The podcast Kill List doesn’t reflect badly on the internet – it reflects badly on us | John Naughton
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The podcast Kill List doesn’t reflect badly on the internet – it reflects badly on us | John Naughton
So, what does this mean? Even if there’s a podcast app that does a great job of surfacing a bunch of new, seemingly great stuff, I’m still likely to keep coming back to my favorite shows.
Nathan Baschez • A Post-Mortem for Social Podcast Discovery
There is an argument to be made that it does not matter how a helpful podcaster conducts himself outside of the studio. A man unable to constrain his urges may still preach dopaminergic control to others. Morning sun remains salutary. The physiological sigh, employed by this writer many times in the writing of this essay, continues to effect calm. ... See more
Kerry Howley • Andrew Huberman’s Mechanisms of Control
Every flavor of weirdness the human psyche could cook up was being filmed and broadcast online.
Ernest Cline • Ready Player One: The global bestseller and now a major Steven Spielberg movie
So an episode of The Vergecast looked at the past, present, and future of podcasting, and host David Pierce (who was recording from his car ala the style of many early podcasters) talked to James Cridland about what a podcast even is and what on earth we should do about YouTube. I really liked James’ definition (“on demand audio-first content, some... See more