2022, we propose to produce a weekly podcast at the introductory rate of $49.00/episode during a ninety-day “trial” period. Episodes are to be 18 1/2 minutes or less. The file format shall be MP-3 and shared through a cloud service (DropBox recommended) 24/36 hours before the production date. PodCast Doctor Productions is not responsible for hosting or otherwise distributing any PodCast or episode. MP-3 Files may be edited, for stumb...
Episode 112: “How I Hacked My Keurig to make my coffee taste delicious.” Headline Yahoo News
January 21, 2022 00:00 - 15 minutes - 21.6 MBClosing music courtesy of Banjo HangOut, The William Tell Overture, Prelude courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian, recorded live via iPhone -- The PodCast Doctor Is IN! Does Your PodCast Headline/Title Deliver #2? If it doesn’t all it can cost you is listeners. The Wizard of iPhone returns on Monday 01 - 24 with my review of the app MileIQ.