My New Podcast

My New Podcast

By Giovanni WijayaEducation
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My New Podcast episodes

  • First Anniversary

    My New Podcast is now 1! Thank you for supporting us for the past year! The podcast’s host and producer delves into the behind-the-scenes of every episode so far.

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    • 41 min
    • Electric Guitar and Bands (with Dio)

      Dio, an electric guitarist in NUS CAC Amplified and formerly in Eusoff Band, lists out songs that his band’s audience would mosh to, shares his experience playing drums in a studio recording session, and reveals why his multilingual band has never performed songs in Indonesian.

      This episode contains content in Indonesian.

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      • As mentioned in this episode:

        • ROOMTHIRTEEN on YouTube
        • fivetoseven at Amplifright
        • 527 and FCH at Amplitube
        • 1 hr 1 min
        • Publicity and Acapella Singing (with Valerie)

          Valerie, a co-head of EusoffWorks and a former co-head of Eusoff Acapella, recalls her process of creating My New Podcast’s logo with a friend, rants about Canva-made graphics, and shares about her mom’s unpublished podcasts.

          Corrections: at 0:31, the name should be Eusoff Hall Orientation Camp, not Committee; at 34:04, the episode number should be 3 not 5.

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          • As mentioned in this episode:

            • EHOC Instagram
            • Eusoff CMC Instagram
            • Eusoff SPT Instagram
            • Computer Science on Spotify
            • Flows on Spotify
            • LE! music video by Justin Tzuriel
            • Behringer C-3
            • Rode NT2-A
            • Focusrite Scarlett 4i4
            • Audio-Technica ATH-LS300iS
            • Eusoff Hall Dance Production 2022: “Enough”
            • NUS Angklung Ensemble
            • 1 hr 14 min
            • CS1010E tutoring (with Gede Arya)

              Gede Arya, a former tutor of National University of Singapore’s popular engineering/computing module CS1010E, discusses the evolution of the module in his 3 semesters teaching it and his most memorable moments with his students.

              We actually talked about many other aspects of Arya’s life, however due to a recording issue, most of the audio ended up unlistenable and had to be discarded. I’ve provided more details in the audio, I apologize for this.

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              • As mentioned in this episode:

                • CS1010E
                • 16 min
                • Final Episode
                  Hello guys, thank you for listening to My New Podcast so far. Unfortunately, due to logistical issues, I have to stop making podcast episodes for now. I hope this is temporary, I hope to continue podcasting in the near future, but in the meantime, for the fifth episode, I have a message for you all.
                  1 hr 17 min
                • Geography, Cute Cats, and Audio Engineering (with Chris)

                  For the fourth episode, Chris describes her experience studying geography from secondary school to present day, explains why she likes cats so much, and expresses her desire to study audio engineering.

                  I would like to apologize for the choppy audio in this episode, this was due to a technical issue that I overlooked. Pretty ironic for an episode about audio engineering, huh?

                  24 min
                • Engineering and Music (with Anya)

                  For the third episode, Anya recounts her journey as an electrical engineer and the vice-president internal of her faculty club, goes off on a tangent about scales, and teaches me how to sing a certain Lizzy McAlpine song.

                  1 hr 17 min

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