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Get to know @ericnuzum, featured Audio Doctor from Third Coast's Summer Session. Sign-ups are open now, and appointments are going quick: 24audiodoctors.paperform.co
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A new season of Immaterial starts today. The first episode is a fascinating story about a 900-lb marble statute that fell over, shattering into thousands of pieces...and the 12-year odyssey to put it all back together again. #immaterialpodcastbio.to/ImmaterialPodcastST!S…
At 35, Suleika is sharing with her readers how she’s trying to do the hardest thing, even if it’s the most basic thing: Wrench meaning from our short time here. 8/8
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Excited to be speaking at the first Podcast Power-Up Summit, part of Radio Days North America, June 2-4 in Toronto.
Register now for the creator-friendly price of $100. All the details are here: cmw.net/podcast-power-up-sum…
See you at the Podcast Power-Up Summit
In 1976, Dayton police raided John Todd’s residence as part of an investigation into his occult activities. Among the items seized was this knife, etched with mysterious symbols. Find out more in the latest episode of #TheConspiracyTapes.
🎉 Exciting news! Today marks the release of my six-episode podcast series "The Conspiracy Tapes" by @SonyPodcasts. It all started 10 years ago, when I stumbled upon mysterious recordings of a man speaking in the 1970s…
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There I was reading "Make Noise" by @ericnuzum when suddenly there's a page about my home town (Hull). And not just about my home town, but one of the streets I grew up on (Hessle Road).
The world really is small, friends.
One of the weird things about newsletter traffic is you often gain more net subscribers on the day *after* you post something, because the 1st day it mostly hits your email list (usually with a few unsubscribes) and the 2nd day it's more likely to circulate to new readers.
Layoffs and cancelled podcasts absolutely everywhere in public media. In each shop you have employees arguing that it was the specific poor choices of their management that led to this, or exacerbated it. It's obviously a more global development than that. However I think public media collectively make some bad choices or assumptions about what their audience wanted that led them down this road. No programming decisions would have saved all the jobs but niche programs not designed to appeal to mass audiences were a luxury that NPR and the stations didn't realize they couldn't afford.
Via the Reliable Sources newsletter: This is the stop-in-your-tracks front page of Friday's Wall Street Journal, marking the one-year anniversary of Evan Gershkovich's detention (cnn.it/3TBLHme)