The Funny Travel Stories Podcast
The Funny Travel Stories Podcast
Podcast Description
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.
Each episode brings you funny travel stories, must-visit recommendations, and places my guests dream of going in the future.
I'll also be asking my guests what it's like to live in the UK, and inviting them to teach me a few phrases in their native languages (or any languages they speak)!
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The podcast focuses on amusing travel stories, cultural exchange, and recommendations for dream destinations. Topics range from memorable mishaps abroad, such as mistaken identities and unexpected adventures in foreign countries, to guest interviews detailing travel recommendations for places like Greece, Singapore, and the UK.
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.
Each episode brings you funny travel stories, must-visit recommendations, and places my guests dream of going in the future.
I’ll also be asking my guests what it’s like to live in the UK, and inviting them to teach me a few phrases in their native languages (or any languages they speak)!
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 useful skill for journalists.
Paul also explains the difference between “destination prompts” and “journey prompts” — and why thinking about AI as different roles can completely change how you use it. He also shares an effective prompt design technique – chain of thought.
We finish with some places worth putting on your list: Paul recommends Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in Wales. His dream destinations are Mount Tarawera and Rotorua in New Zealand.
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