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My Recording Process

My Thoughts

My chosen topic is basic skincare. I think that most people don’t fully cover their basics when it comes to their skincare. Skincare is not only important to look good, but a to maintain skin health.

Outline

Recording will be done at my house on my personal microphone. I don’t think there are any specific sounds I plan to include other than intro and outro music.  

0-15 

  • Introduction music 
  • Topic introduction 

15-35 

  • Importance of skincare 

35-55 

  • Step one- Cleansers 

55-75 

  • Step two- Moisturizers 

75-100 

  • Step three- Sunscreen 

100-120 

  • After the basics 
  • Signing off 

 Script

This audio is designed to leave you understanding the basics of an everyday skincare routine. 

Skincare is not just a luxurious thing only the frivolous do, but a necessary routine to take care of part of your body. It improves skin appearance while also reduces damage and signs of aging. 

Cleansers are the first step of any skincare routine. They are designed to remove impurities and extra oil from the skin, as well as laying a clean foundation for the products to come. 

After cleansing your skin might feel a little dry. Moisturizers contain emollients that help lock in moisture. If your skin is on the oilier side, try a water-based moisturizer. Since they’re water-based, they help moisturize without overflowing oily skin with even more oil.  If your skin is on the dryer side, a traditional thicker cream may be better for you.  

Last in every routine should be a sunscreen. Sunscreen is not only for days at the beach, but should be used daily to avoid cumulative damage from the sun. It’s important to find a daily sunscreen that feels comfortable to ensure you’ll follow through with wearing it daily.  

Once you have the three basics of a basic skincare routine, you can expand to including additional steps, such as, toners, serums, essences, and ampoules. I hope you took something useful away from the audio. Stay glowy! 

Equipment

I am using my MAONO DGM20S USB microphone, SteelSeries Sonar for my equalizer, and Windows Sound Recorder.

Sources for Script

My favorite skincare Youtube channel, Beauty Within!

As well as my personal knowledge.

Audio Folder

OneDrive audio project folder

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Audio Project

mexican american girl wearing traditional clothing and dancing.
Photo by picsbyjameslee on Pixabay
Audio about Mexican American culture.

Process

The equipment used to make the audio of the narration was a smartphone and wired earbuds microphone. The software I used to edit is called Soundtrap. This platform made it easy to put together tracks. I used a copyright free intro and outro tracks along with a nature track. The two audios you hear before talking about food was made in my kitchen. I recorded the audio of turning my gas stove on and then created another track of sizzling to create a connection between kitchen sounds with my narration of food.

Attributions/Credits

Copyright Free Audios

Intro: Con Carne (7 sec edit) by Grumpynora on Pixabay

Outro: Emotional Guitar Loop V13 by IdoBerg on Pixabay

Nature/Birds: Birds chirping by freesound_community on Pixabay

Online Resources

National Museum of the American Latino | Home

Mexican American Identity — Indigenous Mexico

Transcript of Audio

Intro Music

“Mexican American culture is a vibrant blend of heritage, history, and everyday life. Today, I’m sharing how traditions, food, and community shape Mexican American identity across the United States.”

“Mexican American culture has roots in Indigenous traditions, Spanish influence, and generations of adaptation in the U.S. This blend creates a unique cultural identity that continues to evolve.”

Kitchen Ambience

“Food is one of the strongest cultural connections. Dishes like tamales, pozole, and arroz con leche aren’t just recipes — they’re memories passed down through families.”

“Traditions also play a major role. Día de los Muertos honors ancestors with altars, marigolds, and offerings. Quinceañeras celebrate the transition into adulthood, mixing Catholic customs with modern style.”

Nature/Birds Ambience

“Community spaces — local markets, festivals, and family gatherings — help preserve language, music, and shared identity. These places keep culture alive across generations.”

“Today, Mexican Americans make up more than 60 percent of the U.S. Latino population. Many navigate life between cultures, speaking Spanglish, celebrating both Mexican and American holidays, and shaping art, politics, and education.”

Outro Music

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Spreading the word about Post Crossing

photos and mail with writing on it
Greg Montani from Pixabay

Podcasting

Here, you will see that I am literally telling everyone about Post Crossing, as it is the topic of my audio project. This short recording encompasses my actual experience with the program, so think of it like an elevator pitch, but the elevator keeps moving for two full minutes.

