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The document proposes a daily podcast called "Hyddo Radio" that will entertain listeners. The podcast will feature interviews with students and staff from the Jam Factory music college, play music, and have guests share embarrassing stories. The target audience is males and females ages 15-25. There will be no inappropriate, offensive, violent, or sexual content. All content will be supervised to avoid anything potentially offensive regarding religion, culture, race, or ethnicity. Copyrights will be avoided except for music played on the show.
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