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My Favourite Podcast
So for today's topic, I've been instructed to write about my favourite podcast. Since I don't really subscribe to any podcasts and have been drowning in assignments and work this past week, I've chosen to write about my new favourite podcast, "We the Black".
I realize that this blog post is going to sound extremely narcissistic considering that "We the Black" is the podcast that my friends Andriana, Justice, Tiana, and I created as an assignment for RBD-109. So... in a way... this is "assignment inception" or as I have decided to coin it, "Assign-ception".
My experience in creating this podcast was awesome. We picked the name, "We the Black" because all of us have some black roots in our heritage. It has nothing to do with our content, but we thought it was comical. Our subject is "People We Thought Would Be One-Hit Wonders, but Turned Out to Have Successful Careers".
In our episode, we talked about how we thought celebrities like Lady Gaga, Ke$ha, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber initially came out with songs that didn't impress us. We then went into how they released more popular songs that launched their careers and discussed how (occasionally) we were saddened by this fact... *cough* Bieber *cough*.
Overall, the experience was a lot of fun. We all talked naturally, had amazing chemistry, and expressed ourselves in a fun and creative way. Who knows... perhaps "We the Black" will continue to be a podcast?
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