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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's

tip is about finding opportunities to listen to podcasts even when you're not spending much time in the car or at home alone.

If you're like a lot of podcast listeners, you listen to most of your favorite shows in the car. Maybe on the trip to work you hit play for the

first podcast in your listen now cue and once it's over the show that's up

next starts playing right away. It's a great way to pass the time and hopefully learn

something and be entertained too. Some people also like to listen to podcasts when

they're home by themselves and tidying up, doing laundry,

or other tasks that don't require their full attention.

But most people are in their cars a lot less these days.

And for people who live with family members and roommates, it's hard to even remember being home alone.

All of this means that finding time to listen to favorite shows is harder.

I know my cue has gotten backed up now that I'm no longer driving kids to school or swim practice.

But there are so many great podcasts that it's worth looking at your schedule and trying to find new tabs.

Listening while exercising is an option.

Hop on the treadmill or bike, put in your headphones and listen.

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