Podcasts give creators the opportunity to explore topics in-depth without worrying about being misquoted or cut off by journalists. This is empowering for experts because they can go direct to their audience, while the general state of journalism today struggles to remain relevant.
This podcast discusses how people underestimate the amount of practice needed to become an excellent interviewer and shooter. They list a few people who are great at it, but note that it requires thousands of hours of work and dedication.
Journalist Michael Arrington discusses how podcasting is a reaction to the collapse of traditional editorial formats, the rise of content farming, and the issues surrounding link baiting.
The transcript contains a humorous conversation about the guest's microphone setup and his mom's potential interruption with fish sticks.
The hosts discuss their love for classic British food and tea.