In this episode, Shawn and Jen talk about a Korean podcasting platform that is more popular in Korea than iTunes is. We debate the value of transcription of podcast episodes, and ponder if Shortcut (and services like it) can really make audio more sharable.
Ironically, we also get into a discussion about the importance of consistency in podcasting (despite the fact that we haven’t been super consistent.)
Links mentioned in this episode:
Podcasts become a viral hit with Koreans By Song Kyoung-Son for Korea Joongang Daily
This American Life listeners are sharing audio in unexpected ways By Elizabeth Hansen for Columbia Journalism Review
Podcast Blogging By Jessica Rhodes (on JessicaRhodes.biz)
‘Stop Podcasting Yourself’ and the Reliable Consistency of Podcasts By Noah Jacobs on Splitsider
21 Podcasts to Help You Outsmart Your Competition in 2017 By Jeremy Goldman for Inc.
Thank you to: Dave Nelson of Galactic Network and Grizzly Smith of Grizzly’s Growls Podcast for their comments.