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the first rule of a good podcast is:

do it in person*

none of this telepodcasting bullschnit a lot of y’all seem to think suffices: it doesn’t work

the magic is in person

the second rule of a good podcast is:

repeat after me:

no 
fuckin’
ads

No fuckin ads

Ads are for losers

Ads are a blight on this earth

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this is what’s called a lead up

haha, haven’t even done a podcast yet, well I did do some episodes with @comtruise during the pandemic but we ultimately shelved that attempt

I’m just laying out the rules of a good podcast now so I can break them later

Ok now I want to listen to your podcast. Is there a youtube link?

he is just one massive pox on the face of this planet, he is someone who would be improved by death

Wish I could double like this sentiment. No better shinning shit example the everything Zuck touches

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that’s a difficult question but for me the only thing that comes to mind is selling a subscription: Sam Harris’s Making Sense podcast and business model for instance is one of the prime examples i would look at for ideas in this vein

he never sells any time to advertisers as it would compromise his integrity and he admits as much

Should all podcasts be hobbiests only or do you have a better alternative for podcasters to earn $$?

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im not starting a podcast to take people’s money or sell advertising space, im starting one for the vibes 🗿

Some podcasts are trying to offset their reliance on ads by accepting subscriptions via Patreon, then using it as a way to offer bonus content to entice people. 
The challenge is that people are so familiar with ads in radio & podcasts that asking for them to sign up for another subscription is a challenge.

IMO you really have to prove you're worthy of their $. Thats largely subjective, but if people truly enjoy what you're talking about, they'll pay.

and definitely no fucking awkward as hell segues pretending the hosts use the products themselves we aaaaalllll know they don't

You should listen to Matt & Shane's podcast reads - pretty funny lol