Question about the business of podcasting:

I listen (irregularly) to Writing Excuses. Great discussion. Lately it seems to be at least 50% ads, and hasn't always been.

My feed comes from feeds.redcircle.com.

I don't begrudge them an income from the podcast (really), but with 50%+ ads, I wonder: is redcircle adding these ads? Are the hosts? (They voice a few of them but not most.) Do the hosts provide the podcast audio complete with ads to a syndicator who then publishes it on several different sites?

How does this work?

#podcasting #podcastingBusiness #business #advertising #ads #podcasts #writingExcusesPodcast #writingExcuses

I honestly was going to write about #Origins2024 today, but then I got to thinking, "What if I wrote an ASCII aquarium simulator instead?". #WritingExcuses

The #writingexcuses podcast is doing a close reading series, highlighting specific books that shine in specific areas (voice, worldbuilding, etc)

As often happens, it has me wondering what it would look like to apply that to code. 🤔

https://writingexcuses.com/19-10-introducing-our-close-readings-series/

19.10: Introducing Our Close Readings Series

You’ve probably seen us posting about our Close Reading Series, and in his episode, we finally officially introduce it!  For most of the remainder of 2024, we’ll be diving into five core elements of writing by focusing on five different literary texts. We’ll spend five episodes on each one, and…

Interesting (short) #Podcast from #WritingExcuses

"In our first episode of 2024, we interviewed author and physician Abraham Verghese, who most recently published "The Covenant of Water." We talked with #Verghese about how to convey technical information in fiction."

https://www.redcircle.com/shows/848724f4-c420-4a75-b4be-fa3db1e46546

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Good on you for going on the Writing Excuses cruise. It's definitely on my bucket list--it's my fav podcast.

I met Mary, Howard, and Brandon--they are all so nice in person! And Mary drinks single malt scotch, so . . .

#Writephant #writingexcuses

I was catching up on old Writing Excuses podcasts (I'm way behind) and the homework for one episode on poetry was to come up with a line from a novel or short story that really speaks to you and use it as the basis for a poem.

The only line I could come up with was, "Do you just. Hate. Trash cans!?"

#WritingExcuses #Animorphs

@maryrobinette @HowardTayler #writingexcuses Episode 18.08

Wanted to add that The Dresden Files is a good addition for supernatural detective fiction.

I think I’m developing a #podcast problem. I’ve had people yapping in my ears all day, no breaks. Even blasted it while I was in the shower.

Today I’m mostly listening to #Sawbones (comedy/info about medical history, the latest eps: anthrax, farts, RSV, 3 great eps about pirate medicine 🏴‍☠️) and #RichRoll (ultra-athlete interviews people - plant-based, self-improvement, misc content)...

Might do #Ologies, #QDropped, #DuolingoFrench and #WritingExcuses next…

Really enjoying the latest #WritingExcuses series, “Eight Embodied Episodes About Disability”
#podcast #AmWriting

https://writingexcuses.com/2022/10/16/17-42-eight-embodied-episodes-about-disability/

17.42: Eight Embodied Episodes About Disability

Your Hosts: Mary Robinette and Howard Tayler, with special guests Fran Wilde, C.L. Polk, and William Alexander For the next eight episodes we’ll be talking about bodies, and how they don&#821…

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