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Episode 270: YOLO Guy

Podcasting 2.0 September 11th 2026 Episode 270 - "YOLO Guy Dave waves the whitflag on agentic coding and podcasting beneifts!  01 - 😂 THE PODCAST RIG ATE ITSELF — AND IS NOW RUNNING OMARCHY Sunday 6 Sep: "My Umbrel docker containers did not survive the OS upgrade from Ubuntu 20 to 24 on my podcast rig. This is why I never upgrade anything. I still have some Ubuntu 12 and 18 servers running." — a sentence that should be on a T-shirt at Podcast Movement. Tuesday, the diagnosis, and he takes it on the chin: "It was a v1 to v2 docker compose transition issue. It was very much my fault for not RTFM before doing do-release-upgrade." Plus: "doing 2 upgrades back to back to get from LTS 20 to 24." To @ericpp, same day, the two-line eulogy: "It's incredibly borked." → "I'm closing the channel you have open to me because I'm going to have to wipe this box." — note that the lightning channel was collateral damage. That matters for §02. Thursday 10 Sep, the rebuild: "Omarchy on the podcast rig now. Let's see how this goes." and then, shortly after, "Podping gossip watcher up and running on it." The genuine question underneath: the podcast rig runs podping's gossip watcher. What is actually load-bearing on that box, and should anything that the wider ecosystem depends on be sitting on a machine you're willing to wipe on a Tuesday? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 - 🤖 THE ANTHROPIC ADVENT CALENDAR @js to you directly, 11 Sep: "@adam it's like an advent calendar until the IPO — behind today's door is..." and then the Anthropic threat-intelligence report. Anthropic — Detecting and countering misuse (11 Sep PDF) The line JS pulled out: "These actors carried out a sustained effort to develop guided weapons, using Claude to design guidance software. They did test-fire a guided rocket. This field test appears to have failed: within hours, the ac[tors]..." And the prediction, two days earlier: "can you _imagine_ what stunts anthropic has planned for around the IPO timeline in a few months? gonna be great." The board-meeting angle: every one of these reports is simultaneously a safety disclosure and a capability advertisement. Publishing "our model was used to design a guided rocket" is a warning and a brochure at the same time — and the IPO is in a few months. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - 🔥 STEP ONE OF THE SCARY STUFF — THE NEW 'PODCASTS' IDENTITY TABLE The lead, and it's Dave's. Wednesday 3 Sep: "#api The new `podcasts` table is now being written to by default on all new incoming feeds and the conflict queue is being populated for merge decisions. This is step 1 of the scary stuff. Let's hope nothing catches fire." @dave — the podcasts table goes live (3 Sep) Thursday 4 Sep, step one lands: "#api All feed ingestion paths now use the new 'podcasts' identity table. Spent the morning cleaning up a lot of old error log debris I've been neglecting for years so I can have clean logs for the next step." 😄 And the same morning he broke it and immediately confessed: "#api I would like to pretend (by silence) that I didn't break feed ingestion this morning for about 20 minutes by forgetting to update the env files on the aggregator servers. But, I'm sure @js will produce s[creenshots]..." — Dave knows exactly who is watching. Tuesday 9 Sep, the number of the week: "#api Refactored the weekly database dump script since it was getting slower and slower and was very old. Re-running the new one now to test. I'm anticipating 4 hour run instead of 28 hours." — twenty-eight hours to four. That is the dump the whole developer community pulls from. Podcast Index — public datasets ⭐ The board questions, and they are the show: 1. What IS the identity table — in plain language, for an app developer? If a feed changes URL, changes host, or gets duplicated, what does the new table let the Index say that it couldn't say before? 2. The conflict queue is "being populated for merge decisions" — who makes those decisions, and is it automatic or does a human rule on it? Because merging two podcasts that are actually one podcast is exactly the kind of call that goes wrong loudly. 3. You said step one. What is step two, and is that the part where something does catch fire? 4. Twenty-eight hours to four on the dump — what changed, and does that mean the public dataset can now ship more often than weekly? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 09/11/2026 14:34:15 by Freedom Controller

Sep 11, 2026

1h 33m

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Episode 269: Verbal Pollution

