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Old RadioCasts
Go to library, take old newspapers, and cover news from last century in form of podcasts as if they were happening today. | |
Weeks on calendar repeats every 28 years, so, it could be
something n x 28 years ago, where n is natural number.
Repeating Calendar
https://www.timeand...ndar/repeating.html
[Mindey, Mar 09 2016]
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There is a youtube channel that puts out weekly videos updating on the latest events in the Great War that happened this week one hundred years ago. |
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Interesting. However, the important part about this idea,
is that you could do it with just 10~30 minutes of free
time every day. With an access to a library, you could
simply read off the main stories. No need to do any
weekly summary whatsoever. Info is there, just read it --
oh, and you could find someone to read it, I'm sure. |
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But who will advertise (category?) |
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Flash! Pancho Villa is on the loose! Not satisfied with Old
Mexico he's invaded New Mexico. But that was yesterday, and
today is tomorrow already. |
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I'd like the modern news delivered in the same style as auld radio broadcasts, complete with live commercial recitations (also written with the same mannerisms). |
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Leo Laporte does commercials live on Security Now, and
presumably his other TWiT shows. |
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