00:00:03 

Ever since I was younger, I’ve been an enjoyer of collecting stationery, so everything from stickers to pens to paper, stuff like that. 

00:00:13 

And naturally that kind of evolved into me having pen pals, but I kind of fell out of it over the years just because it was a larger commitment and sometimes I didn’t feel like responding to a letter that I got sent over a month ago. 

00:00:25 

And so recently I found a program called Postcrossing, which kind of crosses  

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those bridges in a beautiful way. 

00:00:32 

It’s a program where you can sign up and send and receive postcards from people across the world. 

00:00:37 

And originally it began in 2005 by a man named Paulo who had the intention to connect people across the world despite their differences in like a small meaningful way through mail. 

00:00:48 

So it works by you just create an account, you request your first address, you write a registration code on the postcard so it can be logged when it’s received, and then after that one is logged your address is put into 

00:01:00 

to a pool to be a recipient for others. 

00:01:02 

So then that cycle continues and you can continuously have a rotation of sending and receiving cards. 

00:01:08 

And in my experience, I’ve gotten all kinds of different cards and it’s a lot of fun to be able to look at all the data on the cards that you’ve sent and received. 

00:01:18 

Personally, I’ve gotten a lot from Germany, but I’ve sent a lot to like Asia and South Asian countries and the style is always different and everyone has a little profile that you can fill out 

00:01:30 

so you know kind of what they like to receive and you can kind of tailor it to that, but ultimately it doesn’t really matter. 

00:01:37 

You’re just supposed to be sending a card and having that small little connection. 

00:01:41 

And then you can choose to send like a thank you note at the very end. 

00:01:45 

But Postcrossing is a really neat project that anyone can be a part of. 

00:01:49 

I’ve been recommending it to everybody because mail can be fun for everyone and I’m really enjoying it. 

How’d I do it?

Quite simply, actually. I created this podcast by recording myself with my phone, and plugged everything into Sound Trap studio to cut and edit the audio together. The intro and ending tune came from Freesound.org. I pieced it together by clipping and cutting the audio files together, and adding in some fade between the clips, which resulted in a more punchy and complete recording, anyways.

Credits and More Information

For more information about Post Crossing, please visit the following resources:

How it works: Post Crossing’s “About” page

More in depth history on the project: Post Crossing’s “History” page

To hear the entire song used in my podcast: “my very cool music track” by Printer_Not_Found on Freesound

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Bluest Myth Out There – A Podcast by Glar5

A person's hand holding up a phone with the camera app open with a blue start in the background that illuminates everything in blue, including picture frames.
CC0 Public Domain

The Blue Light Myth

Transcript (Click to View)

Transcript

Speaker 1 is Glar5

[introduction music]

[alarm blaring, then a yawn]

00:00:11 Speaker 1

Have your parents ever demanded your phone at night so you’d actually go to bed? Sure, it was probably because you had a habit of staying up till 3am. But the fear of blue light definitely plays a role. What if I told you that it might not just be blue light that keeps you up at night?

00:00:27 Speaker 1

Within your retina are specialized cells called iPRGCs, intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells, which act like built-in alarm clocks. They measure the amount of light so they can set your body’s master clock. Morning light signals cortisol to keep you awake and simultaneously your body starts a 16-hour countdown and once this hits zero it releases melatonin to make you sleepy.

00:00:54 Speaker 1

This is exactly why blue light should be considered a myth. Though iPRGCs are most sensitive to blue light wavelengths, scientific studies have shown that total light intensity matters almost as much.

00:01:07 Speaker 1

A 2011 study published by the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism states, “As a result of this exposure to electrical light between dusk and bedtime, presleep levels of melatonin were reduced by 71.4% and total daily levels of melatonin were reduced by about 12.5%.” While blue light is the hardest on melatonin production, other light sources can cause similar levels of harm to sleep.

[alarm blaring]

00:01:36 Speaker 1

Hey, I’m not done yet! Sheesh, that was jarring.

00:01:40 Speaker 1

Anyways, the solution isn’t about the color of light coming out of your screen, rather it’s actually about the amount of light. If you want to use your phone at night, the best solution is to dim your screen and keep the phone further away from your face. You might really want to consider keeping your body clock in check.

[outro music]

Production of the Podcast

Equipment?

