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+Episode: 4304
+Title: HPR4304: Travel Pouch for Cables
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr4304/hpr4304.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-25 22:40:24
+
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+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 4304 for Thursday the 30th of January 2025.
+Today's show is entitled Travel Pouch for Cables.
+It is the 350th show of Ahu Ka and is about 4 minutes long.
+It carries a clean flag.
+The summer is.
+I have purchased a very useful travel pouch.
+You are listening to a show from the Reserve Q.
+We are airing it now because we had free slots that were not filled.
+This is a community project that needs listeners to contribute shows in order to survive.
+Please consider recording a show for Hacker Public Radio.
+Hello, this is Ahu Ka, welcoming you to Hacker Public Radio in another exciting episode.
+And this is something that is going into the Reserve Q.
+So if you're hearing it, that means that HPR is short of shows and it's time for you
+to step up and do something about that.
+And this show will demonstrate just how easy it is because it's just a little quickie
+that I'm recording that has to do with something that I ran across that I have found extremely
+useful.
+And it's basically a pouch zippered container for keeping all of my cables organized
+for when I'm traveling.
+And I do like to travel and when I do, I like to take all my electronics with me.
+So I have a Fitbit watch, I've got an Android phone, I've got a Chromebook, I want to
+have chargers for everything, you know, some miscellaneous USB stuff, extra headphones.
+And you know, I need to have two kinds of headphones because there is no ordinary headphone
+jack on my Android phone.
+So I have to have one with a USB-C connector as well as the standard headphone jack.
+It's a lot of stuff.
+Now, you know, I used to, you know, if I was getting ready to travel, start, you know,
+running around or where is my spare cable for this, that and the other thing and throw
+it all into my suitcase and it was a mess.
+So what I found, this pouch, the one that I have is by a company called BUBM, which stands
+for Bee Unique, Bee Myself.
+I don't know that this is any better than any of the other ones out there, but the point
+is, I got this, it's about the size of a hardcover book, give you a good idea of the dimensions.
+And I filled it with all of the appropriate cabling and then, you know, anytime I'm going
+to do any traveling at all, all I do is I grab this pouch, throw it in my suitcase, I'm
+ready to go.
+It's as simple as that, you know, get into a hotel room, just pull out the pouch and
+like, okay, whatever I need, it's right there.
+I find that very handy and I'm imagining there might be a few people in the hacker public
+radio land that could make use of something like that as well.
+Like I say, there's a ton of these things, you know, if you go to Amazon or whatever
+online stores, you happen to frequent, I'm sure you can find many of them, it doesn't have
+to be this particular brand.
+But anyway, that's just something that I found handy and I thought I would do a quick
+little show and I hope you see just how easy this is, all I had to do was just plug in my
+microphone and start talking and it can be just that easy to do a show for hacker public
+radio.
+So, please, if you're hearing this, that means we're low on shows, so please record a show.
+It's really easy.
+So this is a hookah for hacker public radio signing off and encouraging you as always
+to support FreeSoftware.
+Bye-bye.