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What can podcasts teach us?

This is a collaborative post: By 2023, 1 billion people will be listening to them at least once a month: Podcasts (a loose combination of the words “iPod” and “broadcasting”) are carving out an increasingly important space in our daily routine.  Not only light topics are covered: In fact, edutainment (education + entertainment) podcasts are becoming more and more popular.

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9 Things to Do with All the Photos on Your Phone

This is a collaborative post: If you’re like most people, you probably have lots of photos on your smartphone. Whether you’re always snapping photos of your kids, getting pictures of you and your friends enjoying nights out, have lots of holiday photos from your adventures or your phone albums are filled with photos of your pets doing funny things, you

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The top 5 female gamers

The gaming industry is a financial behemoth bringing in a reported £124.1 billion in revenues last year. One of the beneficiaries of the growth in the industry has been competitive gaming and streaming which have both grown at a phenomenal rate in recent years. Traditionally (and incorrectly) when we think of gaming, our minds usually conjure up images of young

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A beginner camper’s guide to different types of tent

This is a collaborative post Introduction It can be difficult to figure out which type of tent suits your needs especially if you’re a beginner at camping or even if you’re simply looking to upgrade your current tent. Traditional A-frame canvas tents and their heavy wooden poles requiring an army of people and a 100-page manual to assemble are a

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The dos and donts for playing golf post lockdown

The dos and don’ts for playing golf post-lockdown

This is a collaborative post: Thanks to the vast range of golf training aids available online, it’s never been easier to get some much-needed practice away from the links. But it’s just not the same as visiting the golf course and driving range, is it?  There have probably been several occasions where you’ve emptied your golf bag and given everything

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