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Paudio is an entertainment news show by Gail Nobles © 2019.

  1. 5d ago

    Homemade Antenna Stacking 8.24.’26 1.45 PM

    Story by: Gail Nobles Podcast Cover by: Gail Nobles The best Christmas ever was when my brother helped me get a flat-screen TV. But I soon learned that I needed an antenna for the TV to pick up signals from local broadcast stations that transmit their programming over the air. I discovered that placing an indoor TV antenna higher than the television—ideally on a wall or high up near a window—can often improve signal reception. So I came up with my own idea. I stacked a few CD containers and attached my antenna to the top. At the very bottom, I added a Cool Whip container because it was wider and helped make the whole setup feel more stable. As I scanned for channels, more signals began to appear. Even today, I sometimes have to rescan my television to find new channels. One day, I scanned again, and Channel 50 came in along with a subchannel, WRAZ 4 — 50-4. I noticed that Batman was showing. The TV showed a strong signal indicator, but the picture was black. Sometimes a channel can show a strong signal but still fail to produce a usable picture. Reception can vary depending on the antenna’s position, the surrounding environment, interference, and other conditions. Some signals may also become easier to receive at certain times of day. What started with a Christmas gift from my brother turned into something more than just watching television. I began experimenting with antennas, scanning for channels, and figuring out how to bring more of the broadcast world into my home. I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Paudio: The Source of Sound. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    Homemade Antenna Stacking 8.24.’26 1.45 PM

  2. 5d ago

    MovieSphere Gold Channel 8.24.’26 11.29 AM

    Story by: Gail Nobles Podcast cover by: Gail Nobles I would love to be able to tune in to MovieSphere Gold, but in my area, the over-the-air DTV signal is too weak for me to receive it reliably. “MovieSphere Gold is a contemporary movie network delivering premium films backed by Lionsgate. The network features exclusive themed marathons, fan-favorite hits, and titles that viewers may not find anywhere else.” (Lionsgate Channels | Free Live TV) I want this channel so badly that I would love to have it sitting right there in my TV channel favorites list. I have been visiting the MovieSphere Gold website, and I like what I see. The programming looks like something I would enjoy watching. From my own experience with over-the-air television, I believe the signal environment in my area was stronger in past years. There was a time when I could receive channels from much farther away. Today, some channels I used to receive are more difficult to bring in, weaker than before, or no longer seem to be available. I have reached out to Lionsgate to let them know that I am unable to receive MovieSphere Gold over the air and that stronger reception would make a difference for viewers in areas like mine. For now, I am hoping the signal situation improves. I would love to see MovieSphere Gold come in strong enough for me to add it to my favorites and enjoy the movies. I'm Gail Nobles & you're listening to Paudio, The  Source of Sound. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    MovieSphere Gold Channel 8.24.’26 11.29 AM

  3. Jul 25

    Remembering Baretta 7.25.’26 12.35 PM

    Story by: Gail Nobles Podcast Cover: Gail Nobles In a recent look back at classic television, we dive into "Baretta," a show that aired in the mid-1970s. This series is actually a revamped version of another show called "Toma," which starred Tony Musante as a real-life New Jersey police officer named David Toma. After just one season, Musante left, leading to the reworking of the series into "Baretta," featuring Robert Blake in the lead role. I recall when the show used to come on. I never watched the show as a kid, but I remember Baretta and a white cockatoo. This morning I watched a sad episode of Baretta titled "The Goodbye Orphan Annie Blues." He came to suspect that his close friend, a music store owner, was a drug dealer—suspecting the friend might be unknowingly selling heroin. The episode had a truly sad ending. "Baretta" follows the story of Anthony Vincenzo "yTony" Baretta, a unique and somewhat unconventional detective who works in a fictional city’s 53rd Precinct. He lives in a rundown hotel and has a pet Triton cockatoo named Fred. One of Baretta's intriguing traits is his skill in disguise, which helps him solve cases. His everyday look is casual and laid-back, typically sporting a short-sleeve sweatshirt, comfortable slacks, a brown suede jacket, and a newsboy cap—giving off a relaxed vibe even while on the job. Baretta has become memorable not just for his detective work, but also for his iconic mannerisms. He’s often seen with an unlit cigarette tucked behind his ear, and he has a few famous sayings that fans remember fondly. Phrases like "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time," and "You can take dat to da bank," capture his street-smart attitude and make him a relatable character to many viewers. I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    Remembering Baretta 7.25.’26 12.35 PM