Podcasting 2.0 August 28th 2026 Episode 269 - "Verbal Pollution" Shownotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - DATABASE SURGERY WEEK — AND THE THIRD EMERGENCY OF THE MONTH The lead, and it's Dave's: Saturday 22 Aug — "#api I'm in the middle of a big refactor with the Podcast Index database schema. If I do my job right, nobody will notice it. But, the side effect will be an overall huge increase in the consistency of the data (duplicates, url change lag, etc)." @dave — the big schema refactor (22 Aug) Wednesday night: "Podcast Index database surgery will begin in the morning." Thursday: "Step 1. Expect a brief api outage. It should last just a few minutes." — then "Done" — then "#api Adding a very large table index..." — and finally, Thursday evening: "Finished. Butt is intact." (6 favourites. The board's favourite status update of the month.) What Adam should ask: what actually changed under the hood, what does "consistency" buy an app developer in practice, and is there anything a host or an app should do differently now that duplicates and url-change lag are being cleaned up? 🔥 The other half of the week — the third emergency. Tuesday 25 Aug: "#api Linode emergency maintenance on our db host. API is down." Then: "No update as of yet. Just hard down." Then the line that is really the story: "This is the third 'emergency maintenance' event that has affected us this month. Getting kind of old." And, dryly: "I guess a reboot every few years isn't too much to ask." @dave — Linode emergency maintenance, API is down (25 Aug) Board question: three unplanned outages in one month on the host that carries the Index. Is it time to talk publicly about where the database lives, and what the fallback is? The Index is infrastructure now — other people's products go down when it does. Podping shipped twice. v0.13.0 across gossip writer, watcher and monitor — "a dynamic memory cap to address the Iroh bug" (that is last week's memory leak, now capped). Then v0.14.0 the same day — "cpu architecture in the mesh announcement messages to make determining what hardware a node is running on easier." Monitor updated too: ppmonitor.podcastindex.org. @dave — podping v0.13.0, dynamic memory cap for the Iroh bug Podping monitor Podcast Index API docs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - 📌 PODCASTING'S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY: HUMAN SPEECH Your PREP note, verbatim: "For PC2.0 - Podcasting's Golden opportunity! Human speech!" — filed against a piece on how to spot AI writing. Can you learn how to detect AI writing? Here are some clues The argument: text is now cheap to fake, images are cheap to fake, and as of this year so is a voice. What is not cheap to fake is a specific human, speaking unscripted, for three hours, with a transcript and a signature chain attached. Podcasting is the only medium that ships that by default — and the namespace already carries the provenance parts. 🔥 Evidence from this week, and it is stacked: 1. Apple Music is about to start labelling. @js: "more than a third of the music Apple receives monthly is '100% AI' + usage — presumably what other humanoids would call 'listening' — of AI music on Apple Music is below 0.5%. = yes they are going to have to do something about it, starting with labelling." Read that ratio again: a third of the supply, half a percent of the demand. Billboard — Apple Music to label AI-generated music 2. Nobody can hear the difference in podcasting either. @jaybrunet, 22 Aug: "I listened to a voice clone podcast last night ('Stark Reflections') and it was surprisingly more concise and easier to follow than his previous episodes that tend to meander off in too many directions. If he hadn't said it was ElevenLabs, I wouldn't have cared or noticed the difference." 3. The scale of the flood, measured. Marco Arment said Overcast transcribes about 30,000 hours of audio per day. @js checked it against his own index: "taking a look at my 'all new episodes published' internal db for last month, the world published at least 1.4m hours of new mp3 episodes for the month, or about 46k hours a day... so if your 30k hours are unduplicated then you have excellent coverage — the long tail is very long and, these days, full of generated audio." @js — 1.4m hours of new mp3 in July, full of generated audio 4. The shame is gone. Stanley Druckenmiller, on his WSJ op-ed: "I'm not embarrassed by it... I write everything using AI now for the same reason I use a calculator when I do math problems. I don't know why this is relevant. My name is on the piece. It's my message." Notus — Druckenmiller's WSJ op-ed 5. And somebody is already building the counter-stack. Japanese publishers' Originator Profile: "OP uses cryptographic digital signature technology to create tamper-proof credentials for websites. Each ID card confirms who published the content, whether professional organizations vouch for that publisher, and information about the publisher's editorial and ethical standards." — that is a person tag with a signature on it. Nieman Lab — Japanese publishers and Originator Profile ⭐ The namespace question this asks: we have person (who), location (where), transcript (what was said, word-level, timestamped). That is three quarters of a provenance stack that no AI feed can forge cheaply. Do we need a fourth — a signed claim of human origin — or is the honest move the opposite: an AI-disclosure tag, because the liars won't use either one and the honest shows will? The V4V angle: if a third of the supply is synthetic and gets half a percent of the listening, then attention is already voting for humans. Value-for-value is the only monetisation model that pays for that directly — you cannot boost a bot you don't believe in. