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This document outlines initial plans for an audio project, including 3 ideas: a podcast, radio show, or audiobook. It then provides more details on each idea, such as doing a local or national radio show, making a documentary, or recording fiction/non-fiction stories. The final mind map narrows the focus to an audiobook on history/wildlife, a documentary, or fiction stories like Harry Potter or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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