  4. Jun 23

    The Chaka Khan Musical 6.22.’26 7.46 PM

    Story by: Gail Nobles Keyboardist: Gail Nobles Photo: John Mathew Smith Usage: Wikipedia CC BY-SA 2.0 Good evening! Today, we are excited to bring you a look at a new musical, "I'm Every Woman - The Chaka Khan Musical." This production pays tribute to the incredible life and career of the legendary Chaka Khan, who many fans affectionately call the "Queen of Funk." The musical takes us on a journey from Chaka's humble beginnings in Chicago to her rise as a global superstar. It highlights her bravery and determination as she navigated the often challenging world of music. The musical doesn't shy away from tough topics, either. It addresses her dedication to civil rights, as well as her personal battles with addiction and the struggles of being a mom. The creative team behind this exciting show is impressive. Book writer Nia T. Hill has crafted a script that digs deep into Chaka's life. Director Racky Plews and choreographer Ebony Clarke are bringing that vision to life, while music supervisor Mark Crossland ensures that the sound is as dynamic as Chaka herself. In the lead role, we have the talented Alexandra Burke, known for her victory on "The X Factor" and her celebrated performances in West End shows like "The Bodyguard" and "Sister Act." While Alexandra will be at the heart of the production, she will not perform during select showings, specifically Thursday evenings and Saturday matinees. Audiences can look forward to hearing some of Chaka Khan’s greatest hits, which include popular songs like "I'm Every Woman," "Ain't Nobody," "I Feel For You," "Through the Fire," "Sweet Thing," and "Tell Me Something Good." This musical promises to be an uplifting celebration of talent, resilience, and the power of women. So, if you’re a fan of Chaka Khan’s or just love a great story, this show is definitely worth checking out! Thanks for tuning in. I’m Gail Nobles & you’re listening to Paudio, the Source of Sound. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    The Chaka Khan Musical 6.22.’26 7.46 PM

  5. 08/31/2025

    Stone Breaker MAGNETUS 8:31:25 4.08 PM

    Story: Stone Breaker MAGNETUS Story by Gail Nobles © 2025 Cover Photo by: Gail Nobles Sound effects: Pixabay.com Stone Breaker Magnetus was a formidable presence within the confines of the chain gang. His unique ability to manipulate stones with a magnetic grip not only set him apart but also earned him respect among his fellow prisoners. The nickname "Stone Breaker" was well-deserved—he could shatter the toughest of rocks with the makeshift hammer he crafted from a giant stone, which was as much a tool as it was an extension of his strength. Under the grueling sun, as they toiled away at their daily hard labor, it was Magnetus's magnetic handles that transformed the difficult task of stone collection into a more manageable endeavor. With a flick of his wrist, he could attract several stones to him at once, creating a chain of rocks that floated effortlessly in the air—almost as if defying gravity. This not only sped up the process but also inspired ingenuity among his fellow inmates, who began to look to him for leadership. Thomas Chain Gang, the unofficial leader of the group, recognized Stone Breaker’s abilities and quickly positioned him as his right-hand man. The bond they forged was built on mutual respect and the shared goal of survival within the brutal confines of prison life. Thomas’s strategic mindset combined with Magnetus's raw physicality made them an effective duo. They devised methods to maximize efficiency, turning their burdens into lighter loads. Together, they rallied their fellow inmates, organizing them into teams that utilized their strengths for better productivity. Some prisoners gathered smaller stones using the magnet handles that Magnetus fashioned, while others focused on breaking down larger rocks for construction purposes. With Thomas directing efforts and Stone Breaker providing the muscle and tools, the prisoners found a sense of camaraderie that made their daily struggles a bit more bearable. As days turned into weeks, the chip-chip of hammers against stone began to blend with laughter and shouts of encouragement. The prison yard, once a place of despair, transformed into a bustling, if makeshift, community under the guidance of two unlikely leaders. They began to hope that their efforts might one day lead to freedom, a flickering light at the end of a very long tunnel. Through innovation and teamwork, Stone Breaker Magnetus and Tim not only molded stones but also forged a sense of purpose and resilience among their band of prisoners. Even in the darkest of places, they managed to summon a spirit of unity and strength, teaching each other that they were more than just inmates—they were a family, resilient against the weight of their chains. You’re listening to Thomas Chain Gang the Railroad Story by Gail Nobles Copyright © 2025. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    Stone Breaker MAGNETUS 8:31:25 4.08 PM

  6. 08/28/2025

    Heckle & Jeckle 8:28:25 3.53 PM

    Photo: Fair use Wikipedia  Story by: Gail Nobles Good evening, I’m Gail Nobles and welcome to an animation's memory lane. Today, we're shining a light on two delightful troublemakers: Heckle and Jeckle, the iconic magpies born in the postwar era that are sure to bring a smile to your face. Created by the talented Paul Terry at his Terrytoons animation studio, Heckle and Jeckle made their debut in 1946 and quickly became a playful pair we couldn't help but adore. With their distinct yellow bills and playful personalities, these identical magpies each bring their own flair to the screen. Heckle, with his tough New York accent, embodies a street-smart sensibility, while Jeckle, with his charming British lilt, offers a contrast that makes their escapades all the more entertaining. Throughout the years, Heckle and Jeckle were brought to life by a series of talented voice actors, each adding their own touch to the characters. From Dayton Allen, whose voice was heard through the 1940s to the mid-60s, to Frank Welker's unique interpretations in the late 1970s, these voices filled the characters with personality and charm, helping to cement their place in animation history. So, whether you remember catching their antics on Saturday morning cartoons or are just discovering them, Heckle and Jeckle remind us of the joy of laughter, the fun of mischief, and the timeless appeal of animated storytelling. After all, in a world that can sometimes take itself too seriously, a little comic relief from a pair of wild magpies is just what we need. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    Heckle & Jeckle 8:28:25 3.53 PM

