How to fit in a podcast ! & our interactive podcast flier
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Set aside specific time for listening to podcasts. This could be during a commute, while exercising, or before going to bed. By setting aside dedicated time, it can be easier to fit podcast listening into a busy schedule.
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Use a podcast app that allows for speed listening. Some apps have a feature that allows the listener to adjust the playback speed, which can make it easier to fit more podcasts into a shorter time frame.
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Listen to podcasts while doing other activities. For example, podcasts can be a good option for listening to while walking thge dog, working out at the gym , or doing other tasks that don't require the listener's full attention.
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Use a hands-free option, such as a smart speaker or headphones, to listen to podcasts while on the go. This can make it easier to listen to podcasts while commuting or running errands.
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Consider subscribing to podcasts and setting up automatic downloads. This way, new episodes of favorite podcasts will be automatically downloaded and ready to listen to whenever the listener has time.
The benefits of listening to podcasts include the ability to learn new things, stay up to date on current events, and be entertained. Podcasts can also be a great way to relax and unwind after a long day.
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