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One Minute How-To
By George L SmythEducation
One Minute How-To episodes
- Item #221 - How to Clean Tarnish from Sterling SilverJerrie Dean explains not only how to clean tarnish from your sterling silver, but also a number of precautions one should take to keep your silverware at its best.4 min
- Item #397 - How To Clean Your JewelryAlison Lee explains a very simple way that you can quickly clean your jewelry.4 min
- Item #169 - How To Reduce The Price Of Gas And OilJames Palomar explains the pricing dynamics of gas, as well as the only way to reduce its price.5 min
- Item #244 - How To Buy A Digital CameraRik Whittaker explains some of the things you need to consider when purchasing a digital camera.4 min
- Item #472 - How to Communicate With Older AdultsTerry Kaufman explains how to effectively communicate with older individuals.4 min
- Item #474 - How To Choose A Trouble Free Domain NameJoy Butler explains how to ensure that the domain name you choose will not cause problems.4 min
- Item #300 - How To Avoid The Big Airline Ticketing ErrorsGeorge L Smyth explains the most common mistakes made involving airline tickets, and how you can avoid them.4 min
- Item #301 - How To Beat CancerJames Palomar, a multiple myeloma survivor, explains his experiences with cancer, and offers the best way to beat back this disease.5 min
- Item #482 - How To Exercise Your CreativityJohn Arnold explains several photographic techniques for getting those creative juices bulked up.4 min
- Item #468 - How To Scam And Upgrade To Business Class In Three Easy StepsWinston Giles explains the three steps he takes to oftentimes get a seat in business class.5 min
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The One Minute How-To is your podcast. Each episode features someone just like you who explains how to do something. The catch is that the participant is only given 60 seconds. This means that they…
need to get right to the point, but isn't that a good thing?