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...My third podcast was a personal mixed tape podcast, where I snipped manually sections of podcast that I liked and added my own commentary on top of them and published them as small episodes. Nice. So those would be maybe five to ten minutes slips. Ye
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...podcast is nobody can talk back in the comments because there are no comments. I guess With audio. ITunes reviews or With audio. Right. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It was audio only. It was actually easier with them as audio only Yeah. In many wa
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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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...other podcasts? Oh, man. Do you listen to your own pod? She does some recs. Yeah. I do. I'm very critical. I I send notes to my editor, my cohost. Yeah. I used to listen to everyone, and then my editor was like because it was like before we would rel
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...of podcasting? And they ask things like how many people listen weekly? How many people listen monthly?
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...podcasters. I was having this conversation with Sam yesterday. It's, like, there's a few podcasters that, like, they know
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...podcast addicts. Right? And the reason that we get along is And it's a market full of second rate products. And because you know how hard it is to do. Yeah. And when you go and listen to other business podcasts and, like, I had a friend, his friend h
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...Podcasts reviews. So this is the part of the show where before we dive into things, I ask you, our listeners, be it a brand new one or someone who's been listening to the show for a while, If you've got some extra time, we would love a review on iTun
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...podcasts. One of the things that we've learned over, you know, the eight years you've been doing this, the five years that I've been with you is podcast discoverability sucks. Mhmm. We're changing that a little bit for our followers where we're gonna
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...about podcasting, this is the general state of the market. And you can ask me your questions, you know, things you wanna ask about podcasters. We are focusing a lot more on YouTube this year.
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...podcast clients, one that you can listen to on your podcast client, my carve out this week is the Pod Save America with Kara Swisher interviewing the, the gang from Pod Save America at South By Southwest. So Pod Save America is the the the, guys that
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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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...podcasting. You stumble upon Netflix to keep the examples we've been talking about this whole episode. And then there are a few ways to click a play button where you get to hear various conversations between you and Daniel where we can sort of hear d
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...right to the guest. Oh, yeah. You can't zone out. Yeah, you can't zone out. So it's actually made me better at asking the right questions and building those meaningful relationships. But I also just learn a lot from people. Like, half the time, I'm j
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...most popular podcast. And yet, I I had never really other than the Elon Musk, blunt smoking episode, had never really, tuned in. And It's a really good episode, by the way. It's a it's actually it's a phenomenal episode, and it's a great interview wi
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...like, there's a lot of reasons why I wanted to stop it. And, you know, 99.9% of podcasts never make it past 10 episodes, and it's because they just cannot stick with it. And so for me, it is putting myself in places, whether it's Roadrunner, whether
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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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...the podcast. You have to listen to yourself ask questions and realize, wow. Like, how did I miss that question? And you start to pick up mistakes you make and be able to improve. And I had a couple different experiences where I was still investing ac
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podcasting is an open ecosystem with all the benefits and trade offs that we've just been talking about. Yep. But you could also, like, do it better than Apple. Apple has been such a terrible steward I of this industry. You've brought this up before.
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