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Hi everyone, thanks for listening! It's the first episode of the year! In this episode, I talk about the holidays, and the Christmas gatherings. I talk about the miled temperatures, the radio hobby, and extracting contents from an iTunes backup that you may have. This involves changing the file name from.file to whatever file it may be because files from these backups are encrypted. Enjoying what you hear? Subscribe! Have thoughts or suggestions? Leave a comment on Spotify, and if you're listening through other platforms, please give a rating or review.

Hi everyone! In this edition of the Bryce podcast, I take it back and reflect on this year, and bring the best tech things in 2025, but also my hobbies, everyday life, little current events, though I don't focus on that too much, and everything in between. At the end of the podcast, you'll hear a recording of the sporadic E skip opening of July 4 this year when multiple stations were coming in.

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Thanks for listening to another Bryce podcast episode! This past Friday night Crayton and I did another podcast episode together after we were hanging out, and we talked about Thanksgiving, he talks about his health scare, soundsource 6 for the Mac, both of us talk about EDM, and the direction that Microsoft is going. In addition, we discussed about the business practices that freedom scientific has been doing recently that's not good.

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In today's episode, I talk about the new Ramblio app, which was just released last week, and I was one of many who tested the beta before release. It's another audio sharing tool, which is a successor to jacket.FM which got shut down back in July. It supports recording and uploading, hangouts for live streams, commenting via audio comment or typing, and private messaging. For android users there's no stable release yet.

Learn more about Ramblio and check out the website: https://ramblio.com/

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Thank you for listening! In this episode, I talk with my friend Crayton who was on this episode. If you don't remember him then go back to episode 29 with my first episode with him. Thursday afternoon I sat down with him and talked to him about everything technology, but first I talked about going to the Circleville pumpkin show that night. We talked about how I did a clean install of my beelink, how I had no sound because of the monitor driver not being installed so he used one of his speakers, the Windows 10 end of support, my idea of possibly selling my old laptop at Best Buy, and the new Sora2 made by OpenAI. It was another fun time recording this with him.

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In this episode, I talk about this summer, and everything that stood out to me. Fall is getting closer, so I try to come on here and talk about memories and things that happened this summer. Enjoy what you hear? Subscribe to the podcast and send feedback of suggestions and your thoughts.

As promised, here's an episode regarding the Columbus airshow last Friday. This is the 30th episode overall! I discussed about my thoughts of the show last week and the performances and demonstrations. If you wanna see more clips, follow my TikTok @bbbelcher3 for some video clips that I shared. It was a hot one, but it was fun.

This past Thursday, I sat down with a friend who I've known for a long time. It's also the first time I ever put someone on this podcast. I knew Crayton from school back in the day, he moved to a different school in 2014 due to issues, and last year we reconnected and this year we planned hanging out which we have done. In this episode, we talk about his time in school, how we finally reconnected, his life now being certified to teach assistive technology, the Radio hobby, football, the weather, and how we were going to take him to the Columbus airshow the next day. In addition to that, Crayton has his own podcast called Crayton's audio blog. It is only available on spreaker at the moment. It is unknown when he wants to put it elsewhere. If you want, please support his podcast and subscribe to his podcast!

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I'm sorry if he sounded quiet to some in this episode, but he was chilling in the bed instead of being close to me where I was recording. I convinced him to get out of there, but he was still in there, but we digress.

Thanks for listening to the Bryce podcast! This episode is about two things, iOS 26, and about jacket.FM, what it is and why it's shutting down so soon. I'm currently testing iOS 26 so you'll get to hear my experience with it and the top new things coming this fall, and why the sudden name change. Enjoy what you hear? Rate, share and subscribe!

Thanks for listening to this newest episode! Today I talk about the FM DX Web server, which is a project that lets you connect to a remote server to connect to a receiver. It is all web based. It's all thanks too. An open source repository that is on GitHub. Users can connect to a server remotely, and can control the receiver. It also has RDS support when available. Define a server to connect to, go to https://servers.fmdx.org/.

When you get to the website, make sure to click on the receiver list button at the top to display the list of servers. You'll have a great time with it if you're into that kind of thing.

Hello, and welcome to this New Edition! In this episode, I discussed about my recent trip to Florida through March 24 through March 31. There's a lot that I discussed, like the swimming days, beach days, golf cart, everything great that we did. I also talked about some mishaps that happened along the way, though it wasn't all bad. At the end of this episode, you will hear a Suno AI generated song about Florida, which I worked on when I was there on Tuesday.

Thank you for listening to this episode! Today I talk about the fact that in two weeks it'll be spring, on March 20. I talk about my spring and summer plans and ideas. From the radio hobby to swimming, biking, or just hanging out outside, I talk about a lot of what I'll be doing. Then I discussed how active our winter has been when it comes to weather, and how much snow we ended up getting, and how below freezing it has been getting. The Columbus airshow will be returning this summer, but in August. That'll be awesome as the blue angels return. Stay tuned for more great episodes like these!

