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Earlier this week I was talking to
you about Pegio, a project that I

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carry out with my eldest daughter,
although sometimes the little one also participates,

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and with whom I want to take
advantage, to learn how to prepare a

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topic, to study a topic thanks
to then expose it in the podcast.

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And I think this can be very
positive if we apply it to the school

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environment. How podcasting can help prepare
a theme for then is putting it on.

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We welcome you to the other side
of the microphone. On the other

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side of the microphone. A project
by Jorge Marín Nieto in which you will

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of opinion in just ten minutes.
Ten minutes, Ten minutes, very good

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and welcome and welcome to a new
daily metapodcasting ration. I am Jorge Marin

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at the head of EOVE, producer
and today I want to bring you a

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new chapter of opinion, a new
chapter of reflection. As I was telling

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you earlier this week, I was
talking about him podcast. Let' s

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talk stick that I perform with my
older daughter and, moreover, thanks to

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preparing this podcast and others that she
has prepared with her classmates or classmates better

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said, I have experienced how good
it can be to prepare a topic for

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then is to put it on a
podcast and how that can help her own

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studies. I explain to myself,
to make a podcast under conditions I will

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not say a scripted podcast, a
sound fiction, a non- fiction narrative

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podcast that you have to perform,
not simply, well, a conversational podcast

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or a non- fiction narrative podcast
that you want to expose, a niche

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podcast in which you want to expose
some data or something in particular, like

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me every day on this side of
the microphone. You have to prepare the

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script a little bit. You have
to know a little bit, even though

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then the script is a simple slip
through which you go through different points.

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You have to prepare, you have
to master the subject to say, put

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it in front of the microphone,
explain it to you as best as possible

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and transfer this information to your listeners
for it. As I said, you

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have to take this issue, you
have to study it, you have to

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digest the data. I' m
not going to say memorize them all,

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but if you understand them you have
to assume them, digest them. Anyway,

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you have to prepare yourself a little
bit, because what are the key

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points that you don' t have
to let go of, what are the

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most important points of this topic that
you' re going to expose, not

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only to the best for a chapter, but for a full podcast. If

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you want to prepare a podcast about
diabetes, I can think of it,

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because you have to analyze diabetes from
the disease itself, the changes it can

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bring about in your life, the
eating habits you have to learn, the

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lifestyles, the sports you can practice, which can be many or all,

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the changes that this will cause in
your life, the resulting diseases, the

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possible solutions, the types of medication, the psychological aspect. Well, I

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don' t know, I'
m making it up on the fly so

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that you see a little bit of
me as a diabetic, because these are

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issues that affect me in my day- to- day life. But at

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first glance, I already have these
same topics for ten chapters. Then I

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would have to prepare them, I
would have to translate them into a scala

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or a script, little by little
expand those data, as I said digest

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them, little by little, learn
them and then stand in front of a

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microphone to expose them, for once
I' ve learned a little bit about

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that topic and then, maybe I
want to learn more because I' m

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going to bring in a guest or
because I want to continue deepening chapters other

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chapters I have to prepare to expose
them in front of the microphone. If

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besides, this podcast is group it' s not just a personal podcast like

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this that I' m doing here
now. Imagine I have a guest I

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want to talk to about podcasting.
I have to know how to interact with

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this data. I mean if we' re preparing it between two people,

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because one has to say one or
ask the other, complement each other for

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little by little to play with the
data, little by little to go analyzing

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episode episode. We' re dominating
this subject, going a little further.

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One layer, another layer, another
layer, another layer. And if the

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same is true of children in schools
or young people in schools, preparing a

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topic that is precisely many of the
courses that are being held in high schools

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concerning podcasting. They are doing this
because it is super, super positive and

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many teachers and school principals who have
known how to see the potential of podcasting

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and are implementing it very but very
well, are seeing how through this preparation,

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a script, an exhibition, an
interaction. All this we do in

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the episodes of our other podcasts.
Let' s say as adults, if

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we apply it to the school environment, it can be very beneficial. It

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' s just like raising good.
I' m going to say the same

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thing as an exam, but pretty
much. If you tell a group of

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three or four students that they have
to prepare a topic to then make an

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exhibition, either in front of a
microphone or not in front of their classmates.

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I' m sure there' s
always a man who slips a little.