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - THE LOCATION TAG, WEEK TWO — IT IS INSIDE PRODUCTS NOW Last week we watched a dataset become a globe in 48 hours. This week the apps shipped it. Podhome, this morning: "New feature: Add a location to your show and to your episodes, and modern podcast apps can put your podcast on the map. You can also see your show on @alberto's fantastic radar.rss.io." — note show AND episode level, which is exactly the gap James flagged on the globe. @podhome — location on shows and episodes (28 Aug) Podhome location docs 😊 The demand was already there — @rgblack316, 26 Aug: "@podhome I was just about to send you a feature request to add the Location tag and logged in this morning to find it already there. 😁" TrueFans shipped search off it — @samsethi, this morning: "New location search for discovery based on @alberto radar now added to TrueFans. truefans.fm/search/" TrueFans location search 😏 And @silas had it first and said nothing — 22 Aug: "Listening to the episode and hearing them talk about radar. I have had a map thing showing podcast locations for actually like two months. Both on web and on mobile. Not yet on tv. Would be cool if I were happy with it and not still a perfectionist. I'm in the car and I actually pulled over to write this." ...and he already solved the flaw everyone else is about to hit: "I ran into that shitty browser location thing and I solved it by, on the web version, just not giving you a search near me button. Only on the phone app because that is guaranteed to have gps and an actual location — not just wherever the heck a desktop computer seemingly randomly guesses where it might be located." @silas — two months of a podcast location map The granularity problem, now with the definitive example — James Cridland on PNWR this week: "You can put a building in there, a business in there, you can put everything from the state of Queensland to Brisbane City Post Office. If you do a podcast with a pastor — as you know, somebody who used to be on MTV with big hair does — then don't just put the city where you are, put..." (← that is you and Pastor Jimmy, on air, in Australia.) ⭐ Sam Sethi's line, and it is the best summary of the project anyone gave this week: "What we're beginning to see is all the hard work from the people in the podcast 2.0 community is beginning to bear fruit now, because I see them as building blocks. The person tag, the location tag, the transcript. All of these were fundamental building blocks that now you can start to build services around, which is what we've been waiting for. And of course, the lag was waiting for the data to be filled in once the tags were available." Board question: the globe is channel-level. Podhome now writes episode-level. Does Radar (and the dataset behind it) pick up item-level locations next — and does the Index want a recommended granularity in the spec, so we stop getting podcasts located in an area 2.6x the size of Texas? radar.rss.io — the globe Podcast Index — public datasets ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - THE PERSON TAG GETS AN ENDPOINT Dave, 22 Aug: "#api The new episodes by person endpoint: /api/1.0/episodes/byperson?q=James+Cridland&max=5. It reports directly what the [item] level [person] tags dictate." @dave — the episodes/byperson endpoint (22 Aug) James wired it into Pod News, and said so on this week's PNWR: "a very simple, possibly too simple, but a very simple person tag search, which is now integrated into the Pod News website. The first time I integrated it I didn't do it very well, but it's much better now, because I've actually followed the spec." 😄 And he name-dropped you on purpose: "if you're listening to Adam Curry — let's just say Adam Curry, just so that his AI bot gets him to listen to this bit — you can click the search next to Adam Curry and it will query the podcast index person endpoint and find all the other shows Adam Curry has been marked down as a person on." (Confirmed: the bot got you to this bit.) The drawback he found: "there is more than one person in the world called Dave Jones" — no disambiguation. A person tag is a string, not an identity. Dave's own proposed fix, 25 Aug: "I think adding a toggle to the person search to switch it from extracted text to person tag only would be good. Then, on the person-tag-only option, there would be a way to filter for certain attributes like the href, image, etc." — the href IS the disambiguator. Wikidata/website URL as identity. @dave — toggle for person-tag-only plus attribute filters Sam Sethi, on PNWR, gently claiming priority: "We've included this as a feature for two years, it's called My Podcast Work... If the item level supersedes the channel, and in podcast:person there is a guest tag, then if we pick up that you are a guest we'll label that as a guest rather than the host." 