Welcome To The Hall-O-Gram Creations Podcast:

We are just starting out so please bear with us. This is an audio extension of my YouTube Channel. I'm not a big channel. I don't have sponsorship and I don't have many subscribers and I don't make any money off this...Like everybody else I wish I did. But I enjoy creating, fixing, patching with ducktape, and healing with humor. I'm an Air Force geek, military geek, aviation geek with 22 years experience as a volunteer at the National Museum of the United States Air Force (I was the youngest volunteer on the staff when I started), history geek, as well as a computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering geek, creative and technical writing geek, photography geek, science geek, space geek, a troubled ADD geek, IOT geek, and probably many others. I am very good at troubleshooting and analysis, and I have a pretty good, many times dark, and irreverent sense of humor. Ohh...and I have a tendency to go into too much detail....most likely an ADD.

So, if you skip the first part, you can start here.

This podcast, like my catch-all YouTube Channel, Hall-O-Gram Creations, covers a wide range of topics. Which is probably not good for maintaining a steady audience because the content is not strictly one subject. I apologize. This is probably also a symptom of my ADD, and I apologize. My mind goes a million miles an hour in twice as many directions. Because I'm always behind on things, my videos tend to be about either something that gets stuck in my brain that I can't get out, or a product of whatever project I'm involved in at the time. Because I do a variety of stuff, and am always late getting to the next thing, stuff piles up and I tend to wander subject to subject. Unfortunately my ADD has a tendency to make me a bit unsocial. I don't want to be, but I never seemed to really learn to be social, I guess. But, I digress. I'm sure this has been a boring read. Probably a real snooze fest. Well, maybe I helped you get a nap in. That's always good.

The upshot of all this is I decided to try the podcast thing after the format of my last video. I've worked in mechanical and electronic engineering failure analysis and using that knowledge I try to investigate and analyze, among other things, aviation crashes and mishaps, currently on my own.

This brings us to now. Hopefully

Since the Police Radio parody was designed like a podcast I thought I'd try to release it like a podcast as a test. I may try to release some of my other videos as podcasts next but not sure how they will stand up without video. So they be of varying content. Let me know what you think.

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David Hall

@David-Hall-1593