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But if they have to prepare the
topic, if they have to worry,

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then expose it, if between them
they will interact to explain it,

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if each of them will distribute a
role in front of a recording or exhibition,

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in the end they will assume much, better, more and better this

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data and in the end they will
retain them in their memory, as has

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happened to me with many episodes of
this and other podcasts. If I,

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as a listener, have enjoyed and
digested the data that many of you have

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transmitted to me preparing topics for this
podcast or for many others, this experience

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is multiplied by not knowing by ten
or twenty, because I have to learn,

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I have to memorize, I have
to work a series of data that

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will stay in my memory, because
then I have to expose them. The

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same goes for school. It is
one more way to transmit knowledge and that

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for students it is something super beneficial. Earlier that week I was telling you

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about Pergy and the podcast I make
with my eldest daughter and for which,

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for which I forgive. I tell
you that you have to prepare some scripts

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and that you have to investigate a
little bit about each of the video games

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that we are going to deal with
in this podcast and I force you to

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look for the Internet, because when
that video game was launched, what it

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is about, who the creators have
been, if it is a fifth,

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because what is the story of that
video game or who for which platforms it

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is in order to nourish itself a
little bit. I know that, perhaps,

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the video game arena is not the
say, the main theme of all

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that education. But with this,
what I want is to teach her to

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look for information on a subject,
to prepare it, to expose it,

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and to organize herself mentally when it
comes to exposing it. And all the

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people who have heard her have said, Judge, how well it explains nerea

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in this case for the age she
is. And this is partly thanks to

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that preparation. If I put her
here in front of a microphone without just

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preparing anything and she was dropping questions
that I know the answers, it would

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be very easy to catch her in
each of these video games, despite whether

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she played them or not, but
in this way, as she has already

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prepared it for her. He knows
more or less where the shots are going

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to go, just like when they
put him on a test, he knows

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more or less what the test questions
are that are going to fall. And

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we have to prepare this subject,
because this is the same thing. You

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know what questions I' m going
to ask more or less in the episode

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and like her, she has her
data prepared for the podcast supported and she

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exposes them and she' s much
more prepared, because it' s another

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way to learn to study and learn
to digest data, to memorize data and

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assimilate data that the truth seems super
fantastic to me and I think it can

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be very positive to implement this activity
within schools, as it has already been

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for a few years now, and
the schools that have realized this potential and

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that promote it. The truth is
I' m sure you' re seeing

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the results to close this episode this
week and almost this month. I want

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to thank the podcast. What worries
us is its sponsorship throughout these last twenty

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episodes and argal for launching this podcast, leaving for the last time the link

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to this new project and taking advantage
to remind you that you subscribe thanks to

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the Paulding, which I will leave
you in the notes of the chapter.

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I look forward to your comments,
both from this floor or opinion that I

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have brought you today and from the
podcast itself of what concerns us. And

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for that, you have the telegram
channel that you can access through the other

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side of the microphone. I don' t want to say goodbye without thanking

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you, I say, the sponsorship
of Argal and Podcast. What worries us

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not only about this sponsorship on the
other side of the microphone, because he

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hears it is always a pleasure to
have sponsors to support this project, but

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also to thank them for having launched
their own podcast. I say, what

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concerns us that they have opted for
podcasting to not only make their brand known,

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not only expand their digital presence,
but also help to improve society.

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The truth is that I wish,
hope and many brands will do the same

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as Argal and dare to launch their
own projects. Let' s not say

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doing a branding podcast of your own, but some project like that cool that

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like the program. Which worries us
the truth that, when I was doing

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some research to prepare all the climents
of this sponsorship. It seemed to me

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a very, very cool idea,
very well executed and from here, sincerely,

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my argal congratulations, because it is
a project that, I already say

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enviable for many other brands. As
I was saying, I look forward to

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your comments on this sponsorship. I' m going to leave this weekend an

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alpulding link of what worries us so
that you comment there that is appearing to

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you if you have already heard its
two episodes that have published, and in

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addition, you will find a link, as every Saturday, so that you

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vote there your favorite chapters of this
week from the other side in microfno and

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that you help me to prepare a
better grill of contents, of content,

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forgiveness in front of next week,
the next week that will be a little

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shorter than usual, because the day
one is festive and the day two is

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also festive. Here, in the
Community Forgiveness, in the city of Madrid

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and in the city where you show
them where you live. So, if

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you' ll allow me, I' m gonna grab a little rest,

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I' m gonna make a little
bridge, not before I offer you the

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first two chapters of the week so
we can stick together on the other side

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of the microphone, like every day. Thank you so much for following the

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other side and now I say goodbye
and like every day, I go back

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to that place where you are right
now, across the microphone,