🎯 Board bait, straight from James on PNWR: "I would have expected Dave Jones to have done an MCP directly with the Podcast Index by now. And who knows, maybe even to have stuck that behind some form of a paywall. Given that Dave is working so much with AI tools in his day job these days, I would imagine he'll be pretty good at making it all work. So I'm kind of surprised why they haven't done that yet." — Dave, answer that one on air. Related, same week: @csb on WebMCP — "an emerging browser standard that lets a website explicitly declare its features as structured, callable tools for AI agents. Instead of forcing an AI agent to guess page layouts, read complex DOM trees, or parse scripts." — the question underneath both: does an open index expose itself to agents, or does it get scraped anyway? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - 🔥 V4V FAILED ON OUR OWN SHOW — THE ALBY / KEYSEND MESS The post of the week, and it is a gut-punch. @csb, Friday morning: "@dave @adam bros, I tried, oh I tried, to send you $15.10 via bitcoin lightning but 4 splits failing including the main one, please fix it as it's embarrassing: if podcasting 2.0 value for value system fails for the main podcast of the podcasting 2.0 movement then it will fail for non-celebrity podcasters too, looky:" @csb — 4 splits failing including the main one (28 Aug) Dave, same morning, and he does not dodge it: "Ugh. I opened a new public channel yesterday with LNServer and our AlbyHub says it's offline. Idk why. I guess I'll have to open another one. [sigh]" Then: "I did test yesterday and it was working. Looks like it went offline overnight." Then: "New channel is opening now and the other one just came back online." And, at 11:39: "Ok, both public channels are online now." @dave — our AlbyHub says it's offline (28 Aug) @dave — both public channels are online now 🔥 But this is not a one-morning outage — it is the third independent report of the same class of failure this week, and the other two are older: 1. @algrid, 25 Aug — the specific technical finding: "I recently did some V4V testing and noticed that [email protected] receives bolt11 payments successfully, but keysend payments to it fail. You probably should check your channels configuration there or remove the getalby.com/.well-known/keysend/podcastindex data to disable keysend completely if Alby allows that." @algrid — bolt11 works, keysend fails (25 Aug) 2. @ChadF, 22 Aug — found it independently from the app side: "I also don't think the PI Alby address in the feed accepts keysend and is causing failures every time I send a boost in boostmebitch.com. Which is strange since every other Alby address is fine. I do the well known lookup and do keysend if it's available for Alby addresses." @ChadF — PI Alby address and keysend failures (22 Aug) 3. @podcastguru, 21 Aug — the monitoring gap, stated plainly: "Looks like our Albyhub was down for a month and I had no idea. 😫 Had to update the hub, re-open channels, I assume payments still worked. Just kind of annoyed how the hub can go offline and we don't get any type of notification." @podcastguru — our Albyhub was down for a month (21 Aug) ⭐ The board question, and it is the show: we run a podping monitor that tells the world when notifications stop. We run an API status nobody has to guess at. We do not monitor our own money endpoint. Should the Index publish a V4V health check — a small bot that sends itself one sat an hour to every address in the value block and screams when one fails? Every app developer in the community would use it. The channel side of the story: @ericpp opened a channel to the Index this week — Dave: "03011dfdeeb31113db15620fbc0bc102f23e7d09f952b60615642ae2107e7db594 is the public key." Then the LNServer dance: "It says I can only have either all public or all private channels so I guess I'll have to close our existing one first." → "the new public LNServer channel is open now with 2,000,000 sat capacity." → and this morning, after it went dark: "Well, at least we know why it's cheap now. Lol" @dave — well, at least we know why it's cheap now (28 Aug) 💡 And the standing idea this all feeds — @ChadF on your single-QR ask: "Adam mentioned having a single QR for boosts but that requires something like The Split Box that StevenB made. Easy if you run a node as a backend, but then you're taking a user's payments, splitting it and sending the split payments out, which is in the money transmitter area so I'm not touching it." His alternative: "when we update the [value] tag we add an entry for a single lightning address then apps like mine can offer a QR option and just make an invoice for that one address. That removes splits but it's no different than having a PayPal donation to a single account." @ChadF — the single-lightning-address idea in the value tag Namespace question that falls straight out of it: does the value block want an optional fallback address — one that an app can use for a QR, and that a sender can retry against when the split fails? Today, when a split fails, the money simply does not arrive and nobody is told. Last Modified 08/28/2026 14:25:49 by Freedom Controller

