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48 votes
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Spotify has signed a new multiyear agreement with Joe Rogan, the host of one of the most popular and polarizing podcasts in the US
36 votes -
Spotify cancels industry-favorite podcasts Heavyweight and Stolen
18 votes -
The Ben & Marc Show: The Techno-Optimist Manifesto
5 votes -
Spotify (with OpenAI) is going to clone podcasters’ voices — and translate them to other languages
27 votes -
Spotify is pulling select advertising privileges for white noise podcasts in a bid to boost the audio streaming company's annual profits
34 votes -
Favorite podcast app?
I just got an email stating that Stitcher, the podcast app that I use, "decided to discontinue operation of the Stitcher app and website effective August 29, 2023." Any good recommendations for...
I just got an email stating that Stitcher, the podcast app that I use, "decided to discontinue operation of the Stitcher app and website effective August 29, 2023."
Any good recommendations for another podcast app? ETA: I listen on my Android phone.
42 votes -
SiriusXM is shutting down Stitcher only three years after buying it
18 votes -
Spotify’s podcast plan is going off the rails
75 votes -
Apple Podcasts gets upgraded search functionality
5 votes -
How to keep a secret in Python apps
5 votes -
How Freddie Wong built RocketJump to nine million subscribers…and then left Youtube
6 votes -
Shipping graphing calculator
3 votes -
CES: We visit the tech industry's scary vision for the future
the It Could Happen Here podcast did a 3-part series on this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas, and I thought it was some of the most nuanced and interesting coverage I've seen. 1: The...
the It Could Happen Here podcast did a 3-part series on this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas, and I thought it was some of the most nuanced and interesting coverage I've seen.
1: The dead future of Big Tech - host Robert Evans got his start in journalism doing tech reporting more than a decade ago, including covering CES. he reflects on how the show, and the tech industry as a whole, has changed over that time.
2: The good parts of our future tech dystopia - Robert and co-host Garrison talk about the good / promising parts of what they saw at the show
3: We visit the tech industry's scary vision for the future - discussion of the creepy / less good stuff they saw at CES, including lots of surveillance cameras & robots
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Interview with John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, programming, video games, and rockets
5 votes -
Interview with Apple engineer about transition from Mac OS 9 to OSX
4 votes -
How to edit a podcast on Linux?
Looking at the available options, I see many programs such as Ardour and Audacity that seems to focus on recording, mixing, streaming, etc. But what should use it to actually edit the thing? By...
Looking at the available options, I see many programs such as Ardour and Audacity that seems to focus on recording, mixing, streaming, etc. But what should use it to actually edit the thing?
By that I mean changing the order of things, removing silences, involuntary sounds, and noises, adding music and sound effects, as well as making what I'm saying more concise and intelligible.
I have a background in video editing, and I'm used to working in the "timeline paradigm" that is common to Adobe Premiere and older versions of Final Cut (I have no idea what Final Cut looks like now...). But I have no idea how to edit stuff using actual audio software, I've only used those to treat audio and then finish editing on other programs.
I'd use a video editor for that, but I currently don't own any machine powerful enough to use a video editor software comfortably.
7 votes -
Recommend me a podcast app for android
I'm rather bored of the constant pop up ads on my current one that I paid for ads to be removed for years ago before more recently they changed to a subscription requirement for advert removal....
I'm rather bored of the constant pop up ads on my current one that I paid for ads to be removed for years ago before more recently they changed to a subscription requirement for advert removal.
I'm looking for something easy to use that has no ads by default or has a one time payment to remove them. Extra features such as tags/folders would be great but not 100% required. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
12 votes -
Listen to old podcasts on a modern release schedule
I once heard about a website that does this, but I cannot find it. You would give the website an RSS feed, and it would give you a new feed to subscribe to. It would then release “new” episodes on...
I once heard about a website that does this, but I cannot find it. You would give the website an RSS feed, and it would give you a new feed to subscribe to. It would then release “new” episodes on a set schedule. This way you could listen to, for example, a weekly podcast starting at the very beginning, released on a weekly schedule as if you were listening to it when it first released.
I hope one of you awesome tilderinos know a website that does this. Thanks in advance!
16 votes -
Announcements from today's Spotify "Stream On" event - Launching in eighty new regions, lossless quality coming to Premium in some markets, podcast updates, and more
8 votes -
Spotify claims it’s dominating the podcasting market because of a million-plus tiny podcasts
8 votes -
Introducing "How to Fix the Internet," a new podcast mini-series from EFF
7 votes -
Podcast listening is hard to track, but that doesn’t mean advertisers aren’t trying
10 votes -
Spotify CEO talks Covid-19, artist incomes and podcasting
4 votes -
Best way to subscribe to podcast back-catalogs?
Every now and then I come across a limited-run podcast that wrapped up ages ago and I want to add it to my feed. I don't want to manually click through the old episodes one by one, I want to...
Every now and then I come across a limited-run podcast that wrapped up ages ago and I want to add it to my feed. I don't want to manually click through the old episodes one by one, I want to subscribe to it as if it were being published in realtime. Are there any tools that can help me with this?
I think what I'm looking for is some sort of app that republishes an existing RSS feed with a date offset based on whatever recent date you subscribe to it. Even better would be something that lets me specify my own custom drip rate so I can binge through large catalogs at my own pace.
I've been thinking about coding something like this but I don't want to reinvent the wheel if an existing solution is already out there.
10 votes -
The Joe Rogan Experience podcast will be exclusive to Spotify later this year, with a multi-year deal
17 votes -
Google suspended a popular Android podcast app because it catalogs COVID-19 content
11 votes -
Spotify is acquiring The Ringer to boost its podcast and sports content
8 votes -
Will Spotify ruin podcasting?
13 votes -
"The Ego of Metrics" - Ben Grosser - Podcast - Twitter Demetricator
3 votes -
A bait-and-switch scam ran unchecked on Airbnb. Here’s how it worked
11 votes -
How podcasts went from unlistenable to unmissable
15 votes -
Popular Podcasts app Pocket Casts goes free, web & desktop app now subscription-based
22 votes -
Spotify begins testing curated podcast playlists
10 votes -
Barack and Michelle Obama sign Spotify deal to produce exclusive podcasts
4 votes -
Roger McNamee, FB investor, author "Zucked": mentoring Zuck, Russia, big data, surveillance-PT1
5 votes -
Spotify’s podcast aggregation play
4 votes -
What Spotify’s $230 million Gimlet deal means for the podcast industry
8 votes -
Spotify has bought two podcast startups and it wants to buy more
17 votes -
Spotify is in talks to pay more than $200 million to acquire Gimlet Media, the startup behind popular podcasts like Reply All
16 votes -
Reply All - The Snapchat Thief
15 votes -
What’s next for podcasting?
6 votes -
NCIX data breach - The WAN Show Sept 21, 2018
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Radiolab - Post No Evil
8 votes -
Podcasting is not walled (yet)
6 votes