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Announcing the Climate Money Podcast

Climate Money • 58 implied HN points • 09 Jan 24
🎙 Podcasts Climate Business News
  1. A new podcast called Climate Money is launching focusing on climate business headlines and their implications
  2. The podcast will cover stories where climate and business intersect, beyond just climate venture capital
  3. Listeners can expect updates on topics like a new $30B climate fund in UAE, developments in carbon sequestration, and India's solar and wind progress

Tech troubles

Disaffected Newsletter • 299 implied HN points • 24 Oct 22
🎙 Podcasts Production Tech Support Content Community
  1. Tech issues can happen unexpectedly and cause delays in plans. It's important to stay patient during these times.
  2. Communication about problems is key; letting people know what's going on can help maintain support.
  3. Working on fixing problems shows commitment and can lead to better outcomes in the future.

TIME 100 and Podcast Graveyard Rage Bait

House of Strauss • 42 implied HN points • 24 Jul 25
🎙 Podcasts Media Critique Cultural Commentary Content creation Digital Trends
  1. A recent list of the 100 best podcasts by Time Magazine sparked a lot of discussion online, mostly negative. People are surprised that it didn’t include popular shows like Joe Rogan.
  2. Podcasts are very personal and often forgotten quickly, making it hard for them to leave a lasting impression. Many great shows just fade away, similar to old relationships.
  3. The reaction to the Time list shows a desire for cultural artifacts that we can connect with and remember. There's a feeling that many things today feel disposable and lack lasting significance.
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Small P Podcasting

offscript • 98 implied HN points • 14 Feb 25
🎙 Podcasts Audio Content Communication Media Friendship Culture
  1. Podcasting can be a fun way for friends to stay connected, even when they can't talk frequently. Creating podcasts can help maintain close friendships and share experiences over time.
  2. Having a podcast doesn't mean you want to be famous or better than others. It's just a new way of expressing yourself and sharing thoughts with a small group.
  3. As technology changes, more people will see podcasting as normal and accessible, similar to how writing and blogging have become common. Everyone can have a voice now, not just professionals.

A Conversation with Glenn Loury

Imperfect Information • 39 implied HN points • 09 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Interview Review Discussion
  1. The conversation with Glenn Loury covered various topics like self-censorship on campus, prediction markets, exposure to deadly force, and game theory elements in his forthcoming memoir.
  2. Glenn Loury and Rajiv Sethi have a longstanding relationship of collaboration and mutual respect, despite their occasional disagreements.
  3. Glenn Loury's memoir, 'Late Admissions: Confessions of a Black Conservative', has received high praise from various reviewers, showcasing its cultural richness and originality.

Aspire to Inspire Your Present Self

Olshansky's Newsletter • 114 implied HN points • 01 Jan 25
🎙 Podcasts Media Inspiration Technology Education Personal Development
  1. Listening to podcasts can be a source of inspiration and motivation. It's like having conversations with really smart people that push you to think and grow.
  2. You can learn a lot from podcasts, gaining new knowledge and different perspectives. This helps you stay informed and deepens your understanding of various topics.
  3. Imagine creating something today that your future self would find inspiring. It's a great way to stay aligned with your goals and keep growing in a positive direction.

Check in

Disaffected Newsletter • 299 implied HN points • 30 Aug 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Communications Entertainment Personal Growth Support
  1. The account on Twitter has been banned again without clear reasons, highlighting frustrations with the platform's rules.
  2. The host expresses a desire to grow the show and speaks openly about societal issues while also needing financial support.
  3. The host is seeking support from readers to become paid subscribers on Substack to help sustain the work they are doing.

Coming soon

Development Hell • 78 implied HN points • 19 Feb 23
🎙 Podcasts Creative Entertainment
  1. Julian Simpson is launching a project called Development Hell focusing on his work in TV, film, and audio production.
  2. The project offers a 7-day free trial to access full post archives and subscriber benefits.
  3. For those interested in Julian Simpson's work, Development Hell provides a platform to engage with his content and projects.

Episode 85: Don't you know that you're toxic?

