The addition of video clips of podcasts has expanded the audience of listeners and followers who may not typically listen to or follow podcasts regularly, allowing for the creation of a new habit and expanding their reach. Although it's not clear if it drives downloads, it is still worth it.
The speaker discusses the benefits of taking an essentialism approach to life and how it has helped him avoid distractions. He also talks about how having high-quality guests on a podcast can indicate its level of respectability but acknowledges that getting those A-list guests can be challenging.
In the motion for a new trial for convicted murderer Brian Winchester, new evidence has been presented in the Denise Williams case, using his testimony from the Elick Murdoch murder trial as an argument for his innocence.
The craft of creating a conversational space that is listenable and goes somewhere is what makes an interview worth listening to. However, some interviewers are rewarded for pushing their subjects into corners and embarrassing them.
The speaker expresses their disappointment in the lack of entertainment provided by scientific podcasts, particularly those featuring renowned scientists. The speaker believes that the information presented could be made more accessible and entertaining to a wider audience.
The hosts discuss changing up their podcast opening to a more playful tone.