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...podcasts to learn and become more knowledgeable. We have users in more than two ten countries and paying users in more than 149 countries. So really looking forward to the next country to get to 150. Awesome. So I love this. Idea. Snit, Jason. I know
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...created is like exponentially growing. Something like I don't know. It's it's like ten ten to 15,000 podcasts created a month, which, you know, I'm sure most of have one or two episodes, but, and and are are not saying there's 10 or 15,000 reply alls
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...podcasting app. Please comment or like this episode and, create some virality of our own. And, if you're on iTunes or Apple Podcasts, we'd love a review there too. And of course, always appreciate sharing with your friends, if, if if you like this ep
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...it would download at night all those things. And when you got on your commute, you'd have a couple podcasts on there. And I was like, wow.
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...now no matter what size you are, whether, you know, you're an acquired and you have tens of thousands of listeners or you're a, you know, small podcast that has hundreds of listeners or even you're a Joe Rogan that has millions of listeners,
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...podcast client now. If you're a long time listener or even if you've just picked us up and you really like us, we don't ask for much but we would really really love if you'd share about us on Twitter, share about us on Facebook, leave a review. It's,
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...podcast, then we should probably reach out to them. We had a human doing that previously. Yeah? Exactly. And in this basically works with the YouTube API. We'll go through a list of, I believe, 20 different podcasts that I gave it, look through the t
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...podcasting is more interesting and important in the world than it is. But if you sort of write off the idea that Spotify will ever make decent margins in music, they needed to make another bet. This feels like a pretty good bet, this and audiobooks.
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...podcasting, Like, now might be the time. I mean, we've argued on this show where podcasting is obviously near and dear to our hearts, and we are, you know, in the startup and venture world, but that it's just too soon. The the market's too small. You
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...on podcasting. But delighted in many other ways. But delighted in another way. You know, for us as yeah. I I agree. Especially the type of business we have Yeah. And acquired is really enabled by the lack of algorithmic stranglehold on this medium. S
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...podcasting happen. My friend Dave Weiner, created RSS, big part of my career. I sent him a little note just thanking him for the impact his technology had on my career. So thank you to my friend, Adam Curry, who created podcasting along with Dave Wei
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...podcast, creating something. And you you can have a guest on the show, you can be a solo, it could be a micro podcast. A micro podcast is five minutes or less. That's just you sitting in front of a, you know, recording, like a Zoom call, recording yo
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...podcasting two point o. Podcasting two point o, he's created this great standard. Number one, in the standard, a donate button. The donate button is set in the RSS feed. And so I've been giving it to the Spotify people and Apple. You guys have to sto
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...podcast. Who are busy. They're not gonna, you know, sit there and figure out Riverside. A lot of the reason that people like Linspace is it takes an idiot like me who could be doing a lot more with my life, making a lot more money, having a real job
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...a podcast, get in touch with us. David, I have someone to email you after this. Awesome. If you wanna go deeper on any company building topics, you should consider becoming an acquired limited partner. You can click the link in the show notes or go t
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...because I just thought it'd be fun. And to me, it was just a fun way to promote my friends. And so, you know, I had Brian Alvey on, my long time collaborator as a first guest. David Sacks came on early. Just, you know, Jason Nazar was starting a comp
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