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UK. UK. Hello, hello. Welcome back to the podcast. How are you doing today? I hope you're

doing all right. Here's a new episode and today I'm talking about how I make episodes of this podcast, including details about the technical side, like all of the gear that I use and how I use it, and also the creative side, meaning how I come up with ideas and then make them into

episodes.

I've also decided to make sure that there's plenty of language content in this one too. I mean obviously it's

all English, these are all words, you know, but what I mean is that later on I'm going

to highlight certain bits of vocabulary that will come up in my descriptions,

including ways of talking about technical things like recording audio, some uses of the word get, which is one of the most commonly occurring

verbs in the English language, and also just some other fixed expressions and bits of language

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