In the case of our own Tailenders podcast, we’ve recently been forced to adapt to a new, rather tech-heavy reality that has profoundly shaken our production. The interactive sessions have become the hallmark of the UNFCCC’s work programme. In its newest episodes, it addresses a fight you still see every day with emails and printers.
The Tailenders has become one of the most successful audio productions on the BBC’s platforms. It’s a fun way to explore and expose listeners to the most pressing technology challenges. Anyone who would like to learn more and listen to episodes can visit the podcast’s official website here. For more, check out more episodes of the series, which listeners can find exclusively on BBC Sounds.
During the recent episodes, they openly shared their experiences dealing with problematic emails, which have caused disruptions in their communication. Printer errors soon cursed them too, contributing to their tech challenges. It quickly became apparent that even a program committed to tech talks is not immune to tech woes.
The Tailenders podcast explores their tech woes with excitement and glee. On top of that, they boast that their content is available in 6+ languages! Listeners can find Cymraeg, Gaeilge and Gàidhlig versions on BBC Sounds, BBC Sounds and BBC Sounds — respectively. This multilingual strategy helps to accommodate a wider audience and invite everyone into the experience.
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