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Episode 109: A new podcast on iHeart radio could be titled “Festival of Sponsor Breaks.” Only six commercial messages in 37 minutes.
Piano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian "Do Remember Me", For the remained of this podcast The PodCast Doctor is IN! we’ll review another podcast titled Stuff You Missed in History Class.Also in the podcast, the host claimed Weegee experimented with infra-red film — beep — that’s another misnomer caused by a lack of knowledge of light rays. Red is the shortest of the visible spectrum. The infra-red process is a matter of using an infra-red filter or lens. Infra-red light is below the visible light spectrum. So friends if you find this podcast you might be informed about Stuff You Missed in History Class.Yeah, it works if you went to school at PS 12 in New York City. They could use another writer to fact-check their material. I must say I salute them for having to shoehorn in more than six “sponsor breaks” in a 37-minute podcast or more than our terrestrial cousins over at iHeart “live”.
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Piano music courtesy of Bellevue Presbyterian "Do Remember Me", For the remained of this podcast The PodCast Doctor is IN! we’ll review another podcast titled Stuff You Missed in History Class.Also in the podcast, the host claimed Weegee experimented with infra-red film — beep — that’s another misnomer caused by a lack of knowledge of light rays. Red is the shortest of the visible spectrum. The infra-red process is a matter of using an infra-red filter or lens. Infra-red light is below the visible light spectrum. So friends if you find this podcast you might be informed about Stuff You Missed in History Class.Yeah, it works if you went to school at PS 12 in New York City. They could use another writer to fact-check their material. I must say I salute them for having to shoehorn in more than six “sponsor breaks” in a 37-minute podcast or more than our terrestrial cousins over at iHeart “live”.