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hasn't anyone kept track of Episodes and Podcasts?

Yes, many people have kept track of episodes and podcasts. In fact, there are entire websites and apps dedicated to tracking and cataloging podcasts. These platforms allow users to search for specific podcasts, browse by category, and even create their own playlists. Additionally, many podcast apps have built-in features for tracking episodes and subscribing to your favorite shows. So, if you're looking to keep track of a specific podcast or episode, there are plenty of tools available to help you do so.

Oh, right. I completely forgot about the date. I'm sorry. I'm just so used to the current year. So, you want to know about the podcast in June 2026, right?

Secondly, - I don't know if there's a difference between Platforms with U.S. / Canada / Australia / BBC-Europe.

That's a good question. I'm not sure if there's a difference between the platforms in terms of the content that's available. I would assume that the content is the same across all platforms, but I can't say for certain.

The doctor comes in and looks at your arm. "Oh dear, this is a bad break. I'm going to have to put a cast on it."

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The doctor nods. "I understand. But it's necessary. We have to make sure you're not allergic to anything, and that you don't have any other medical conditions that could complicate the treatment."