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Inside The Black Podcasters Studio with Tonight's Guest: The Late Night Flight
0:08: This is the game where December 25th is the day that Charles "Chuck" Barkley stole Christmas. Where the CEO of Black Gils Code just got code cracked by another intelligent Black Woman. And where a one hundred million dollar divorce settlement can make a woman named Nicole Young the mayor of Dre Day!
6:50: Intro
8:19: We kick this special episode off with a montage of some archived soundbites from the pilot of Tuskegee Training, Nassor Nuru. Right after that, Special Guest Host Corey Gumbs, of the Black Podcasters Association, goes one on the one w/ Nassor Nuru. We find if Nassor thinks there is a difference between being a podcaster and a personality and what The Late Night Flight Podcast's promotion will look like in 2022.
22:04: In Part 2 of this virtual sit down, Nassor speaks on the advantages Black Podcasters have when Top tier markets are purchasing ad space on Podcasts hosted by people of color in 2022. Gumbs and Nuru also talk about how getting podcasts most curious fan base, 15 - 25, to evolve into podcast listeners and hosts. And why this podcast isn't the side hustle. It's the hustle.
30:06: We take a brief intermission, but that doesn't mean the flight is goes blank with elevator music. We give you The TNLF Report w/ Ted Tuffer and Co Pro Smartz's take on Matrix Resurrections.
39:31: We continue with Part 3 of the sit down with Corey finding out what does feedback look like in 2022 through the work ethic of Nassor Nuru. What does Nassor want from The Late Night Flight if this grassroots project is a temporary occurrence? And Corey asks Nassor is the business of radio a dying business?
52:23: How important downloads are in 2022 according to Nassor Nuru. Is audio quality more important than quality of content according to Nassor Nuru. And why I disagree to visual podcasts... for now. And what advice I have for the 20-year-old podcaster that wants in on this ever-growing business.
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By Nassor Nuru0:08: This is the game where December 25th is the day that Charles "Chuck" Barkley stole Christmas. Where the CEO of Black Gils Code just got code cracked by another intelligent Black Woman. And where a one hundred million dollar divorce settlement can make a woman named Nicole Young the mayor of Dre Day!
6:50: Intro
8:19: We kick this special episode off with a montage of some archived soundbites from the pilot of Tuskegee Training, Nassor Nuru. Right after that, Special Guest Host Corey Gumbs, of the Black Podcasters Association, goes one on the one w/ Nassor Nuru. We find if Nassor thinks there is a difference between being a podcaster and a personality and what The Late Night Flight Podcast's promotion will look like in 2022.
22:04: In Part 2 of this virtual sit down, Nassor speaks on the advantages Black Podcasters have when Top tier markets are purchasing ad space on Podcasts hosted by people of color in 2022. Gumbs and Nuru also talk about how getting podcasts most curious fan base, 15 - 25, to evolve into podcast listeners and hosts. And why this podcast isn't the side hustle. It's the hustle.
30:06: We take a brief intermission, but that doesn't mean the flight is goes blank with elevator music. We give you The TNLF Report w/ Ted Tuffer and Co Pro Smartz's take on Matrix Resurrections.
39:31: We continue with Part 3 of the sit down with Corey finding out what does feedback look like in 2022 through the work ethic of Nassor Nuru. What does Nassor want from The Late Night Flight if this grassroots project is a temporary occurrence? And Corey asks Nassor is the business of radio a dying business?
52:23: How important downloads are in 2022 according to Nassor Nuru. Is audio quality more important than quality of content according to Nassor Nuru. And why I disagree to visual podcasts... for now. And what advice I have for the 20-year-old podcaster that wants in on this ever-growing business.
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Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy