“The Open Podcast Podcast”, a weekly show about the Podcast Ecosystem and our attempt to build an open source analytics platform for podcast hosts. We believe that the Podcast ecosystem needs to remain open. Contrary to what some proprietary platforms believe, we think people value freedom and open standards. We believe that Podcast hosts can grow an audience without locking people in or being dependent on the big players. In this podcast we talk about ideas on how to make the podcast ecosystem more open and how we actively contributing to it by working on our project "Open Podcast"
https://redcircle.com/shows/open-podcast
episode 18: #18: Beyond Feedback
How did you like this episode?nice ???? <> ???? meh Podcasting can be a solitary pursuit, and it can be challenging for podcasters to get feedback from their listeners. We talk about ways to change that. Some podcasters like the German Doppelgänger Podcast have turned to social media or community platforms like Discord to interact with their audience and gather feedback. They have even suggested using chapter markers or time stamps in their podcasts to allow listeners to leave comments or feedback on specific sections of the episode, similar to the way that Soundcloud allows users to annotate music with comments. Another idea that has been proposed is the creation of a social graph of podcast guests, where listeners could follow and comment on the "public life" of guests who have appeared on multiple podcasts and TV interviews. We comment on all of these ideas and share our own perspective. This is the sequel to episode 16, where we talked about our simple upvote/downvote mechanism. In this episode we go deeper and look at alternative feedback mechanisms and community building that goes beyond feedback.
Hosts
Feedback
Credits
The theme music is U.S. Army Blues - Kelly’s Number and is licensed under Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.
Ignore from here on, it is just a test:
- ???? up ???? down
- up down
- ???? (icon only)