Welcome to another new episode. Today I talk about what I think of the Baofeng BF-FHP Pro radio, which has a pretty wide frequency range from VHF and UHF, all the way up to 520 MHz. I talk about this radio from a blindness perspective, from the good and the bad, what and where I like to transmit and listen to, and how it doesn't read menu options. If you enjoy this, please share this episode or this podcast around, and follow this for more and don't hesitate to share a comment or a review.

Hi everyone! This is the first episode of this year of 2025! In this episode, I talk about my recent trip to Florida on January 1 through the sixth. I went down to Fort Myers and then drove to Naples to stay at Grandma at her house that she has. Accompanying her and I was my cousins and my aunt went with us. I talk about the stuff that we did down there and what my first week was like back home. At the end of the recording, I play a recording of Grandma and I playing ring toss, which was recorded on January 3. Enjoy!

Thanks for listening to this new addition of the podcast! This episode I discussed what my Thanksgiving was like, and then I discussed about the year of 2024. I talk about goals, the good and the bad, and current events.

Thanks for listening to the Bryce podcast! In this episode, I talk about the new Qodosen DX 286 radio. It is currently at $89, but I got it on prime day last month. You'll hear the rundown of the features of the radio, the good and the bad, and my personal observations. If you enjoyed this, follow this podcast for more, and if you're just starting to listen, take a look at my previous episodes, I do discuss a lot of topics here on this podcast. Stay tuned for next episode as I reflect on 2024, and tell you about my Thanksgiving weekend when that comes.

Thank you for listening to the Bryce podcast! Finally, I made it to the 20th episode, and it took me about what, six years? Anyway, in this episode, I talk about what went on this summer. I've been able to do a lot, and it was pretty good this year. The airshow, to the Fourth of July party, the fairs and festivals, you name it I was doing it! I also discussed some events this summer, in sports such as the Olympics and the Paralympics in Paris. I also purchased a lot of cool stuff this summer, like my FM transmitter, my Zoom H1, and recently I got my head held CB radio, which is pretty cool as well.

If you like this, stay tuned for more of these.

Thank you for listening to the newest edition of The Bryce podcast! In this new episode, I discuss about DXing, particularly the FM band. This summer, there has been less skip activity, but there has been stuff that I've gotten that have made up for lost time. However, there's still some DXing to do, even if it's not all the time. We still may have some tropo openings that may happen here and there. It may not be all the time like it is spring and summer, but you'll be able to have a surprise opening here and there. Sporadic skip will make its return usually at the end of the year, until somewhere the beginning of the year. Despite the lack of skip activity, I was able to catch some skip this year. Most of it was tropo openings, which is decent. This episode was recorded with the Zoom H1 essential.

Stay tuned for the next episode where I'm gonna reflect and talk about how good this summer was.

Thank you for listening to this new edition of The Bryce podcast. In this new episode, I wanted to talk about the zoom H one audio recorder, review it, and give my personal observations about it. I still have the Olympus DM 720. There seems to be an issue with the USB port of the recorder, because windows doesn't recognize that device anymore. While I could still use the recorder with a SD card, I wanted to try this one out. Zoom has remodeled their Zoom essential series like the zoom H1, so that way they can implement 32 bit float technology. This is why it's the 2024 model. In fact, this episode was recorded with the ZoomH1. This recorder is a talking recorder, meaning it can read about every prompt to you if you want. It has the ability to record in mono or stereo. It has a bunch of microphones, which are pretty sensitive. It can also work with USB microphones, so if you have a USB mic, then you'll be able to use it with this, and the rest of the Zoom essential series of recorders. It requires a SD card to record. If you liked this, then follow for more episodes when they drop.

Thanks so much for listening to this new episode! In this new episode, I talk about what's new with iOS 18 and my experience using the beta. iOS 18 is projected to be the biggest update ever since iOS 7, and even iOS 10. It includes a whole list of features like apple intelligence, stereo recording with voice memos, transcribed recordings in voice memos, phone call recording, transcription for podcasts, a complete redesign of photos app, and much more. We are currently sitting at beta two, and public beta testers should see the public beta one come out the first week of July. Unfortunately, I can't give my opinion on iPadOS 18, since my iPad doesn't support it. Otherwise, I would've talked about it in this episode.

Thanks for listening to the 16th episode of this podcast. This past Friday on June 14 I went to the Columbus airshow at the Rickenbacker International Airport,, and it was awesome. There were a lot of things to get into over there, a lot of performances , drag racing, and I even got to get on the planes that were there. The US Thunderbirds performed for the last part of the show at 3 o'clock. This event lasted throughout the weekend until Sunday. We got our tickets three months before the show, which was probably a good thing. I managed to get a lot of photos and videos of this event, and I even got stuff from my GoPro, so I made a vlog about it. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/wjkK6vhqLZk?si=Gqka9a-ORMBctR5q. Thanks for listening!

