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This Year's Best Bits

What's Important? • 11 implied HN points • 22 Dec 24
🎙 Podcasts Media Entertainment Culture Education Technology
  1. Community support is important for success. It's great to acknowledge friends and readers who help along the way.
  2. Podcasts can be deeply impactful, offering insights that challenge how we think about the world. Some shows make you feel like you’re discovering new truths.
  3. Slowing down and being thoughtful in our actions can lead to better outcomes. Taking time to reflect can improve our productivity and mental well-being.

Danny Miranda - Interview With a Creator vol. 2 | #92

Letters for Creatives • 39 implied HN points • 27 Apr 23
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Writing Challenges Creators Social media
  1. Danny Miranda's podcast is insightful as he asks deep questions and gives guests space to tell their stories.
  2. Celeste Tsang's newsletter includes writing and creativity tips as well as interviews with various creators.
  3. Paid subscribers of Celeste Tsang's newsletter get exclusive challenges and content related to writing and creativity.
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🎧 Technically Optimistic Podcast: Season One

Technically Optimistic • 39 implied HN points • 04 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Technology AI Ethics Regulation Education
  1. The podcast episodes cover a range of topics related to AI, such as history, ethics, regulation, education, and accountability.
  2. Various experts from different fields discuss the impacts of AI on society, economy, and creativity.
  3. The podcast explores who should be accountable for managing AI and the responsibilities that come with an AI-driven future.

Unwrapped: The Pick and Roll Podcast, Episode 5

The Pick and Roll • 19 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Sports
  1. The podcast episode features Priority Sports' James Wang discussing his journey from playing basketball to working in athlete marketing.
  2. Will Crouch joins the podcast to talk about Summah Hanson and the Opals Olympic Qualifying Squad.
  3. The Pick and Roll is a reader-supported publication, consider becoming a subscriber to support their work.

A Roundup (August 2023)

polymathematics • 39 implied HN points • 13 Sep 23
🎙 Podcasts Recommendations Interviews Reviews Advice Personal updates
  1. Monthly roundups can help you discover great podcasts, readings, and projects you might have missed. They're a good way to find new stuff to enjoy.
  2. Listening to writers discuss their process can give you insights into how they generate and refine their ideas. It can inspire your own creativity.
  3. Staying updated with interesting people and tools can enhance your knowledge and skills in various areas. It keeps learning fresh and exciting.

🎧 🧱 Shreyans Bhansali | The Magic of Small Teams from Venmo employee #1

Tippets by Taps • 2 implied HN points • 04 Dec 24
🎙 Podcasts Technology Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Startups
  1. Small teams can create amazing results. They're agile and can adapt quickly to challenges and new ideas.
  2. Finding the right people to join your team is super important. Great talent can make a big difference in success.
  3. Being an early employee is different from being a founder. Each role has its own challenges and learning experiences.

Summer Roundup (June and July 2023)

polymathematics • 39 implied HN points • 06 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Recommendations Media Tools Projects Personal updates
  1. There are great podcasts to check out, like Tim Ferriss and The Colin & Samir Show. They offer insights that could be really useful.
  2. The summer was busy, so combining June and July for the roundup makes sense. It’s a good way to catch up on what you might have missed.
  3. Reading recommendations and cool projects from the internet can spark new ideas and inspiration. It’s fun to explore what others are doing.

Coming soon

Disaffected Newsletter • 139 implied HN points • 29 May 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Communication Culture Entertainment Psychology
  1. There's a new newsletter focused on abnormal psychology. It's about how unusual behaviors are becoming normal.
  2. The writer encourages people to subscribe for updates and insights. This could be a great way to learn more about psychology.
  3. The newsletter might share interesting discussions or topics related to mental health. It's a chance to explore what makes us tick.

Coolest Podcast Episodes of My Year (2023)

polymathematics • 19 implied HN points • 30 Dec 23
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Reviews Recommendations Technology Culture
  1. The list includes a variety of favorite podcast episodes from different hosts without following a specific pattern. It's just a personal collection.
  2. These podcasts feature interesting conversations about invention, culture, and personal stories, showcasing a range of topics.
  3. The author thanks the hosts and guests for sharing these discussions for free, highlighting the value of accessible content.

Stop it

Disaffected Newsletter • 99 implied HN points • 12 Aug 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Entertainment Culture Discussion Opinion
  1. It's important to recognize when something needs to stop, whether it's behavior or external pressure. Knowing when to draw the line can lead to healthier choices.
  2. Listening to your feelings and addressing them is crucial for personal well-being. Ignoring issues often makes them worse.
  3. Engaging in open discussions about difficult topics can help break barriers. Talking can lead to better understanding and solutions.