I used my Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra voice recording app to record the audio. The audio from my prior blog post wasn’t as high quality as I had liked so I rerecorded and took testing samples to ensure there was no background noise like fans or too much movement. For the editing, I did that on my laptop which involved transferring over the audio files.

Editing Software?

The software that I used is called Soundtrap. It is free to use and was extremely easy to learn. I really enjoyed the editing process. First, I added all of the audio files to the editor and then began splitting them to trim out several seconds of silence. After that, I was able to organize everything, such as putting the intro at the beginning and outro at the end. I had to trim down some sections so that I was exactly at 2:00 minutes.

Sources

Research for the Podcast

Melatonin and Sleep – NIH

Exposure to Room Light before Bedtime – JCEM

Melatonin Suppression by Light – NIH

Circadian Rhythm – Sleep Foundation

Melatonin – Mayo Clinic

Attributions

Phone Photography of a Very Blue Room

Intro and Outro Music

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Project 7- How Strength Training Helps Soccer Players

A man flexing his muscles with a soccer ball in the background.
Image from Adobe Stock, generated by AI

Audio for my Project

Process of Making the Video

The first step in making my video was planning everything out. I started by writing a script, organizing my equipment, and making sure everything was ready before recording. Next, I recorded the audio portion of the project, which consisted of me talking about strength training. I also recorded two ambient sounds: one of a gym environment and another of a soccer ball being kicked. Finally, I edited all of the audio together. I used Soundtrap to combine the narration, ambient sounds, and music to create a polished and engaging video project.

I used different equipment throughout the project. To record I used my voice memos app on my phon that represented my microphone. To edit my video I used soundtrack.

Credit/Attributions

Sources for Information

Information on Resistance training and injury prevention

Benefits of Strength Trainning

Attribution for music/media

Bensound.com, Artist Marcus P.

Adobe stock, image generated by AI

Transcript

00:00:00 [Music]

00:00:07 Speaker 1

Why strength training improves soccer performance.

00:00:10 Speaker 1

When people think about soccer training, they often focus on running, dribbling and passing.

00:00:16 Speaker 1

But one of the most important factors in athletic performance is strength training.

00:00:22 Speaker 1

The first main point is that strength training improves sprint speed and explosiveness.

00:00:27 Speaker 1

By doing squats, lunges, and RDLs with weight, it builds stronger muscles, which helps soccer players sprint faster and change direction more quickly.

00:00:37 Speaker 1

And in the game of soccer, you need to be able to sprint past your defenders and change direction quickly, especially in the midfield.

00:00:46 Speaker 1

Second, strength training helps reduce injuries by supporting your muscles, your joints, and your ligaments.

00:00:53 Speaker 1

When you strength train, you build strong muscles and having strong muscles support your joints and lowers the risk of common soccer injuries.

00:01:02 Speaker 1

For example, supporting your knee, which is your ACL, even supporting your Achilles.

00:01:09 Speaker 1

Finally, strength training improves endurance and helps players maintain performance throughout an entire 90-minute soccer match.

00:01:17 Speaker 1

Soccer is a sport all about endurance.

00:01:19 Speaker 1

By doing strength training, you enable stronger muscles, which means your body works more efficiently, helping players perform better throughout an entire game.

00:01:29 Speaker 1

Soccer is a sport where it requires a lot of running, so your cardio and endurance is super important.

00:01:36 Speaker 1

So whether you’re a beginner or a college athlete like me, strength training can help you become faster, stronger, more resilient on the field, which makes you a well-rounded soccer player.

00:02:00 [music]

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Podcast Outline & Recording

A photo of shelf filled with many different books
Photo by Erik Mclean from Pexels.com

Introduction

For this assignment I chose to talk about the importance of reading. I talked about why reading is a hobby anybody can enjoy. I also talked about which types of books I personally enjoy and why.

My Process and Equipment

For this project, I used my phone and downloaded a voice recorder app. I recorded my audio in my room since it provided a quiet place to work in. I recorded multiple takes until I was happy with how I spoke and the length of my audio. I didn’t use any background music or sound effects.

My Outline and Script

Audio Transcript
  1. Introduction(0:0-0:17) 

Hello, my name is Dena Subhi, and for this project, I wanted to talk about one of my favorite hobbies, which is reading. Since I was a kid, I have found reading to be a relaxing hobby that allows me to explore many different amazing stories.