Disaffected Newsletter • 279 implied HN points • 12 Sep 22
🎙 Podcasts Audio Content Social Commentary Pop culture Entertainment Media Critique
  1. People often don't realize how their behavior can be harmful to others. It's important to reflect on our actions and their impact.
  2. Acknowledging our toxic traits can lead to personal growth. Understanding ourselves better helps us improve our relationships.
  3. Communication is key in addressing toxicity. Open conversations can help clear misunderstandings and mend relationships.

Episode 96: Escape Plan

Disaffected Newsletter • 199 implied HN points • 28 Nov 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Interviews Analysis Discussion Culture
  1. The media focuses heavily on crime stories, but sometimes they miss important details or surprising information about the suspects involved. This means we can't always trust the initial headlines we read.
  2. The Karpman Drama Triangle explains a common pattern of behavior in toxic relationships, and understanding it can help people break free from those unhealthy dynamics.
  3. Barbara Wegner's work encourages people to recognize the 'drama' in modern interactions, making it easier to distance themselves from negativity and gain control over their lives.

Why aren't you watching my show?

Disaffected Newsletter • 259 implied HN points • 09 Aug 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Communication Entertainment Culture Audience engagement
  1. The show discusses challenging topics related to societal issues. It's meant to provoke thought and conversation about current cultural debates.
  2. There is audience engagement, with feedback from viewers sharing their experiences and feelings about social topics.
  3. The creator is seeking to understand why more people are not tuning in, highlighting a desire for a wider audience and connection.

Join me for a live call on Wednesday

Simon Owens's Media Newsletter • 99 implied HN points • 09 Dec 24
🎙 Podcasts Media Live Events Interviews Subscriptions Community
  1. The Office Hours calls are making a comeback. It's a chance for subscribers to connect and interact with Simon and each other.
  2. These calls often include special guests who can answer questions. It adds more value and insight for the attendees.
  3. It's a great opportunity for longtime subscribers to engage and catch up with the community.

Two podcasts

Jérôme à Paris • 72 implied HN points • 18 Feb 25
🎙 Podcasts Media Education Entertainment Finance Environment
  1. I recently spoke at two different events: one about offshore wind finance and another on renewable energy investment.
  2. The presentation on offshore wind finance can be found on YouTube, but it's in French.
  3. The podcast on renewable energy investment is available in English and discusses how investors can approach this market.

Show announcement from Shelby's dest

Disaffected Newsletter • 199 implied HN points • 25 Oct 22
🎙 Podcasts Media Entertainment Communication Culture Technology
  1. The post is announcing a show related to the Disaffected Podcast. It's likely aimed at engaging the audience and sharing updates.
  2. There are options for readers to support the publication by becoming subscribers, either for free or by paying.
  3. The mention of social media sharing options suggests that spreading the word about the show is encouraged.

Audio Dispatch for paid subscribers (2)

The Joyous Struggle • 59 implied HN points • 28 Sep 23
🎙 Podcasts Reading
  1. The post discusses an audio dispatch for paid subscribers that includes personal musings and a reading of a draft on the idea of Planetization.
  2. To access the full post and archives, a 7-day free trial to The Joyous Struggle subscription is offered.
  3. Existing paid subscribers can sign in to listen to the audio dispatch discussed in the post.

Low Effort podcast #1: Stephanie Jarmak

Holly Elmore • 58 implied HN points • 18 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Science Interview Space
  1. Stephanie Jarmak is a planetary scientist who imaged the asteroid Psyche with the James Webb Space Telescope.
  2. She will be joining the NASA Science Explorer team and supporting open science initiatives as their Project Scientist for Planetary Science.
  3. The podcast features a conversation about incentive structures in science and discusses getting your own asteroid.

Podcatch-22: An Aural Review

Holodoxa • 99 implied HN points • 16 Feb 23
🎙 Podcasts Review Information Overload
  1. Podcasts offer a diverse range of topics and engaging formats like interviews and roundtable discussions, enabling listeners to expand their knowledge efficiently.
  2. Balancing podcast consumption is crucial; too much irrelevant content can be detrimental. Quality and content relevance should be key considerations.
  3. Mediums like podcasts can impact the message, but the extent varies. Active reading may be superior for retention, but passive listening also offers exposure to sophisticated ideas, which is valuable.

