Hyperfixation Nation

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  • Hyperfixation Nation is a student run podcast that covers episodes that give you an all you should know on various different topics that Blake has fixated on. Some topics include the positive impact of dogs, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Hamilton, the musical.
    Copyright 2024 Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network
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Hyperfixation Nation is a student run podcast that covers episodes that give you an all you should know on various different topics that Blake has fixated on. Some topics include the positive impact of dogs, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Hamilton, the musical.
Copyright 2024 Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network
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  • Weird but True
    2024/01/25

    Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network 

    Show Name: Hyperfixation Nation

    Episode Title: Weird but true 

    Episode #8

    You are listening to Hyperfixation Nation, the podcast with your host Blake. In this episode of Hyperfixation Nation I will be talking about some questions/brain twisters and weird facts about the world. These facts will make you laugh, will leave you puzzled, and make you question everything you know, hopefully at least.  

    Segment 1: Intro

    Hello! So I have been wanting to do this episode for a while because I always have these facts in my back pocket and I like starting debates with the brain twisters because it spices life up! I always enjoy learning cool little pieces of trivia that maybe will help me win a game show some day, who knows

    Segment 2:Cool facts

    So these are some cool facts about the world that I have found over the course of my life and thought were really cool. I actually have a note on my phone where I put new ones whenever I find one. I also did a little research for this episode but a decent amount of these are facts that I have come upon randomly.

    • Scotland's national animal is unicorn
    • Australia is wider than the moon - moon is 2,113 miles wide and australia is 2,485 miles wide
    • The eiffel tower gets taller in the summer because the iron heats up and thermal expansion occurs making it 6 inches taller when it is hot
    • Human teeth are the only part of the body that cannot heal themselves
    • Tigers have striped skin, not just striped fur
    • An 11 year old accidentally invented ice pops
    • Warm water increases dopamine so we are more creative in the shower so if you’re struggling with a problem that involves thinking outside the box, take a hot shower
    • Supermarket apples can be a year old!
    • Wasabi paste is often actually horseradish instead of real wasabi because wasabi is expensive
    • People used to say prunes when taking pictures - how did that change to cheese?
    • Competitive art used to be an olympic event
    • Cat pee glows under black light - ew but cool!
    • J-lo is the reason we have google images in the search engine - so many people wanted to see pics of her 2000 grammys green dress that google added the feature
    • British military tanks can make tea 
    • A blue whales heartbeat can be detected from up to 2 miles away
    • Easter island heads also have bodies - what the heck happened to them?
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  • All About Keeper of the Lost Cities
    2024/01/11

    Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network 

    Show Name: Hyperfixation Nation

    Episode Title: Keeper of the Lost cities

    Episode #6

    You are listening to Hyperfixation Nation, the podcast with your host Blake. In this episode of Hyperfixation Nation I will be discussing the book series Keeper of the Lost Cities. I will cover why I love the series, my thoughts on the morals of the 3 main groups of people, and Team FosterKeefe vs Fitzphie. 

    Segment 1: Introduction to the topic 

    I have been reading this series since I was about 8-9 years old and it has kept me hooked ever since. Keeper of the Lost cities is a fantasy book series that has some romantic drama - but it is not the main plot point, it has relatable characters, and it has a decent amount of representation. If you enjoyed Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan and Harry Potter by JK Rowling, you will probably like KOTLC. I have loved these books for so long that one could say that it is just a love and not a hyperfixation but every time I read one, I cannot stop, I just keep reading and reading and reading. My interest levels may go up and down but I still adore the series and will talk about it with anyone at any time. I love so many aspects of it and that is what I will be getting into next! ALSO SPOILER ALERT. I will be talking about everything that has happened in published books so far. 

    Segment 2: My love for it - why?
    • The villains aren’t just villains, you can see that they are human and they aren’t really ALL bad
    • The good guys aren’t all good either- they have done things wrong and they have mixed history with their actions also
    • while the characters are fighting bad guys and have magic abilities and such, you can still tell that they are just teens also
    • The love web - it isn’t just a triangle

    Segment 3: Morals of both teams
    • Neverseen 
    • Bad guys
    • Lady gisela doing everything for her son - in a very twisted way
    • They want to accomplish the same thing as the black swan but have different methods
    • Black Swan
    • good guys
    • used to be a step ahead and now doesn’t know anything more than the kids
    • keeping secrets - good or bad?
    • the genetic stuff they did to Sophie
    • Council
    • sometimes good sometimes bad
    • just trying to maintain an image 
    • want what is best for the elves
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  • My Journey
    2023/12/08

    Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network 

    Show Name: Hyperfixation Nation

    Episode Title: My Journey Through Life

    Episode #6

     You are listening to Hyperfixation Nation, the podcast with your host Blake.

    In this episode of Hyperfixation Nation the Podcast, I will talk about my journey as a neurodivergent person and figuring out what that meant to me. I will start with my experience when I was younger and how that affected me in my journey of becoming my own person, and then I will go into how it affected me in middle school and how I navigated the school culture and all that jazz. I will finish with how it has impacted me positively and how it has made me more confident in who I am.

    Segment 1: Introduction to the topic 

    The way my brain works has impacted me in many ways and I didn’t know it then but looking back on it, I have been impacted greatly by the social structure and systems of the world and society in general.

    Segment 2: The beginnings
    • Talking to people of other genders
    • Clothes
    • School - talking too much or too little

    Segment 3: The middle school
    • Covid
    • Drama
    • Unwritten rules

    Segment 4: The confidence boost
    • Knowing who I am no matter what other people think
    • Being my own person
    • Being ok with being different

    Next episode I will be talking about the book series Keeper of the Lost cities by Shannon Messanger! I hope you enjoyed the episode, learned something new, and had fun! This is Hyperfixation Nation, hosted by Blake, goodbye y’all!

    Music Credits: Balynt, PlacesConnect with us on Social Media
    • @theHVSPN

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    21 分

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