Thank you all for listening to this new episode. In this new episode I give my thoughts on the Olympus DM 720 recorder, which I got not too long ago. This is also the first episode ever recorded with it. It has stereo recording capabilities with stereo microphones built in. It also can talk, which is good. The batteries on this recorder are rechargeable so you can plug it in your computer and charge it that way. It can be tricky plugging it into the computer, but eventually I did figure out how to do that. Stay tuned for the next episode.

Hello and welcome to another Bryce podcast episode! In this episode, I discussed that it's spring, and talking about everything that I have been doing now that things have begun to warm up. I also talk about the solar eclipse, DXing the FM band on the radio, and more fun events and stuff that will happen this spring and summer. Please be sure to review this podcast and follow this podcast if you enjoyed it. If you are listening through Podcasters, please be sure to send a voice message with the feedback as well. Follow me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bbbelcher3?_t=8lYtBGU69ny&_r=1. Follow me on the dragons cave server on mastodon: https://dragonscave.space/@Bryce01

Welcome to a new episode of The Bryce podcast! In this new episode, I talk about everything with AI, and all the new stuff that came out last year and this year alone. I talk about ElevenLabs, ChatGPT, Suno AI, just to name a few. I also show you some examples of the sounds that I generated with the sound effects generator that ElevenLabs has made. Then I discussed about the art generators and how they work. Voice cloning was also a big thing last year, and ElevenLabs was a part of that. Making AI covers of songs was also something I did, I used to use voicemy.ai to make them, but I now use the Banger app. So I hope you enjoy this! For those who want a lightweight version of ElevenLabs to clone someone, Download Clony to clone any voice! Enter my code 'G2U655' on the account page to get free tokens! Once you have entered that code, hit the redeem button and you will get five tokens and so will I. Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voicecopy.app&hl=de&gl=US iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/voicecopy-ai-voice-cloning/id6445868360. I'm also new to the mastodon server of the dragons cave. If you use that server, you can follow me here. https://dragonscave.space/@Bryce01

Thanks for listening to The Bryce podcast! In this episode, I talk about picking up AM Stations far away. AM AM DXing is great for picking up stations from further distances, just like what I talked about in the previous episode except I was talking about FM. I've been able to pick up a whole bunch of stuff from Pennsylvania, New York, Tennessee, Missouri, and other places, even Canada! I also talk about how you can achieve this and some other stuff you might want to know before doing this. If you like this episode and this podcast, subscribe and write a review on your platforms, and send a voice message if you're listening through Spotify for podcasts.

Thank you for listening to the 11th episode of The Bryce podcast. In this episode I talk about DXing, specifically, the FM band. DX stands for distance, and this is a hobby where you can receive stations from far away. I also discuss about the propagations that are used for doing this, such as troppo and sporadic E skip. Then I discuss about how to do it, and all the stations that I've logged. I'm in the Columbus Ohio area, so I receive a lot of stations from Ohio as well as other Midwestern states. This is the best time of the year to do it, so you should take advantage of it while you can. All you Gotta do is turn your radio into a vacant Frequency on the FM dial, and see what you get. But before that you should get used to your dial so that way you know what's around you. If you enjoyed this, then, be sure to follow the podcast, rate on iTunes, and share this podcast with everyone.

Thanks for listening to the Bryce podcast. This is my 10th episode! I know it took me a while due to motivation , lack of ideas, and other reasons, but here we are! In this episode, I talk about 2022 and what it gave us (me specifically. You'll hear funny stories, and different things like the type of things I've done, hobbies, music, and a whole lot more! I also talk about travel, because I've been to Florida in 2022. If you enjoyed this episode, please review this podcast. Follow this podcast so you never miss a new episode! Share this episode or this podcast through social media or however, else you can have people access it. If you're using Anchor (now known as Spotify for Podcasters) don't hesitate to send a voice message.

Welcome to a long awaited episode of The Bryce podcast. In this episode, I discuss about shortwave radio. I will tell you how I got into shortwave, and you will hear about all my shortwave radio's, as well as a way to listen to shortwave on the Internet with WebSDR Receivers. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to write a review and subscribe on your favorite platforms. Don't hesitate to send a voice message as well! Subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@b-rice9452. Follow me on freesound.org for sound effects: https://freesound.org/people/Bryce835/