Join the Disaffected in a private chat server

Disaffected Newsletter • 79 implied HN points • 19 Sep 22
🎙 Podcasts Discussion Community Media Technology Entertainment
  1. There is a private Discord server for supporters of the Disaffected podcast. It has various chat rooms for fun conversations and memes.
  2. Joining the Discord is easy, and you can choose to use it in a web browser or by installing the app.
  3. The community is friendly, and people can express their opinions without fear of being banned for their views.

Audio Dispatch for Paid Subscribers (6)

The Joyous Struggle • 19 implied HN points • 27 Oct 23
🎙 Podcasts Audio Reading Subscribers
  1. The author shared an audio recording of their open letter to the human rights movement for a keynote talk at FORGE in NYU Law School, focusing on preparation and clarity in their arguments.
  2. The talk's title is 'The Inner Life of the Future: Governing with Collapse and Transformation in Mind', as the author prepares for a speech in New York.
  3. The author invites feedback on their audio reading and letter, emphasizing the importance of distillation and clarity in narrative.

Listen to my interview with William Ramsey

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension • 19 implied HN points • 18 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Interview Discussion
  1. JJ Dawson has had multiple appearances on William Ramsey's podcast covering various topics like the COVID experience in Australia and ESG.
  2. The recent interview with William Ramsey delved into existential questions and spirituality, offering a thought-provoking conversation.
  3. The podcast episodes cover a range of subjects from ESG economic infiltration to the trans issue, providing diverse and engaging content.

Audio Reflection for Paid Subscribers(1)

The Joyous Struggle • 19 implied HN points • 12 Sep 23
🎙 Podcasts Reflection
  1. The author is expressing gratitude towards the first twenty paid subscribers for their support.
  2. The author plans to share periodic voice notes reflecting on their current thoughts and struggles as a way to engage with subscribers.
  3. To access the full posts and archives, readers can start a 7-day free trial or sign in if they are already paid subscribers.

Interviews, Debates, and Discussions

Harnessing the Power of Nutrients • 59 implied HN points • 23 Jun 22
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Debates Discussions
  1. The content of the post consists of interviews, debates, and discussions on various topics, providing a platform for fruitful conversations.
  2. The platform includes diverse conversations like debates on health databases, discussions on nutrition in medical schools, and interviews on unconventional medicine.
  3. Experts and researchers engage in panel discussions and debates, offering insights on a range of subjects from glycine to herd immunity.

Talking Science: Recent Podcast Appearances

Holodoxa • 59 implied HN points • 07 Jun 22
🎙 Podcasts Science Education
  1. Two former colleagues launched a new podcast named Science Behind Science, discussing academic science
  2. The author has appeared on the podcast, recorded two episodes, and plans to create more audio content on Substack
  3. The podcast episodes cover topics such as reading scientific literature, exploring science communication beyond manuscripts and conferences

Tuck and Cover

Disaffected Newsletter • 59 implied HN points • 30 Aug 22
🎙 Podcasts Audio Content Media Critique Cultural Commentary Entertainment Social Issues
  1. It's important to be aware of what's happening around us. Staying informed helps us make better decisions.
  2. Taking care of our mental health is crucial. Finding ways to cope and relax can really help us deal with stress.
  3. Community support is valuable. Connecting with others can make us feel less alone and more supported in tough times.

5 Good Evergreen Podcasts

SatPost by Trung Phan • 31 implied HN points • 25 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Food Vietnam War
  1. There are 5 evergreen podcasts recommended, covering topics like food history, famous explorers, record labels, Vietnam War films, and interesting sounds.
  2. Gastropod podcast delves into food history, while The Explorers Podcast focuses on famous explorers' stories.
  3. Trapital podcast offers insightful business breakdowns of record labels, providing an in-depth analysis of the hip-hop industry.

Coming Soon: What the Fix?! (A Podcast)

Fight to Repair • 39 implied HN points • 13 Apr 22
🎙 Podcasts News Interviews Community
  1. The podcast 'What the Fix?!' will focus on news analysis and interviews regarding the right to repair movement, featuring key figures in the fight.
  2. The right to repair movement is expanding beyond just repairing screens; it's becoming part of a larger conversation on creating a sustainable economy.
  3. The podcast will offer premium features for paid subscribers, including access to additional content and the chance to participate in live recordings.

Talking Bitcoin On The "What Bitcoin Did" Podcast

QTR’s Fringe Finance • 13 implied HN points • 17 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Bitcoin Investing Monetary System Q&A Debate
  1. The author discussed Bitcoin, monetary systems, investing, and more on the 'What Bitcoin Did' podcast.
  2. Various topics were covered, including Bitcoin skepticism, inflation, the Gamestop rebellion, and fighting against central planners.
  3. Resources mentioned in the interview include 'Why I Bitcoin,' 'Saylor.org,' and 'Marty Bent.'