41: Ceiling of Effort, with Marco Arment & Casey Liss

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Marco Arment and Casey Liss are hugely successful podcasters on The Accidental Tech Podcast , but they've got an itch to create videos and have started to upload more to their YouTube channels. We talk about getting started in a new medium, the gear that matters and what it takes to be interesting on camera. Special Guests: Casey Liss and Marco Arment. Sponsored By: Kronaby : Timeless watch design with smart features like notifications, music controls and automatic time zones. The Camera Store : The best camera store in Canada Links: Casey's YouTube channel Marco's YouTube channel Accidental Tech Podcast: 302: Paint This Square — The photo workflow conversation Accidental Tech Podcast: 300: First of All, It's Easy — The YouTube conversation

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