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Nov 3, 2007 26 min

Episode 44 – The Multitasking Episode

from Finding Japan Hosted by Christopher S.

In this episode, I get the podcasting done while commuting back home after a long day of work on Monday. Since time is short, its time to find creative ways to squeeze in the content. I think this format works and if you can get over the cell phone quality, I think its a keeper! … Continue reading "Episode 44 – The Multitasking Episode"

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In this episode, I get the podcasting done while commuting back home after a long day of work on Monday. Since time is short, its time to find creative ways to squeeze in the content. I think this format works and if you can get over the cell phone quality, I think its a keeper! Hope you enjoy! * Thanks for the feedback on episode 43 * Maximizing time with my new schedule * The 7AM to 8PM schedule * Study on the train between school and work * Podcast on the phone between work and train and school and train * Trains stopped * Got hit with two late trains on Monday * Nice to see the daylight in the morning while on the train * Get out of jail free card paper for being late * Addendum to Office Episode * Document check sheet * (sorry for the wind in Tsukishima) * Spa flyers * Short trip to Lawson’s * Scaring people by talking to myself * Funny in-store music * Nice “LAWSONS!!!” right when I left * Talking about my things I want to do list

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