Ep013 of cPr

recorded on The 8th of November, 2023

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Ep012

recorded on 6-November-2023 

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Notes from the editor: Added music and a separate intro to the ep, led by Craig

from the 3rd of November, 2023.

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EXTERNAL NOTES

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(Normally would put Transcript here but 4K characters is not enough, so will use Transcript to incentivize people to head to the our website. And read more stuff about us, what we're working on, thinking about, and what we offer.

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INTERNAL NOTES

weird audio from Randy talking loud at his first word (since we have to go to Podcastle for WAV to MP3 compression anyways pre-ACAST, we should always plan to cut off the front, regardless.)

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draft for Ep010 - used Adobe's "Enhance Speech"

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The media file is a conversation between two people discussing the name of their podcast. They consider different options, such as CpR and using their own names. They also talk about the importance of growth and learning in their podcast. They discuss the idea of keeping the podcast bare bones to show progress over time. They also mention the possibility of having a professional editor and a jingle for the podcast. Finally, they discuss the benefits of having a broad theme of growth for their podcast.

Transcript, with Timestamps, available at the link below:

https://otter.ai/u/Qi2ibTSVLuBaTlYR0D9w6OvleRw?utm_source=copy_url

Podcast Hosts such as Acast tend to allow maximum 4K characters in the Summary section. For reference, the written transcript for a 40+ Minute Episode is almost 40K characters.

31-OCTOBER-2023; Ep009

Adobe's Enhance Speech was used

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Craig is anti-Halloween because he feels there is a pop culture mismatch at Halloween parties. He finds it uncomfortable when people pretend to be someone else and prefers when people are themselves. Additionally, he believes that Halloween is mainly an excuse to eat candy, get drunk, and hook up, which doesn't align with his current lifestyle. However, he is open to discussing each point in more depth.

Timestamps (OtterAI Outline)

Halloween and personal preferences. (0:02)

Social anxiety at Halloween parties. (8:47)

Social anxiety and drinking habits in college and beyond. (15:48)

Halloween and socialization with college friends. (20:04)

Social anxiety and drinking in college. (24:04)

Social anxiety and performance in social situations. (31:06)

Social interactions and giving people the benefit of the doubt. (35:50)

Halloween and perception with a comedic twist. (40:03)

30-OCT-2023; Ep008

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Episode #7 has temporality been lost. We have a good excuse. It's "processing."

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note for craig and randy: this audio is identical to #6 but 30 seconds longer.

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Randy tried recording with Podcastle.ai iOS app in Bryant Park NYC on the actual #7 (not this episode, you'll be able to tell)

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X------26-OCTOBER-2023; Ep007

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First Audio-Only Episode; on APS BETA (Adobe Podcast Studio Beta)

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The context provided discusses the topic of audio versus video in podcasting. The speaker expresses their thoughts on the simplicity of the user interface (UI) in Adobe's audio-only platform and how it meets their minimal requirements. They also mention the advantages of audio-only podcasts, such as the ability to focus on the voice performance and the convenience of consuming audio content. The speaker mentions a YouTube channel called Colin and Samir, who are documentary filmmakers and discuss the mental practice of live timeline editing during a show. They explain how they can visually pin interesting moments in their head and come back to them later. The speaker also touches on the significance of the number 27 in learning and the importance of reducing overhead to reach more repetitions quickly. They mention the value of recording phone conversations as a way to stay connected and the challenge of transitioning from personal conversations to providing value to others. Finally, they discuss the idea of content purely for entertainment and how it may not always follow the rules of solving a pain point. Overall, the context provides insights into the speaker's thoughts on audio versus video in podcasting and the considerations involved.

26-OCTOBER-2023; Ep006

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Enhance Speech filter added using Adobe Podcast Studio Beta.

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The media file is a conversation between two people who are recording a podcast. They discuss the importance of having goals and practicing to get better at podcasting. They also talk about the idea of structure versus free-flowing conversation and how different podcast hosts handle it. They mention the Mandela effect and how collective memories can be different from reality. Overall, they reflect on the process of podcasting and the balance between growth and having evidence of their skills.

20-OCTOBER-2023; Ep005

last video episode

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Recorded video on Zencastr. Enhance Speech filter added in Adobe Podcast Studio Beta.

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Vermont is a state in the United States that has a lot of nature and small towns. It is known for its green hills and wilderness. People who visit Vermont usually go to places like J peak for skiing. Vermont is not very diverse, but it has a very kind and community-oriented people. Growing up in Vermont taught me important skills like balance and strength because I had the freedom to explore and play in nature. One thing I miss about Vermont is how the seasons change and how each week feels different. In the Bay Area where I live now, the weather is more consistent throughout the year, so it's harder to tell the passage of time. I also appreciate how the changing seasons in Vermont remind me to live my best life. If I could create my own place, I would combine the noticeable seasons of Vermont with the warm and sunny weather of the Bay Area.

16-OCTOBER-2023; Ep004

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