Fire alarms and bleeding audio at Podcast Movement 2023

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Hope everyone who attended Podcast Movement is replenished and recovered! Last week, I sent a special recap of the conference to Insider subscribers of Hot Pod — which we’re now making available to everyone for free.

Tomorrow, I’ll be back with more in-depth news, analysis, and goodies related to the conference and more.

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Podcast Movement 2023: the good, the bad, the uneventful

What does being a “podcaster” mean in 2023? It’s a descriptor that covers YouTube-native creators like Ethan and Hila Klein of the H3 Podcast. It applies to...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/28/23849035/podcast-movement-2023-recap-spotify-apple-podcasts-youtube-rss

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