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On Asking "What's a Podcast?" and Why it's Wasted Effort
ReThinking Podcasting: Deep Reflections for Thoughtful Podcasters
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Defining a "podcast" is seen as important to many, but often falls short. In this episode I explain why the definitions often fall short, how incentives drive our definitions, why the Platonic Realm of Forms gives us the essence we need, and how my previous job made the same mistake in defining sustainable remote work for its employees.
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