A biweekly podcast in which @wilw_writes and @thepodreport discuss topics relevant to podcasting, recommend cool podcasts, and come up with puns. The puns rock.
So apparently people are making podcasts AT HOME now? Without meeting other people face-to-face? Wellp, we're always hip with the times, so this week Wil and Gavin talk some tips (and share encouragement) for folks on the fence about at-home podcasting: https://t.co/K0aiuwB4BF
Amazon bought Wondery. Might as well have a chat about big companies buying podcast things for big amounts of money with @ShoMarq and @evoterra. Happy first TIDUesday of 2021, everyone. https://t.co/6lZvJ1Mt9p
And to be clear: allegations of abuse are absolutely not on the same level as Juicy Hot Goss drama, but such events can and are sometimes approached with near-identical tatics and energy (which can be neither productive nor helpful).
Got a heavy one this week folks. We're going to go over the sudden dissolution of Lunar Light Studios and use it as a launchpad to discuss some of the complexities of following/engaging with inter/intra community drama. https://t.co/0GuyaEoiOi
So apparently people are making podcasts AT HOME now? Without meeting other people face-to-face? Wellp, we're always hip with the times, so this week Wil and Gavin talk some tips (and share encouragement) for folks on the fence about at-home podcasting: https://t.co/K0aiuwB4BF
And instead of self-promo, this time around we'd appreciate you checking out this handy dandy link to spread your donation across 60+ bail funds. https://t.co/CTFwXkiWKE
Hey TIDU folk: Gavin here.
Today's episode just became tomorrow's episode in large part due to the fact I forgot I had an overnight shift last night so I've only just now woken up 😅
In lieu of the usual crowdfunding plugs, this and episodes for the foreseeable future will spotlight ways to donate time and/or funds to help Black causes. Today we ask everyone to check out The Okra Project and their newly-launched mental health funds: https://t.co/6Rp5JOiXi5
To honor #NinaPop, #TonyMcDade, and the many Black Trans people who been murdered by state-sanctioned violence, The Okra Project is dedicating $15,000 to create the Nina Pop Mental Health Recovery Fund and the Tony McDade Mental Health Recovery Fund. [THREAD]
Today's episode was recorded almost a month ago, so prepare for some mega-lag as Wil and Gavin talk about how their podcast listening habits have changed over the past few months. https://t.co/CAxGUcQjaS
Find and support podcasts made by Black creators! We highly recommend Berry's excellent @PodcastsInColor directory as a launchpad.
https://t.co/6DaTFvp6ob
We're back, and we brought company! Join Wil, Gavin, and special guest @evoterra as they talk about Spotify purchasing the mega-popular podcast The Joe Rogan Experience. https://t.co/pjwWLVjly1
Hey podcasterinos! Gavin and Wil are taking a lil break until they can get a solid episode together that's not forced for the sake of putting a new episode up. We'll grab a favorite from the archive and re-air it soon for funsies, perhaps?
Take care of yourselves, lovelies.
We're going way down under the ground this time, folks. Join Wil and Gavin as they discuss Hadestown's jump from concept album to Broadway musical, and what tips audio drama might glean from such an adaptation.
Also: Hadestown rocks. https://t.co/d01BT0fkmN
It's time to talk about My Year in Mensa, a show about a comedian joining a smart-person club as a joke and regretting it for months to come. Whoops.
https://t.co/myBT7zrfiW
New episode day! This time around Wil and Gavin talk about their daily driver podcast apps, the various devices they use to listen (and how they affect the audio), and whether they have a need for (faster that 1x) listening speed.
https://t.co/LNTe2tShiL