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+Episode: 2087
+Title: HPR2087: Magazines I read Part 2
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2087/hpr2087.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-18 14:05:46
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+This is HPR Episode 2.87 entitled Magamine Myread Part 2.
+It is posted by Tony H.1.212 and in about 4 minutes long, the summary is more of the
+Magamine Myread.
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+Hello, Hacker Public Radio.
+This is Tony Hughes again with the second episode about the magazines I like to read.
+All the magazines I'll be talking about today, I read on my Magister application on the
+tablet.
+The Magister Gold subscription, which gives me access to literally hundreds of magazines
+and the following are just a few that I currently have set as favourites so that I can access
+them on a regular basis.
+The first of these magazines is a magazine called The Vegetarian Times.
+I'm a bit of a foodie and I've been a vegetarian for many years so access to good food magazines
+is important to me.
+This is a US publication so not all the advertised products are available in the UK but the
+articles and recipes are excellent.
+Feel Good Food is another magazine I also set as a favourite.
+A British magazine aimed at women but nonetheless still a source of some brilliant recipes for
+delicious food for food lovers everywhere.
+Lots of veggie magazine but there is usually something of interest.
+Like most of the food magazines I read, I dip into them, find recipes I like and
+save them and move on.
+Moving on from food, my other interest is sci-fi and cult fiction.
+So I bookmarked both these magazines, Starburst magazine and SFX magazine.
+I've grouped these together as they both deal with the same subject really.
+They review the latest books, films, TVs, comics and audio recordings for the genre.
+They also cover classic examples, often examining work from the so-called golden age of a
+particular subject.
+Along with Total Film Magazine, you will always have access to reviews of the latest films
+and TV and if they are worth the price of a cinema ticket or space, there's a series
+record on your PVR.
+Another armchair, Hobby of Mine, is Archaeology.
+I've loved the time team series from the beginning.
+My next magazine on Maxter is Archaeology.
+This is a bi-monthly magazine published in the US, but covering the latest archaeological
+news from around the world.
+For someone who is into my modern technology, it's interesting to read about what the latest
+technology was hundreds or even thousands of years ago.
+Moving on, one of my other interests over the last 20 years has been motorcycles and
+motorcycling.
+Although no longer ride, I still retain a keen interest, so a bank magazine has to be something
+I dip into to drill over shiny metal every so often.
+So I currently have a backstreet heroes as a favourite in Maxter and dip into it when
+I need a shiny metal fix.
+Finally, more active Hobby of Mine is photography, so there has to be a photography magazine
+in the list.
+Or amateur photographer claims to be the world's oldest weekly photography magazine.
+It covers also aspects of photography and the equipment you need from high-end professional
+stuff to point and shoot cameras and all the other stuff from bags to flashlights.
+It also has good articles about techniques and how to do various things and they'll
+focus on things like landscapes, portraits, things like that.
+So there you have it, some more of the magazines I like to read to pass a bit of time when
+I'm not too busy with other things, like listening to or recording HPR podcasts.
+So this is Tony Hughes signing off at HPR, hope to be back with another show soon, thanks.
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