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their universes, so can the reverse
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for a series or film. And
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to you about in this chapter.
Thanks to expansion com te, we welcome

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

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microphone, a project by Jorge Marín
grandson in which you will find your daily

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ration of metapodcasting, casting with news, events, tools or episodes of opinion

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in just ten minutes. Ten minutes, ten minutes hello everyone and all and

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welcome and welcome to a new daily
metapodcasting relationship. I am Jorge Marín and

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today I want to talk to you
about television series inspired by podcast. Watch

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this because, as many of you
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references to podcasting in TV series,
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songs. They haven' t found
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won' t take long and today, thanks to the newspaper expansion. Expansion

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com as I bring you podcast-
based series that combine the best of both

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genres, television series and podcasts.
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forget, I want to remind you
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podcast, which sponsors the other side
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and with which argal wants to help
society grow mature and, ultimately, improves

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a little what is missing makes us
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installment it addresses relevant topics, sometimes
also difficult eyes with which it wants to

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promote social change so that, through
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and connected future. You will find
the link to what concerns us in the

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notes of this episode, In addition
to the link, as I told you,

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to this series that have developed since
expansion of series based on podcasts that

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combine the best of both genres.
With many you will know, television series

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have found a new source of inspiration
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worlds. The deep auditory narrative and
the striking visual representation, both as inspiration

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and stories that have been told through
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the podcaster itself at the center of
the action. These series show that the

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union of podcast and television can create
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both formats to offer unique experiences to
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if they' ll bring it in
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because of the quick look I'
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example, the Apagon series is based
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that had the platform podium a podcast
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series even knew little by little,
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move or, rather, to expand, because it wasn' t really inspired

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by the universe, but it wasn' t an adaptation of the big blackout

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itself, of the podcast itself to
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universe, but it wasn' t
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the podcast a lot better. What
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said this, let' s open
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in the episode notes to see what
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first of these is Apple Tv'
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series of legal drama and crime that
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podcasts, starring Academy Award winner Octavia
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series is based on Kellyn Barber Ard
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novel. In other words, the
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turn, they made a series of
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to a new twist and from what
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his own podcast. The argument puts
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Now he is re- examining the
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imprisoned for the murder of Chack Barnam, for whom he became famous, for

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whom he became famous. Wia that
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It doesn' t matter. The
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where new mysteries are opened to solve. The series has been hailed for its

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unique vision of America' s obsession
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and moral challenges that arise when the
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We' re going to move Plus
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story. It is a series of
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humor to address America' s fascination
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plot follows Ana and Nathan Bartet a
marriage in crisis. He plays Bueno,

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not Natal no Nathan Bartlett, who
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Spanish or a catan or in English
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in English a marriage in crisis played
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a real estate agent with an obsession
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an ancient promise of tennis, has
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an injury that frustrated his career.
Life offers them an unexpected opportunity to discover

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that their plumber Matt played by Tom
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Instead of denouncing him, they decide
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the details of his crimes in exchange
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as Penni in The Vive Thory,
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rescues an episode where they recorded a
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the series, based on a real
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for his work at Boyce and produced
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Osat, has been well received for
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The series consists of eight episodes of
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has been renewed for a second season, indicating its success and the positive reception

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of the audience. We' re
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This one, too, I'
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This is mythical mythic. It is
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The series has been mixed humor,
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Martin, Martin Sort and Selena Gómez. The plot follows Charles Oliver and Maybel

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or Mabel Mabel. I imagine it' s three neighbors to the Arconia building

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in New York who, although initially
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connection through their hobby shared by the
actual crime podcasts. Syrial. Oh,

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my God, I got a cough. Today. This common interest is intensified

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when a murder occurs in their own
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version of the facts and begin their
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He has managed to capture the public' s attention with his intriguing member

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plots forgiveness, the charm of his
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the world of podcasts. In addition, the series offers a visual appeal from

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New York, using both its locations
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of life in this iconic city.
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so to speak, brought me a
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was the series that got me the
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a podcast and because in the end
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building. So far I' d
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of three based on America' s
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most successful thing we' ll see
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on Movistar Plus. It follows Liya
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O Bel who investigates the mysterious disappearance
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center. The series, based on
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obsession of reading about the truth,
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suspense and I have no more information
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it looks more like a mystery podcast. We don' t know if they

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' re tru crimes, they'
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if they' re murders. Well, it looks more like a mystery podcast.

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It also appears in an image of
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good to me the typical streamer microphone
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funny, an arm of PS microphone
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very recognizable. We' re going
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Elizabeth Holmes fall, starring Amanda Saffield. This series tells the story of Elisabeth

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Holmes and her company cyrans based on
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fall of Holmes, who promised to
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the description available on the Disney Plus
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up recording podcasts, but talking on
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imagine you will be filling out a
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notes, and this one also became
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Roberts shines in this adapted series of
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on a social worker, an installation
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a complex plot of conspiracy and mystery
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bit from the tru crimes. File
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I have seen it notice, this
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my wife than I, but when
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a podcast, from time to time
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it did not catch me much and
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call me, but well, inspired
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- one available in Netflix, follows
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activist, and a researcher whose lives
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Although the series was cancelled, its
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mystery. Well, yeah, if
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the excuse for after all, not
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it' s the excuse to take
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in the end it' s seen
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you have to see her for more
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of HBO Max, although not a
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by the Sirial Man podcast. This
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and the subsequent case against Adran Sicied
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into a key piece of the truck
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investigation resulted in the release of Heming
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alleged killer or not. The alleged
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Himingle. Forgive me for the mistake. This alleged killer was released through the

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investigation of Netflix' s Sirial Dirty
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inspired by a podcast, begins with
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with a dangerous man he met online. The series is a fascinating study of

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manipulation and deception. Well, in
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from the tru crime, but we
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de Amazon Prime Video is an anthology
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the popular podcast of the same name
Loure. Each episode combines documentary, animation

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and dramatization to tell deeply rooted horror
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seen several of his episodes, but
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' s anthology. It is an
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folklore, ancient legends, but all
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here, with animation. Also some
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Of course, the truth is that
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enjoy more of the original podcast.
But we' re going to Equinox from

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Netflix or Kinox. This Danish series
of terror and science. Fiction inspired by

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a homonymous podcast. It follows the
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of a group of students, because
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attention. This one I' m
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because the truth is that it doesn' t sound familiar to me or cross

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the recommendations of Netflix Bueno, from
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Starring Willie Ferrell and Paul Rod.
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real podcast about the relationship between a
psychiatrist and his patient. The series explores

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topics of monopilation and abuse of power
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like pall root in the photo wil
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here it' s ready for expansion, as I' m going to leave

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you on the TV episode note.
The truth is that I really liked it

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very much is a surprise to see
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recommendations, because while I met some
of these podcast- based series, some

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of them have been recommended to me
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some alert that I have configured with
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even seen. But good that compilations
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still lover podcasting, as I am
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you are glad not to know how
the podcast can be a use has given

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as inspiration for new, new TV
series, new movies. Just as I

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watched the initiative roll pages I told
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one of your favorite podcasts recorded in
Spain, can become a new television series,

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a new movie thanks to shooting pages
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if you have some fiction or a
narrative of a fiction that you want to

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transform to the next step and take
the leap to transmedian And now I say

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goodbye and return, as every day, to that place where you are right

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now, on the other side of
the microphone,