Podcast News and Opinion

By: Gail L. Nobles
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  • Podcast News and Opinion is about podcasting news.
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  • The Trials & Woes of iPad Storage 8:30:24 12.15 PM

    The Trials & Woes of iPad Storage 8:30:24 12.15 PM
    Aug 30 2024
    The Trials and Woes of iPad Storage. Hello everyone. You know I love my iPad, but there's just one thing about it that has started to drive me a little batty. Yes, I'm talking about storage space.

    The iPad reminds me of a tiny basement. You can have all the beautiful furniture you want, but if you don't have room to store your stuff, you'll end up with clutter everywhere. Everyone wants the newest model, the latest of technology, yet somehow we all end up getting a swift kick in the behind when we discover that we're out of storage space.

    I can't tell you how many times I've tried to clear up space on my iPad. You know the routine. You're ready to download that new app, make that new podcast, save new images, make those new videos, only to be greeted with a message that says ‘storage almost full’. The iPad just can't hold everything, and all I wanna do is enjoy the iPad.

    So what do we do? The iPad keeps asking you to update, and you have more iCloud Drive and applications more than you do anything else. So you try to delete some photos that doesn't take up as much space, podcast, and some videos. And before you know it, the iPad is building up again running out of space, and your browser will act up because you can't update. You can't update until you get a certain amount of storage. You can't play your podcast and listen to websites. It’s crazy! More things happen.

    And here's another thing: cloud storage. They promised us the world with the cloud- an endless expanse of space where we wouldn't have to worry about limited storage. But let's be honest, that can feel a bit like going to the store to buy a bag of potato chips, and the bag is filled with air. I mean do you trust the cloud with all your cherished photos? Files can rearrange on your iPad and disappear. I suspect it's just a big fat lie.

    In the end I just wrestle in headache with my iPad. It constantly reminds me of its limitations, but I love my iPad. I really do. But if it continues to whine about storage, I don't know what I'm gonna do.

    With all the technology made, may it one day be able to manage its own storage space - or at least, may we all learn to live without that nagging message telling us we're just one video away from disaster. Isn’t technology supposed to make our lives easier? Sometimes I think it just wants to keep us on our toes.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Podcast, News, and Opinion.
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    5 mins
  • Spark Plugs & Oil Leak 6:22:24 2.43 PM

    Spark Plugs & Oil Leak 6:22:24 2.43 PM
    Jun 22 2024
    When I got home I looked under my hood one day and saw that my engine cover was covered with oil. I had never seen it like that before. The oil cap didn't seem to be leaking, but there was oil all around the spark plugs. I asked if spark plugs leaked and someone told me no. I had no idea where the oil was coming from, but it looked like it was coming from the spark plugs. I was told it was nothing to worry about. The car was running so I thought maybe the car was OK until I saw some smoke and smelt oil burning. But I still didn't worry as much as I should have because I figured it was just the all burning that I saw.

    Then my father came to visit me and he drove my car. He noticed that the car wasn't running as smooth as it normally would. He could tell and I couldn't. He asked my uncle who worked on cars to check it out my uncle took out the spark plugs and they were full of oil. The socket was full of oil so he removed the top of the engine cover and had to punch out some round seals and put some new ones in, and got some of the oil out of the sockets, and put a new valve cover piece in, and new spark plugs.

    When my uncle was done under the hood, the car was running real smooth. I could tell the difference then. I thank God for daddy and uncle. I think God for AutoZone.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Tune in again next time to Podcast, News, and Opinions.
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    2 mins
  • When Ideas Grow 5:18:24 6.53 PM

    When Ideas Grow 5:18:24 6.53 PM
    May 18 2024
    Hello! Welcome to Podcast, News, and Opinion. I'm Gail Nobles, and I would just like to say that I have so much I want to add to my stories. You can write a story and the whole story doesn't have to be a podcast. What you do this year, you may think of something else the next year. Your ideas for something may change. And when your ideas grow, that means things can get bigger. You might lose interest in your old ideas, but you can also take what's old and make it new.

    I have more than one sports podcast. Each one is different. When you have fans following you in different places, you might be thinking about putting all your content together so that your fans can find you and your content in one place. If you have two podcasts about sports, you can put them both on one blog together.

    I have more than one blog. Sometimes I have more ideas for one blog. You can make as many blogs as you need to as long as they are not the same. You might have podcast info for one and additional information to the other one.

    There is no limit what you can do with your content. One idea that you have might be a podcast, and the other idea that you have might be a radio broadcast. One idea that you have might be a blog, and the other that you have might be a website. When ideas grow, things can get bigger. When content grows, things can get bigger.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening and for tuning into Podcast, News, and Opinion.
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    3 mins

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