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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2026 · 1H 9M

#50 - 50 Crusts deep and still hungry

from What Do You Do For A Crust · host Edward Whyte

The conversation delves into the birth of the 'What Do You Do For A Crust' podcast, the challenges and opportunities in podcast funding, the pros and cons of podcasting, key attributes and learning in the podcast industry, pathways and learning involved in the podcast industry, growth opportunities and future plans, expanding the podcast format, inspiration for starting the podcast, career changes and success, and the approach to minimal research and organic interviews. The conversation explores the organic nature of the podcast, focusing on creating authentic and flexible conversations with guests. It delves into the challenges of hosting and interviewing, including the need for rapport-building and the impact of the podcast on career decisions.Chapters00:00 The Birth of What Do You Do For A Crust07:32 Pathways and Learning in the Podcast Industry13:00 Inspiration for Starting the Podcast26:16 Career Changes and Success32:00 Minimal Research and Organic Interviews46:13 Challenges of Hosting and Interviewing59:18 Impacting Career Decisions

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