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The Journal Record
The core publication of a 100-year-old publishing company, The Journal Record delves deep into the local business and legal communities with up-to-date, Sequoyah Award–winning reporting. Profiling key events and captains of local industry, The Journal Record dispatches its discerning staff to cover daily developments in real estate, energy, health care, and state politics. Journalists keep a keen eye on national trends and news and report on events through the Sooner-centric lens of local commerce. With a flourishing and extensive online presence, The Journal Record also scans the horizon for developments from nonprofits and aerospace, such as proposed after-school programming for at-risk youth outside the Milky Way.
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The Groupon Guide to: Podcasts
Podcasts are a way for people to share their thoughts, jokes, and sad acoustic music without the burden of interacting with another human face. If you’re a college student, comedian, sports person, elderly MFA student, or aspiring voice model/memoirist, here’s what you’ll need to know to start your own podcast:
• Podcasts are usually dispersed through the Internet, but if your town doesn’t have the Internet yet, just record onto compact discs and sell them at work.
• Consider having a cohost on your podcast who can provide counterpoints to your opinions. For example, if you share a negative opinion about dogs, your cohost could share a different negative opinion about dogs.
• The key to making your podcast popular is to feature your famous friends as celebrity guests. If you don't know any celebrities, you are seriously missing out. Celebrities are some of the coolest people.
• Remember, the audience can't see you. You'll have to give a detailed description of any hilarious physical comedy bits, sultry winks, or loud sweaters that happen during the taping.
• If you get stuck, just keep in mind that the best podcasts are the ones that share funny, meaningful reflections on modern life and the ones that are just 60 minutes of kissing sounds.
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