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100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb
Read it here: https://larrygmaguire.com/100-episodes-the-daily-larb/
Yesterday I celebrated 100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb podcast. Well, celebrated is a bit strong, rather I marked it.
The Daily Larb isn’t a show I did a whole pile of shouting about. In fact, I did very little marketing for the show at all.
As such listenership numbers are low enough in the grander scheme of things.
It was an experiment. One that I started using my iPhone and an iOS app named Anchor.
In the Anchor app, there is a feature where users can stitch their 5-minute, or less, segments of audio into an episode.
If you choose, Anchor can then publish your episodes to iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and various social channels on your behalf.
So I gave it a burst just for the craic, and although those early episodes were probably not the best structurally, I decided to keep it going and see where it went.
So yesterday after a couple months recording audio on the fly, the
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Read it here: https://larrygmaguire.com/100-episodes-the-daily-larb/
Yesterday I celebrated 100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb podcast. Well, celebrated is a bit strong, rather I marked it.
The Daily Larb isn’t a show I did a whole pile of shouting about. In fact, I did very little marketing for the show at all.
As such listenership numbers are low enough in the grander scheme of things.
It was an experiment. One that I started using my iPhone and an iOS app named Anchor.
In the Anchor app, there is a feature where users can stitch their 5-minute, or less, segments of audio into an episode.
If you choose, Anchor can then publish your episodes to iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and various social channels on your behalf.
So I gave it a burst just for the craic, and although those early episodes were probably not the best structurally, I decided to keep it going and see where it went.
So yesterday after a couple months recording audio on the fly, the
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100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb
Read it here: https://larrygmaguire.com/100-episodes-the-daily-larb/
Yesterday I celebrated 100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb podcast. Well, celebrated is a bit strong, rather I marked it.
The Daily Larb isn’t a show I did a whole pile of shouting about. In fact, I did very little marketing for the show at all.
As such listenership numbers are low enough in the grander scheme of things.
It was an experiment. One that I started using my iPhone and an iOS app named Anchor.
In the Anchor app, there is a feature where users can stitch their 5-minute, or less, segments of audio into an episode.
If you choose, Anchor can then publish your episodes to iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and various social channels on your behalf.
So I gave it a burst just for the craic, and although those early episodes were probably not the best structurally, I decided to keep it going and see where it went.
So yesterday after a couple months recording audio on the fly, the
---
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sunday-letters/message
Get full access to The Sunday Letters Journal at sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe
Read it here: https://larrygmaguire.com/100-episodes-the-daily-larb/
Yesterday I celebrated 100 Episodes Of The Daily Larb podcast. Well, celebrated is a bit strong, rather I marked it.
The Daily Larb isn’t a show I did a whole pile of shouting about. In fact, I did very little marketing for the show at all.
As such listenership numbers are low enough in the grander scheme of things.
It was an experiment. One that I started using my iPhone and an iOS app named Anchor.
In the Anchor app, there is a feature where users can stitch their 5-minute, or less, segments of audio into an episode.
If you choose, Anchor can then publish your episodes to iTunes, Google Play, Overcast and various social channels on your behalf.
So I gave it a burst just for the craic, and although those early episodes were probably not the best structurally, I decided to keep it going and see where it went.
So yesterday after a couple months recording audio on the fly, the
---
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sunday-letters/message
Get full access to The Sunday Letters Journal at sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe