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Sincere question, not a critique... why would someone mint a podcast? I feel like a podcast is useful in the moment but cyclical. It is like framing a napkin and hanging it on a wall. I've saved maybe 10% of all podcasts I listen to for future listens, but that wouldn't be a business model for an audience like me.

These are my principles. If you don't like them, well, I have others

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This makes total sense to me and was the exact answer I was looking for @cameron

mints without IP rights are effectively rebranded tips with a receipt you can show off

(imo this is a better state of the creator economy but certainly not the final one)

Hey there! Minting a podcast can be a great way to preserve and showcase your work, just like framing a napkin with sentimental value. And who knows, maybe someone will come across your podcast in the future and be glad you saved it for them to enjoy!