Thank you for tuning into the Bryce podcast. In this episode I tell you a story about 2021, as well as how it was for me last year, and everything that happened. I also discussed about how it was with Covid last year, although I didn't discuss too much about it but just my life story. Even though last year may have been a little crazy, at least it was better than what 2020 could have offered. By the spring and summer time, things started to open up, which was great for doing a lot of stuff finally. Be sure to subscribe to this podcast as well as follow me on my YouTube channel. I make a lot of stuff for my YouTube channel, so if you like this podcast you will definitely may like my YouTube channel. https://youtube.com/channel/UCVYE_zMkttuF0UkY2-rG7Bg

In this addition of The Bryce podcast, I tell you a story about my lifetime in 2020 last year. I also go over some events that happened in the world, as well as my stories and things that I wanted to talk about that I did last year. As you know, last year impacted everyone in a different way, and they all have their own story. That's why I'm bringing you this episode to show you my story and things that I did. Please be sure to subscribe to this podcast if you enjoy it, and also be sure to rate this podcast or even send a voice message on Anchor.Thank you for listening.

Hello there and welcome to a long awaited episode. Today I will tell you my experience with Siri shortcuts as well as the Shortcuts that I have made. You will hear stories and my experiences of how I use shortcuts. All sounds and Memes we're from Memes and Vines soundboard shortcut and other shortcuts I mentioned. Listen to the episode from short cast with Harley Hicks: https://anchor.fm/shortcasts/episodes/Episode-3---Conversation-with-Harley-Hicks-eb2h50. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shortcasts/id1493710017?i=1000467263939. Follow my RoutineHub profile https://routinehub.co/user/Bub782. Before I imported this podcast to anchor, I edited this podcast episode with studio recorder, a Windows software program created by American printing House for the blind. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and don't forget to write and message me on anchor.

Hello, and welcome to the fourth episode. In this episode, I talk about my text to speech voice using Lyrebird. Using their website and application, you can make your own synthesizer using your own voice. All about the website and app are in the podcast episode. If you want to sign up for it or learn more about it, visit https://myvoice.lyrebird.ai/signup. It's been a month and a half sinceiOs 13 has been out. Therefore, I discussed about what I think of iOS 13 as well as when I joined the iOS public beta in the summer. I've also been on YouTube for two years, and I also will give a story behind it. And what about the strange signal on the shortwave radio? Well, I talk about a signal I received on shortwave radio, and how weird it is. Here's a link to the web SDR: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/. Currently the website is down. However when it soon returns, you can visit it. Click the link to view my cruise photo sharing album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/1RDBG2TkapBbKpBb8. Enjoy and hope you liked it. You can also leave a voice message on Anchor.

Welcome to the fourth episode. Sorry this was a late upload! More details will be talked about at the end of this episode. And the episode we talk about the Christmas of 2018, and the stuff I got. I thought it would be a good idea not to play this summer because I didn't want to spoil it. You can also watch the two videos I made on Christmas Day Eve and Christmas day by clicking the following links. https://youtu.be/kSGFIAr52VQ https://youtu.be/urI6rP4afpw. I also talk about what I think about Google plus shutting down as well as some other bad things Google has done to their products, because it needed to be discussed. I also talk about iTunes radio and the stations that I listened to on it. Make sure to leave feedback and hope you enjoy! All music used are the property of their respectful owners.

Welcome to another episode of The Bryce podcast. In this episode we talk with a text to speech voice Cepstral David voice. All I did was type whatever he wanted to say. We talk about the stuff he's had to go through and all kinds of other stuff. We also talked about iOS 12. Also, I talk about what I think of the first comments that people like to post on YouTube and why they are so stupid. Lastly, I go over the history about my talk show series that I've been doing called Bryce talk show! All soundtracks go to their respect for oaners! Don't forget to leave me a review. If you want to find these old episodes that were mentioned in the podcast episodes from the Bryce talk show, check out these links: https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=6rKDvp https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=6mXaY4 https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=qm2Jok https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=qrodze https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=qoEwzv https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=6K3gNP https://splice.gopro.com/v?id=73bNWa

Thank you for tuning to episode 2 of Bryce podcast. First, we take a look at the Perkins mini sika braille display that I have. Then, I take you around to show you my FM transmitter that I have, which is the CZH-05b Fail-safe 5 W transmitter, and I show you how it works. I also explained what I think of iOS 12 so far, because I got the beta version of iOS 12. Then, I talk about the iOS 12 developer beta version 4 that came out on July 18! All soundtrack that was used in this video go to their respective owners! Don't forget to subscribe and give this podcast they review.

Welcome to my very own first episode of Bryce podcast. Also, credit to Skrillex and pegboard nerds.You might remember me from YouTube, as I've done everything else on YouTube. The reason why we haven't done much in this episode is because I want to talk about a few things, mainly about me and more stuff. In this episode, we talk about my history on YouTube. We also talked about narrators voice, the app on Google play in the App Store! Make sure to write on iTunes and also don't forget to rate this podcast. If you want to follow me on YouTube, go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVYE_zMkttuF0UkY2-rG7Bg