  1. The benefits of reading (0:18-53)

 It’s also a great mentally stimulating activity. This is because reading allows you to explore new interests and learn about many different topics. One of my favorite things about reading is that there is almost always at least one book that somebody will enjoy. Whether you like science fiction, fantasy, comic books, or any other type of book, there will almost always be one you can really enjoy. While it can be difficult at times to figure out what types of books you will enjoy the most and which ones best suit your interests, once you figure it out, reading can become incredibly fun. 

  1. My favorite genres and books (0:54-1:40)

My favorite genres to read are murder mysteries and fantasy books because I find their stories to be exciting and that they often have really interesting characters. Some of my favorite fantasy series are Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan and Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. Some of my favorite murder mysteries are The Disappearance of Rachel Price and A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, both by Holly Jackson. I like murder mysteries because I enjoy watching the main character try to figure out who the killer is before it’s too late. I enjoy fantasy because I have always loved learning about mythical worlds and the different adventures the characters have.

  1. Conclusion (1:41-2:00)

In conclusion, I think reading is an amazing hobby and that you should give reading a chance even if you don’t think you will like it because I’m sure you will be surprised and be able to find a book you love. Thank you for listening to my project.

Digital Studies Audio Project Folder

Literacy Trust Guide on The Benefits of Reading

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Audio Storytelling – How Technology Has Changed Our Lives

About My Podcast

For this project, I decided to create a short podcast about how technology has changed our everyday lives. Technology is something we use almost every day, whether it’s for communication, education, work, or entertainment. As an applied physics student, I find technology interesting because it connects to many things I study in college. In my podcast, I talk about how technology has made our lives easier, especially when it comes to communication and education, while also discussing some of the challenges that come with it. My podcast is approximately 2 minutes and 8 seconds long.

Podcast Outline

I divided my podcast into different sections and added music and sound effects to make the recording more interesting.

  • 0:00–0:08: Intro music to introduce the podcast.
  • 0:08–0:33: Introduction about technology in everyday life.
  • 0:33–0:35: Phone notification sound effect.
  • 0:35–0:59: How technology has changed communication.
  • 0:59–1:02: Keyboard typing sound effect.
  • 1:02–1:47: How technology has affected education, work, and everyday life.
  • 1:47–1:59: Conclusion and final thoughts.
  • 1:59–2:08: Outro music to end the podcast.

Podcast Script

Introduction

Have you ever thought about how much technology has changed our lives? Think about it. The first thing many of us do when we wake up is check our phones. We use technology to communicate, study, work, and entertain ourselves. Today, I want to talk about how technology has changed our everyday lives and why it’s become so important.

Communication

One of the biggest changes is communication. Years ago, people depended on letters and landline phones. Today, we can text, make video calls, or connect with someone across the world in seconds. I think it’s amazing how technology allows us to stay connected with family and friends, even when they live far away.

Education and Technology

Technology has also changed education. As a college student studying applied physics, I use computers and different programs almost every day. For example, technology helps me analyze data, create graphs, and understand difficult concepts in physics. It has also made working from home and collaborating with people in different locations much easier. Technology makes everyday life more convenient. We can use GPS, shop online, and find information within seconds. But there are also challenges. Sometimes we spend too much time on our phones, and misinformation spreads quickly online. I believe it’s important to find a balance and use technology responsibly.

Conclusion

Finally, technology has made our lives easier and more connected. I’m excited to see how it continues to change our future.

Thanks for listening!

Recording and Editing Process

For my podcast, I wanted to make sure my voice was clear and easy to understand. I organized my recording into different sections to make editing easier. I also used music at the beginning and end to give the podcast a more complete feel. I added a phone notification sound before talking about communication and a keyboard typing sound before discussing education. I chose these effects because they connect to what I was talking about and help transition between the sections. For my recording, I used Razor X headphones, and I edited the audio using Cap cut and Audacity.

Music and Sound Effects Credits

Intro and Outro Music

Music by Mikhail Vereitinov from Pixabay.

Phone Notification Sound

Sound effect by Official Profile (universfield) from Pixabay.

Keyboard Typing Sound

Sound effect by freesound_community from Pixabay.

Audio used under the Pixabay Content License.

My Reflection

Working on this project helped me learn more about recording and editing audio. One thing I noticed was how important timing is, especially when trying to keep a podcast around two minutes long. I also learned how music and sound effects can make a recording more interesting without distracting listeners from the main message. This project gave me an opportunity to talk about something that connects to my major while practicing a new way of sharing information online.

