HeyJaredThe Funny Travel Stories Podcast
Welcome to The Funny Travel Stories Podcast! I'm Yi Ping Bao, also known as Belinda - a journalist who enjoys chatting with friends about their unforgettable and laugh-out-loud travel experiences.
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AI Is a Prediction Machine – Why You Should Use It as Your Mentor or Your Intern | Paul Bradshaw (opens the original)
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What do journalists actually need to know about AI — and is knowing how to use ChatGPT enough? In this episode, I’m joined by Paul Bradshaw, a data journalist with the BBC’s Shared Data Unit, lecturer at Birmingham City University, journalism trainer and author of books on online and data journalism. We dive into how journalists can work with AI effectively, why understanding how AI actually works can help you get better results, and why knowing a bit of coding could become an increasingly usefu
Mini Tinder in Thailand & the 3-Month Thai Boxing Visa | Niece Prayoonrat (opens the original)
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Bangkok, Reformer Pilates, a ‘mini Tinder’ and Scottish Highland cows are all part of today’s episode! I’m joined by Niece Prayoonrat, a financial regulation journalist covering AI and crypto, and an LSE graduate. She shares some fun facts about Bangkok, including its famously long name, and explains what a ‘mini Tinder’ in Thailand actually is 👀
Sharing a Lift With Keanu Reeves & Life in New York | Izzy Hunter (opens the original)
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Today Izzy Hunter joins us to share her experiences working in marketing communications on Wall Street in New York City. We chat about life in NYC, why the Broadcast Journalism master’s at Nottingham Trent University was so valuable, meeting Orlando Bloom and Keanu Reeves, a viral TikTok video that caught Trisha Paytas’ attention, and unexpected travel experiences to Boston. Izzy says it’s so easy to make friends in New York and shares her top NYC travel tip. She also tells us why Japan and the
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