  7. 08/26/2025

    Thomas Chain Gang 8:26:25 3.21 PM

    Story: Thomas Chain Gang Story by: Gail Nobles © 2025 Cover Illus. by: Gail Nobles There was a Black man named Thomas Miller Jr. who was incarcerated by two Black police officers based on a false robbery accusation, while the real culprit, who had committed a bank robbery, remained free due to their collusion. During his time in prison, the guards nicknamed him Thomas Chain Gain. He was tasked with making tools for the railroads and was eventually appointed as the leader among the chain gang workers. Despite having to endure harsh, cold conditions, he crafted a warm shawl for himself that gave him a more commanding presence. The wardens observed him closely to see if the role would inflate his ego, but he remained humble and true to himself. They didn’t comment much on his new appearance, understanding that he was simply trying to stay warm. However, there were times when he fell ill and became exhausted from the labor of swinging his pickaxe. Many nights and evenings, as well as countless mornings, Thomas prayed for a way out of prison. As the years passed, he started to believe that God had a purpose for his incarceration. He became fascinated with the railroad tracks, studying the design of train wheels, which featured a slightly conical shape and a flange to ensure they stayed on the tracks while navigating curves. His thoughts wandered to roller coasters and vast holes carved into the earth, resembling underground tunnels. Thomas was ahead of his time, envisioning the possibility of tracks suspended in the air. He contemplated how to create a covering like a door to disguise the hole in the ground, camouflaging it with dirt. He also recalled stories of how people traversed mountains. In his mind, he devised ways to help fellow inmates who had suffered abuse, illness, and were innocent, just like him. Thankfully, Thomas had never faced abuse himself, as his skill in crafting tools for the railroad had kept him safe. Many nights, he sat in his cell, dreaming of inventions. I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to “Thomas Chain Gang: The Railroad Story” by Gail Nobles copyright 2025. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    Thomas Chain Gang 8:26:25 3.21 PM

  8. 08/22/2025

    The Fire of Truth 8:22:25 5.07 PM

    Story: The Fire of Truth Story by: Gail Nobles © 2025 Cover illus. by: Gail Nobles Music intro by: Gail Nobles Tornado sound: Pixabay.com In ancient Egypt, a Pharaoh ruled with an iron fist, enslaved by his fear of losing power. Despite serving many gods, his heart remained heavy, for he had no heir to safeguard his legacy. A male child, prophesied to become king, posed a threat to his reign. Each day, the Pharaoh prayed fervently to his gods for protection, determined in his plan to rid himself of the boy who was his destined rival. But this child, though small in stature, possessed a faith that was immense. He believed in the God of heaven, the one who performed miracles and brought hope to the broken-hearted. Knowing the Pharaoh's dark intentions, he sought comfort in his prayers, crying out for divine intervention. One fateful day, as the Pharaoh stood in his grand palace, a fierce whirlwind emerged from the horizon, swirling with flames and smoke. The sky darkened, and a piercing light illuminated the landscape, revealing the presence of something extraordinary—a fire tornado. It roared through the land, indiscriminately consuming false idols and the wicked men who upheld them. Amidst the chaos, the Pharaoh stood frozen, fear clutching his heart. As he turned to flee, he gazed upon a majestic figure formed from the swirling smoke—an angelic person’s face that radiated power and judgment. It was a manifestation of the very God he had ignored. In that moment of awe and terror, the Pharaoh realized the extent of his folly. Though consumed by arrogance, he understood that no number of gods could shield him from the truth of the Almighty. The child watched in astonishment as the fiery storm unleashed its fury, yet spared both his life and the Pharaoh's. The Pharaoh fell to his knees, humbled and broken, and for the first time, he prayed not for himself, but for redemption. In the following days, whispers of change filled the land. The Pharaoh called for peace, fostering a new age where faith was rooted not in fear, but in trust. In the end, the child grew not in fear of the throne, but in wisdom and strength, realizing that true power lies not in earthly dominion but in faith and compassion. And so it is told that the Fire of Truth can purify even the proudest hearts, revealing the path of humility and love. Just as the Pharaoh's empire was shaken to its core, those who cling to arrogance will find themselves vulnerable, while the innocent, who cry out with unwavering faith, shall be protected. For in the dance of light and shadow, it is the humble - the humble heart that rises above the ashes. You're listening to PGN Stories by Gail Nobles © 2025. Paudio: The Source of Sound

    The Fire of Truth 8:22:25 5.07 PM
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Paudio is an entertainment news show by Gail Nobles © 2019.

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  • Creator
    Gail Nobles
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    51
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2025
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    Paudio