Podcast Episode + Other Stuff

Some Unpleasant Arithmetic • 4 implied HN points • 10 Dec 25
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Writing Economy Politics Urbanism Travel Language
  1. Posting is paused for about two weeks because of master’s exams and family commitments for a birthday.
  2. A previous piece was translated and expanded for Revista Supernova so Spanish readers can read a version with new material.
  3. A Millennial Dream podcast episode features a conversation about starting on Substack, Argentina’s economic history and politics, digital nomads, and urban topics like walkability and transit.

Are We Entering a Psychic Future?

Daniel Pinchbeck’s Newsletter • 5 implied HN points • 04 Dec 25
🎙 Podcasts Consciousness UFOs Psychedelics Religion Science Philosophy Technology Ethics
  1. Academic and cultural attitudes toward psychic phenomena are shifting, with growing interest in rigorous research and a possible paradigm shift toward models like dual-aspect monism that integrate consciousness with physical reality.
  2. Telepathy, synchronicity, magic, and UFO experiences challenge strict materialism and call for coordinated scientific and humanities study. Belief, methodology, and social context affect outcomes, and suppression of these phenomena can make things worse.
  3. Emerging technologies and cultural changes could blur the psychic–physical boundary and create both ethical risks and transformative possibilities. Thoughtful research, disclosure, and governance are needed to steer these changes toward positive social outcomes.

Introducing the Deep Cuts podcast

escape the algorithm • 79 implied HN points • 13 Feb 23
🎙 Podcasts Episodes Subscriptions Feedback Themes
  1. The Deep Cuts podcast is not like a typical podcast, it's more of a mixtape of episodes from unpopular shows, creating a unique listening experience.
  2. The first season of Deep Cuts focuses on the theme of 'firsts', bringing listeners to unexpected creative universes with each episode.
  3. To subscribe to Deep Cuts, you can choose your preferred podcast app or manually enter the feed URL, with Spotify currently not allowing private podcast feed subscriptions.

GRANTED: My new podcast

Granted • 99 implied HN points • 14 Sep 22
🎙 Podcasts Interviews Creativity Leadership Self-Improvement Entertainment
  1. Adam Grant's new podcast "Re:Thinking" features guests discussing new thoughts and ways of thinking.
  2. Upcoming episodes will explore topics like fear, goals, leadership, and reinvention with a diverse range of guests including Mark Cuban, Atul Gawande, and Reese Witherspoon.
  3. Past episodes of the podcast include conversations with thought leaders, creators, and leaders like Brené Brown, Dolly Parton, and Indra Nooyi.

My Accelerated Globalists Interview

Bet On It • 85 implied HN points • 25 Oct 24
🎙 Podcasts Media Culture Futurism Immigration Interviews
  1. The Accelerated Globalists podcast is gaining popularity quickly, with nearly 3000 subscribers already. It only has a few videos, showing strong interest in the topics covered.
  2. The discussions on the podcast cover a range of topics starting from immigration and moving into cultural evolution and future trends. This variety keeps the content engaging and informative.
  3. The podcast features interesting guests, including notable figures like Robin Hanson, which adds depth and credibility to the conversations.

Announcing my new podcast: The Studies Show

Science Fictions • 248 implied HN points • 25 Jul 23
🎙 Podcasts Science Health Education
  1. The podcast "The Studies Show" discusses controversial scientific topics weekly with an English/Scottish accent combo.
  2. Episodes include topics like Aspartame, Psychedelics, Breastfeeding, and Vaping, among others.
  3. Listeners can subscribe for free on the podcast's Substack page and access episodes on various platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Expanding India's Horizons

Bet On It • 60 implied HN points • 26 Dec 24
🎙 Podcasts Media Culture Interviews Discussion Entertainment
  1. The podcast features a conversation about India and its culture. It's aimed at sharing insights and experiences from the country.
  2. Neil Joseph, the guest on the podcast, represents Indian perspectives and experiences. He adds depth and authenticity to the discussion.
  3. The podcast is available in both English and Hindi. This makes it accessible to a wider audience interested in learning about India.