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How do I make Thinking in English episodes? How do I research all of the different topics? How is a podcast recorded and edited? How does an episode go from my brain to your ears?
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2 thoughts on “How I Make Thinking in English in 2024?: Writing, Recording, Editing, Publishing, and Much More! (Bonus Episode)”
Dividing the episode into smaller questions to structure paragraphs…That s a brilliant style of writing, Tom! This is not only a way of framing or creating the outline. But at the same time, with this sort of questioning, you are undoubtedly awakening your critical thinking to provide an objective point of view. Genius!
Thanks for Tom to show us your insight on podcasting , it’s a wonderful journey after I heard this podcast, I truly use English as much as I can, I wish sometimes I can make a podcast , currently I have uploaded my first Youtube video, don’t care about the views amount , to make the topic what I are really cared and fascinated firstly .
Dividing the episode into smaller questions to structure paragraphs…That s a brilliant style of writing, Tom! This is not only a way of framing or creating the outline. But at the same time, with this sort of questioning, you are undoubtedly awakening your critical thinking to provide an objective point of view. Genius!
Thanks for Tom to show us your insight on podcasting , it’s a wonderful journey after I heard this podcast, I truly use English as much as I can, I wish sometimes I can make a podcast , currently I have uploaded my first Youtube video, don’t care about the views amount , to make the topic what I are really cared and fascinated firstly .