My podcast follows the “All
Things Considered” structure. It starts off with a scene from the Friends
episode, “The One with the Jellyfish”
which is represented by the straight line at the beginning of the drawing.
This straight line is then followed by a 'dip,’ which looks
like a ‘U’. This dip represents the core part of my podcast which includes what
a jellyfish sting is, whether or not urine is a useful remedy and how to treat
a sting.
Following the dip is a return to the straight line, which
represents a return to the scene from Friends that was introduced in the beginning of my podcast.
My podcast structure does follow the typical structure of
Everyday Einstein, the podcast that I am emulating. Usually, Everyday Einstein will also begin
with a short story that leads into the central part of their segment;
similarly, this will include information about a scientific topic. Their podcast segment then finishes by returning back to that story. A good example from Everyday
Einstein that follows this structure is “Should
You Store Batteries in the Freezer?”
In regards to the number of citations in episode 102 “Icon for Access,” I have counted 22 citations.
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