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Aug 15, 2006 1 min

Classcasting Should be a New Word, Yeah?

from Thanks, it's my lola's! Hosted by thanksitsmylolas

Miles talks on Podcasting as a Teaching (in TIML's case, a Garbage-making) Tool in Dr. Lazaro's Radio Techniques Class at the College of Arts and Letters in The University of The Philippines. This episode is intentionally made of shout-outs because Miles talks way too much about way too many touchy issues and utilizes way too many copyrighted materials that editing this podcast would yield you the same exact podcast. Hopefully, more curiosity and creativity are sparked in this medium of alternative communication, so that more people will podcast, making more virtual garbage. We don't know what to write in this line so, um, free the internet?

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