Audio Recording

You can listen to my podcast and access my audio recordings using the link below.

Listen to My Podcast – OneDrive

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Project 7 Checkpoint

Chronicling Somerset Beach

I really enjoyed this assignment. It helped me overcome my procrastination and start my Chronicling Somerset Beach podcast. I have been working on a research project for about 5 years. I’m researching a community that existed in King George County between 1896 and 1930. Today, only remnants on the landscape and a rich historical record in newspaper clippings, court cases, deed books, surveys, oral histories, and more remain. Episode 1 talks about “The Social Column”.

My script is below:

ON TODAY’S EPISODE OF CHRONICLING SOMERSET BEACH, I TALK ABOUT THE

SOCIAL COLUMN

TYPEWRITER

NEWSPAPER BOY

DC TRICKERS, WHO HAS BEEN QUITE SICK, IS IMPROVING.

MISS MARY WELCH RETURNED LAST SUNDAY TO WASHINGTON, WHERE SHE IS

ATTENDING SCHOOL

MISSES AUDREY AND DELLA MOTHERSAHEAD HAVE RETURNED TO BALTIMORE AFTER

SPENDING TWO WEEKS WITH THEIR PARENTS NEAR EDGEHILL.  THEY WERE

ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR SISTER, MISS ERCELL, WHO EXPECTS TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT

THERE.

FROM NOTES FROM LOWER KING GEORGE SEPTEMBER 22, 1926

JANUARY 22, 1910 – NOTES FROM KING GEORGE

MICHAEL, THE LITTLE SON OF MR GORDON SHELTON, WHO SERIOUSLY INJURED HIS

EYE, WAS TAKEN TO WASHINGTON TO HOSPITAL.

MR C GALLAHAN IS HAVING LUMBER SAWN TO BUILD A HOUSE NEAR HERE

MR G L GRIGSBY SPENT SUNDAY IN FREDERICKSBURG

FEB 26 1908

MR AND MRS ALFRED WILLIAMS ARE ILL AT THEIR HOME NEAR PASSAPATANZY

MR AND MRS G W SHELTON AND SON MICHAEL VISITED FREDERICKSBURG TUESDAY ON

BUSINESS

SMALLPOX AND MUMPS ARE PREVALENT IN KING GEORGE

PAUSE

I THINK YOU GET THE IDEA

THE SOCIAL COLUMN WAS THE LATE 18TH AND EARLY 19TH CENTURY SOCIAL MEDIA

TUCKED IN BETWEEN THE ADS AND STEAMBOAT SCHEDULES, IN THE FREE LANCE STAR,

LIFE WAS DOCUMENTED; A HISTORICAL RECORD WAS CREATED. SOMEONE ELSE

POSTED IT, THOUGH. IT WAS PUBLIC, AND NOTHING GOT DELETED.

NEWSPAPER SOUND

TO A READER OF THE TIME PERIOD, IT WAS JUST FRIENDS KEEPING UP WITH FRIENDS.

TO SOMEONE LIKE ME RESEARCHING A LOST, FORGOTTEN COMMUNITY IN KING

GEORGE, IT HAS BECOME A REALLY IMPORTANT PART OF MY RESEARCH. I CAN SEE WHO

KNEW WHO, WHO VISITED THIS WEEK AND WHY, WHERE PEOPLE TRAVELED, WHEN

THEY RETURNED

TYPEWRITER SOUND

ROOM SOUND SILENCE

AND I’VE REALIZED SOMETHING: WE DON’T HAVE THAT ANYMORE. WHO STILL READS A

NEWSPAPER? THE FREE LANCE STAR STILL EXISTS, BUT ONLINE.

TODAYS DIGITAL SOCIAL COLUMN, IS PRIVATE, NOT PUBLIC. 

BACK THEN THESE SOCIAL COLUMNS WERE A SOURCE OF COMMUNITY.

TODAY PEOPLE CHANGE PLATFORMS, CHANGE USERNAMES, DELETE ACCOUNTS, AND

THE TRACES ARE GONE.   WE SHARE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OURSELVES THAN

EVER, BUT THE CONNECTIONS WILL NOT BE VISIBLE TO SOMEONE 100 YEARS FROM NOW

THE RICHNESS FOUND IN THE HISTORICAL RECORD WILL BE A THING OF THE PAST.

