So apparently there's a cardinal rule that should never be broken when it comes to podcasting. And I was today years old when I found out. Apparently you're supposed to niche down when you create your show, but if today's guest Julie Laurin is any indicator, it's a cardinal rule that can absolutely be broken. And have some really cool results. When she was younger she had a passion for creating documentaries. Always with the goal of being super informative. Later in life she realized the learning curve and tech hurdles for podcasting were insanely low, and she then had the opportunity to interview people in the science, history and art spaces. It's been an amazing journey as she brings on experts, both well known and not so well known, to talk about some particularly interesting things in their respective fields. Each episode can then become a really cool talking point that she can share with others. She's already giving me ideas of people I can introduce her to as future guests. The Podcast: Planet B612. The location: planetb612.fm. The goal: Have artists, scientists and historians on the show to talk about really niche topics themselves, while not being a niche podcast itself. Enjoy the listen.