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Who are podcasts really made for? And what are we trying to accomplish with ours?
In today’s episode we explore the idea of podcasts and podcasting. Who we thought podcasts were made for, and why we have since changed that view.
We also talk about some of our favorite podcasts, and break down what the catalyst for starting our podcast was.
We got a feeling you’ll enjoy this one! And let us know on our “Ordinary Opinion” Instagram page some of your favorite podcasts too, and what you’d love hearing us talk about.
Some of our favorites:
“Revisionist History” by Malcolm Gladwell
“No Chaser” with Timothy DeLaGhetto
“American Suburb” by KQED
“Asian Not Asian” with Fumo Abe and Mic Nguyen
“Moments with Melissa” by Melissa
“Bill Simmons podcast” by Bill
Simmons
“All the Smoke” with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson
“ChooseFi” by The Unstuck Network
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By Danny Diego Maurice
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In today’s episode we explore the idea of podcasts and podcasting. Who we thought podcasts were made for, and why we have since changed that view.
We also talk about some of our favorite podcasts, and break down what the catalyst for starting our podcast was.
We got a feeling you’ll enjoy this one! And let us know on our “Ordinary Opinion” Instagram page some of your favorite podcasts too, and what you’d love hearing us talk about.
Some of our favorites:
“Revisionist History” by Malcolm Gladwell
“No Chaser” with Timothy DeLaGhetto
“American Suburb” by KQED
“Asian Not Asian” with Fumo Abe and Mic Nguyen
“Moments with Melissa” by Melissa
“Bill Simmons podcast” by Bill
Simmons
“All the Smoke” with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson
“ChooseFi” by The Unstuck Network