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AudioMo Day 13 Body Building Magazines There have been body building magazines since 1889. There are two types of publications.
This is a look at the magazines influences that inspired Peplum movies.
There have always been body builders and physical fitness movements. This is a quick mention of some of the influences. I made a mistake in the first part. I should have said vegetarian instead of vegan.
I'm really tired. It has been a long day.
This is my AudioMo captioned 30-day audio about Peplum movies and the historical and cultural connections. For more info about #AudioMo, please visit https://write.as/audiomo/
#AudioMo #Peplum #MovieHistory
It is Day 8 of AudioMo and in this captioned audio, I talk a little bit about Steve Reeves career and his last appearance in Hercules Unchained.
That is the U.S. title of the film. The Italian title is Ercole e la regina di Lidia aka Hercules And The Queen Of Lidia.
This is my captioned 30-day audio challenge about Peplum movies and the historical and cultural connections. For more info about #AudioMo, please visit https://write.as/audiomo/
It is that time again. A bunch of folks get together and for June 2024 create audio recordings sharing who they are, what they are hearing or what they want to talk about.
My topic this year is the Peplum movies between 1958 to 1969.
Simply, a Peplum movie is set in old Greece or Rome, has a hero or demi-god who saves people from the bad people. But not always. There are a couple of films set in Egypt.
There is a lot of interesting things about how that genre of movies came to be created. There are connections from multiple directions and most do not involve oil or a tunic. A very important director of Spaghettis westerns got his start in Peplum movies.
Fifteen years ago, Ernmander started AudioMo as a way to have community and conversation. This is the ultimate diversity project. Blind folks, sighted folks, storytellers and the bashful all try to have a piece of audio to share with other. Mainly participants from the UK, Europe and a handful from the U.S.
I wanted to contribute but I noticed something. Audio isn't accessible to deaf, hard of hearing or new speakers of English.
And to my knowledge, there aren't audio specific embedded captioning that you can click a button and display captions. There could be, I don't know of any at this time.
Yes there are audio players that can display transcripts. But not in real time as the audio.
So what I do is use PowerPoint to hold one photo, record audio and then use video editing software to have it transcribe and display open captions on the screen.
You can also combine the audio, video into Microsoft ClipChamp to add captions. That rascal is finicky. But it works. I then post the video on YouTube.
I can share the video via Mastodon, Bluesky and other social media portals. It use to be on Twitter. There are still a few folks that participate there but many people chose not to visit that site anymore.
Anyway, I have a few challenges this year but I hope to make it to the end of the month.
As I mentioned, Ernmander is the ringleader of this and you can check out his blog posts on it at