About The Daily Upgrade

What is The Daily Upgrade?
A radio show that tells rare, intriguing, and fascinating stories from the past and present. The one thing the show guarantees is that you will learn something new within three minutes.

How often are new episodes produced?
Every Monday through Thursday around midnight California time (GMT -7:00) a new episode is uploaded. The only exceptions are holidays.

Is The Daily Upgrade on iTunes?
Yes! Click here and subscribe or open iTunes and search the store for “The Daily Upgrade”. Once you are subscribed each episode will be delivered to your computer, iPod, iPhone, or iPad automatically every day.

How else can I listen to The Daily Upgrade?
If you don’t use iTunes you have four ways to get the show delivered automatically:

Personally, I recommend using iTunes and subscribing so that the episodes are delivered to your Mac, PC, iPod, iPhone, or iPad automagically!

How did The Daily Upgrade come about?
What if every day you built something for the world to enjoy? This was the question Jason (the host of The Daily Upgrade) asked himself at the start of 2012. His idea was to do a thirty day experiment creating something new each day to see what would happen. The results were posted at DailyUpgradeShow.com. Over 100 episodes later and thousands of listeners the thirty day experiment has turned into a passion with an awesome growing community!

I have a great idea for an episode how do I tell Jason?
The Daily Upgrade has had two highly successful community written episodes (Episode 100 and  Episode 109). If you think you have a story worthy of sharing then write it down. A good script is roughly three quarters of a page single spaced. When you are finished send it to jasonford1 ‘at’ gmail ‘dot’ com. If your script is accepted then it will be edited and appear on the show a few weeks later. Don’t forget to cite your sources!

How do I contact Jason?
Send an email to jasonford1 ‘at’ gmail ‘dot’ com.

 

 

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