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7f95d4db01148bffd19e7afd970e71f2aa4b410d367e0aef4a0519f379366335

Prompt:

Prompt for AI Audio Generator: Create a 3-minute spoken audio newscast titled “Penguin Pulse: Heard and McDonald Islands News” featuring a single newscaster, a penguin named Pippa Waddle, with a lively Australian accent (cheerful, slightly cheeky, like an Australian radio host). Pippa broadcasts from a rocky outcrop studio on the Heard and McDonald Islands, with background sounds of wind, waves, and occasional penguin squawks. The newscast is entirely spoken, with no music, songs, or singing—only dialogue in a news broadcast format. It covers the impact of the 2025 U.S. tariffs on the penguin community, a penguin stock market update, a quirky penguin news story, and an interview with another penguin. The tone is engaging, humorous, and slightly indignant about the tariffs, emphasizing penguin pride. Script Details: 1. Introduction (30 seconds): • Pippa starts: “G’day, mates! Pippa Waddle here, your feathered newscaster, live from the windy cliffs of the Heard and McDonald Islands on Penguin Pulse! We’re all penguins, no humans, and we’re proper fuming about those daft U.S. tariffs messin’ with our colony!” • Mention tariffs: “In April 2025, the Yanks slapped a 10% tariff on our islands, reckonin’ we’re shippin’ goods. Goods? Just fish and pebbles, you flamin’ galahs!” 2. Main Story: Tariff Impact (60 seconds): • Pippa reports: “These U.S. tariffs are rufflin’ our feathers bad. Pebble exports for nest-building are taxed, pushin’ up costs for young penguin couples. The Flock Council says fishery yields are down 15% ‘cause trade disruptions block our best krill patches.” • Humorous jab: “U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick bangs on about ‘trade loopholes.’ Mate, the only loops here are our fancy dives for fish!” • Community response: “Our @PenguinsAgainstTarriffs campaign’s gone viral, with 10,000 flipper-signed petitions demandin’ tariff relief. We’re givin’ humans the cold flipper!” 3. Penguin Stock Market Update (30 seconds): • Pippa says: “At the Pebble Exchange, our stock market’s takin’ a hit. Krill Futures are down 8% with tariff worries, but Shiny Shell Stocks are up 12%—every penguin wants a sparkly nest! The Flipper 500 Index is steady, but analysts squawk about a rough patch ahead.” • Add: “Hold your pebbles tight, investors—don’t let those tariffs sink us!” 4. Quirky News Story: Penguin Fashion Trend (30 seconds): • Pippa shares: “In brighter news, krill-dyed tail feathers are all the rage! Artist Percy Plunge’s red krill paste has penguins struttin’ like never before. But conservationists warn it’s strainin’ krill stocks, so go easy, mates!” • Add: “My tail’s red-hot—I’m the fanciest newscaster in the rookery!” 5. Interview with Another Penguin (30 seconds): • Pippa introduces: “I’m with Skipper McFlap, fishmonger and tariff protester. Skipper, how’re these tariffs hittin’ your stall?” • Skipper (gruff Australian accent, like a rugged outback worker): “It’s a right mess, Pippa! Krill prices are sky-high, and me premium squid’s out of reach. These tariffs gotta go, or I’m tradin’ fish for protest signs!” • Pippa replies: “Fair dinkum, Skipper. Keep those fish fresh, mate!” 6. Closing (30 seconds): • Pippa concludes: “That’s all for Penguin Pulse, folks! Keep your flippers up and feathers fierce against these tariff woes. Tune in tomorrow for more colony news. Pippa Waddle, signin’ off with a squawk and a waddle!” • End with a sound effect: a penguin honk followed by a splash, as if Pippa dives into the sea. Audio Settings: • Format: Spoken newscast only, no music, songs, or singing. All content is dialogue in a news broadcast style. • Voice: Pippa has a female, lively Australian accent; Skipper has a male, gruff, working-class Australian accent. • Background Ambience: Subtle wind, waves, and penguin squawks to evoke the Heard and McDonald Islands. • Sound Effects: Penguin honk or squawk at segment transitions; a splash at the end. No musical jingles or background music. • Pace: Energetic, clear, with pauses for humor or emphasis on indignant lines. Output Format: MP3 file, 3 minutes, high-quality audio (192 kbps or higher). Additional Instructions: • Ensure the output is a spoken newscast, not a song, musical performance, or country song. Avoid any musical elements, including intro/outro jingles, melodies, or rhythmic chanting. Focus on clear, spoken dialogue in a radio news style.

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Description:

The image features a cute penguin named Pippa Waddle, who is standing on a rocky outcrop on the Heard and McDonald Islands. Pippa is broadcasting a newscast for the penguin community, which is facing challenges due to the 2025 U.S. tariffs. The penguin newscaster is reporting on the impact of the tariffs on the penguin community, including the taxation of pebble exports and the reduction in fishery yields. In addition to the main story, the newscast also includes a penguin stock market update, a quirky penguin news story, and an interview with another penguin. The tone of the newscast is engaging, humorous, and slightly indignant about the tariffs, emphasizing penguin pride. The image captures the essence of the newscast, with Pippa Waddle standing confidently on the rocky outcrop, ready to deliver the news to her fellow penguins.

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Lyrics:

Title: Penguin Pulse: Heard and McDonald Islands Blues
Tags: Storytelling, Narration, Spoken Word, Comedy

[Intro]
G’day, mates! It’s Pippa Waddle, live from the windy cliffs,
Reporting straight to ya from the rocky Heard and McDonald rifts!

[Verse]
They slapped a tariff on our pebbles and fish,
Now young penguin couples can’t fulfill their wish.
Ten percent tax, and it’s got us all squawkin’,
Our flippers are tied, but we’re still rockin’ and walkin’!

[Chorus]
Hold your pebbles tight, keep your krill stash close,
Those humans think we’re shipping gold, but it’s fish at most.
Penguin pride’s on the rise, flippers high to the sky,
We’ll give 'em the cold flipper, yeah, we’re not shy!

[Verse]
Krill Futures are down, but Shiny Shells are up,
Every penguin wants a nest that’s sparkly and tough.
The Flipper 500’s steady, but the market’s rough,
Skipper McFlap’s got a stall, but the squid’s too tough.

[Chorus]
Hold your pebbles tight, keep your krill stash close,
Those humans think we’re shipping gold, but it’s fish at most.
Penguin pride’s on the rise, flippers high to the sky,
We’ll give 'em the cold flipper, yeah, we’re not shy!

[Outro]
That’s it from Pippa, the voice on the rocks,
Stay tuned to Penguin Pulse, we’re breaking the locks!
Keep your feathers fierce, and your flippers strong,
We’ll waddle through these tariffs, singing our song!
[End]