SOUND – NEWSPAPER BOY

About the process

I found that making this in all caps and double-spaced made it easier to read. I made the first recording, and it was about 3 minutes. I went back, made some edits, and shortened the script slightly. I now know for sure that my space at home isn’t the best choice. Crows in the background and my cat scratching the door- not so good. Headed to the DKC for the final project. I am using my iPhone to make the recording. I used Google to find sound effects I thought would work well with the script. I have a newspaper being folded, a newspaper boy, and a typewriter. I tried to find a steamboat whistle but couldn’t find anything worth using. I considered asking AI to create a sound, but I didn’t go down that rabbit hole.

Link to Recordings

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Podcast Outline & Recording

The Process

My topic for the audio project, I chose to focus on the benefits of weightlifting. As I think it’s something that is really important that goes under the radar for how much it benefits you. As well as the benefits overall are just very helpful for people.

Outline

Introduction 0-0:15

Many college students battle with overcoming the stress that college brings. From long hours studying and doing homework to having lengthy exams. All of this play a huge factor to the overall well-being of students. A way to combat this is weightlifting as not only do you get the physical benefits of getting in shape and building strength, but it reduces stress and builds confidence which can pay heavy dividends throughout college.

Physical Benefits 0:15-0:45

Weightlifting improves physicals such muscle strength and endurance. A regular routine of resistance/strength training with proper form can help improve fitness level and promote muscle development. Which in the long-term can make day-to-day activities easier and promotes overall health.

Mental Health Benefits 0:45-1:15

Weightlifting isn’t only for the body as exercise is scientifically proven to reduce stress, improve overall mood, and increase confidence. In addition, it provides a safe-space for people to get away from the world around them. Which during exam week, can be a great way to recuperate.

Habit Development 1:15-1:45

Weightlifting heavily promotes good habits from setting goals for new personal bests or living a healthier lifestyle to promote better lifts and performance. It also develops a sense of discipline, responsibility, and patience as finding a way to fit in some time even if it is just half an hour to go to the gym promotes these life skills that we use in everyday life.

Conclusion 1:45-2:00

Overall, weightlifting can do so much for the average student physically, mentally, and emotionally. Even beyond the campus, weightlifting offers all sorts of benefits to help both in short and long term and would be a great investment for all.

Recording Plan

I plan to record my narration in my room as it is a quiet area and using my Air pods for better mic quality. For the actual final product, I plan to incorporate sounds in my local gym that I go to for sound effects (these will be incorporated in the silence as a transition. I will use the Voice Memos app to record my narration and gym sound effects.

Recording Memo

This is my voice file where I recorded my script. I added some additional sentences that I didn’t write out to make it feel more natural. New Recording copy.m4a

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Podcast Recording Update: Email Phishing

Professional microphone podcasting setup image
Podcast, Microphone, Music image. Free for use by Studio Iris via Pixabay

What is Email Phishing?

Email phishing is a form of cyberattack where scammers impersonate businesses, people, and organizations you trust. After impersonating, they typically send a link with some sort of emergency, hoping you click and enter in valuable information such as passwords and credit cards. Finally they steal and use or sell your sensitive information.

My plan.

Outline

0-15 seconds | Intro

  • Play podcast intro music for 10 seconds (Lofi Mellow Hip Hop Restaurant by Alex Morgan from Pixabay)
  • Fade music out
  • Introduction and welcoming listeners
  • Short explanation of what listeners will learn

15-35 seconds | What is Email Phishing?

  • Define email phishing for audience
  • Email phishing topic introduction, how it works

35-60 seconds | How does Email Phishing Work?

  • Introduce example email 
  • Urgency and emergency info
  • Site mimicking

60-100 seconds | How to Recognize and Defend Email Phishing?

  • Look for 3 key giveaways
  • Take a breath
  • Don’t click links

100-120 seconds

  • Wrap up
  • Music shoutout
  • Thank Listeners 
  • Sign off

Recording

So far, I have been recording on my airpods pro 3s in a very quiet room, also experimenting with AI that removes background noise to enhance the audio. So far everything has worked great and I am excited soon share the final product.

Check out my audio!

Click this Microsoft OneDrive link to listen in! (I promise it is not a phishing link 🙂

Sound Effects will also be added into the OneDrive Link!

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