A podcast is any creator broadcasting to any receiver
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That is what podcasting is podcasting is the ability for any creator, to broadcast to any receiver, not listener, but to any receiver.
Episode 42: we're all a flutter. Yeah, it's Friday, you know what that means? Time for a mee (approx., from transcript intro) 00:18:01 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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Dave compares closed 'podcasts' to Howard Stern on Sirius XM: it isn't radio. Like radio, podcasting means anyone can broadcast and anyone can receive on any device, with no approval or corporate blessing. A show can be rebroadcast on closed platforms and still be a podcast because its DNA is open. If the open original goes away and it's exclusive to one platform, it isn't a podcast anymore.
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Episode 4: Episode 4 00:34:14 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
it's an independently produced show that has, that anybody can listen to from multiple places. And so and it's typically free.
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Episode 8: Episode 8 00:16:42 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
if you go out and try to set up your own radio transmitter in your neighborhood, you're going to get a knock on the door, you know, from the FCC, it's not something you can do.
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Episode 8: Episode 8 00:17:00 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
there's something powerful and fun about getting to broadcast yourself to the world.
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Episode 42: we're all a flutter. Yeah, it's Friday, you know what that means? Time for a mee (approx., from transcript intro) 00:19:35 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
if that original thing ever goes away, in a sclusively moves to a platform where you can only listen to it on that platform. It is not a podcast anymore,
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