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Jason Alme returns for the first time in years to discuss his podcast "Creatures of the Night" and reflect on how podcasting has evolved since he was an active creator. Jason explains why he transitioned from podcasting to YouTube content, citing the challenges of scheduling with co-hosts and the limitations of the podcast format compared to YouTube's interactive capabilities and discoverability features. They discuss how podcasting became increasingly political over the years, with both hosts noting how this changed the landscape from when they started creating content. The conversation covers various topics, including conspiracy theories that have been proven true, movie remakes they would like to see, and their perspectives on current societal divisions. The episode concludes with Jason promoting his current YouTube channel, "Movie Mass 4K" where he focuses on film discussions and physical media collecting.
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Jason Alme returns for the first time in years to discuss his podcast "Creatures of the Night" and reflect on how podcasting has evolved since he was an active creator. Jason explains why he transitioned from podcasting to YouTube content, citing the challenges of scheduling with co-hosts and the limitations of the podcast format compared to YouTube's interactive capabilities and discoverability features. They discuss how podcasting became increasingly political over the years, with both hosts noting how this changed the landscape from when they started creating content. The conversation covers various topics, including conspiracy theories that have been proven true, movie remakes they would like to see, and their perspectives on current societal divisions. The episode concludes with Jason promoting his current YouTube channel, "Movie Mass 4K" where he focuses on film discussions and physical media collecting.

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