Aug 28, 2026

1h 31m

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Episode 268: Dead Hanging Safari

Podcasting 2.0 August 21st 2026 Episode 268 - "Dead Hanging Safari" It's always DNS or CORS - and how your right brain is gating bad robots Show Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - THE LOCATION TAG — SPEC TO DATASET TO GLOBE IN 48 HOURS The lead, and it's yours: Wednesday afternoon Dave posted — "There is a new locations data set on the public datasets page... The db tables are still back-filling since I updated the db and aggregators to support the new &lt;podcast:location&gt; tag format. After a couple of days it should be mostly complete." He cc'd @james, @alberto, @js and then @DavidMarzalC. That cc list is the whole story — within 48 hours all four had done something with it. @dave — the locations dataset post (20 Aug) The shipping trail: web-ui PR #608, "add locations export to public data sets," branch <code>public_datasets</code> → merged to master the same afternoon. This is the first public dataset built on the new location tag format rather than the old one. Then somebody built the map. By Friday morning Alberto had radar.rss.io/#globe up — a spinning globe of podcasts made in or about places on earth, drawn from the free dataset, most entries carrying full OpenStreetMap references. James put it in front of the OpenStreetMap community directly: "One for excellent people using @openstreetmap." James's review, and the two asks: "This is so cool. Really shows the power of the location tag. The globe — would be nice to add filters to that (made in vs about). Or maybe just colour the dots differently? The next trick would be some OSM lookups on the IDs to work out what the places are." 🔥 The flaw he found, and it's a good one: "One drawback is that some people have chosen 'Queensland' as a location, which is 2.6x larger than Texas." — the granularity problem in one line. A location tag is only as useful as the smallest box someone is willing to put themselves in. Dave, on seeing it — and he is in Birmingham, Alabama: "Wow, this is incredible. I already see a podcast from Birmingham that I didn't know was based here." ❤️ ❤️ Dave, Friday: "It's beautiful. I can see this data powering so many cool app and platform features." @dave — Wow, this is incredible / Birmingham (20 Aug) @dave — It's beautiful (21 Aug) The bug found by using it: @alberto and @james noticed the <code>rel</code> property missing from the export. Dave: "That column is in there but I had to add it. I bet I left it out when I copied over the episode level response build code." Then: "I found the issue. I had made the change but not deployed the new export script to production. The 'rel' property should be in there now." Also confirmed: channel-level only in that dataset, not episode-level. @dave — that column is in there but I had to add it @dave — channel level only / rel now deployed 😂 Community request of the week — @ChadF: "we need someone to add the FEMA regions to this so I can add FEMA region 3 to my podcast location." (Board: FEMA Region 6 is already broadcasting from the Heart of the Texas Hill Country.) @ChadF — add the FEMA regions Board questions: does made in vs about want to be two tags or one tag with a rel? Do we want a recommended granularity (city, not state)? And is an OSM ID lookup something the Index should do once, centrally, so every app doesn't do it badly? Podcast Index — public datasets radar.rss.io — the globe web-ui PR #608 — add locations export to public data sets James on Mastodon — one for the OpenStreetMap people ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - DAVE'S WORLD — THE MEMORY LEAK, THE REFACTOR, AND A WEBKIT WIN Podping / Iroh is eating RAM since DHT came out. @suorcd and @alecksgates reported it; @ericpp confirmed on a Raspberry Pi 4: "It's strange because it works fine for about a day and then ramps up the memory usage hard." Dave: "Previously it was v0.97. Maybe there was a memory use regression when I removed DHT/DTT. There were memory problems before that. I'll investigate." @dave — memory use regression when I removed DHT/DTT @ericpp — same on a Raspberry Pi 4 @dave — might have been an Iroh reload The target, stated: "1 gig should be way more than I want it to need. I'd love it to run on less than 500 MB of ram. I'm in the middle of a PI pretty big refactor. Let me finish that up and I'll do this next on the list. Feel free to explore things yourself though if you are so inclined." @dave — 1 gig should be way more than I want it to need And the suspect: "I'm positive it's QUIC. I just don't know why." — with Dave asking what debugging would actually trace it. Board: this is last week's "DHT is out and podping is go" meeting its first bill. @dave — I'm positive it's QUIC 🏆 The WebKit fix landed. Dave, Friday: "It's merged!" — a WebKit bug where a CORS preflight hangs forever if the server answers OPTIONS with valid Access-Control-Allow-* headers but a body that never terminates. WebKit was gating the preflight on the body finishing; Chrome and Firefox conclude it from the headers. So this was a Safari-only hang: fetch() never settles, bytes stream and get discarded until the page gives up. Fixed by concluding the preflight from status + headers as soon as they arrive. (Reported against bug 320657, reviewed by Youenn Fablet.) @dave — It's merged! Why it matters here: every browser-based podcast app and every web player that talks to an API cross-origin was one badly-behaved OPTIONS response away from hanging in Safari, with no error to show for it. Worth asking Dave what he was building when he hit it. Dave on the supply-chain attacks: "These supply chain attacks are going to bite vibe coders hard. I'm sure agents are installing packages like crazy all the time behind the scenes without any visibility from the user." @dave — supply chain attacks and vibe coders And the one-liner: Dave, over a screenshot — "Does this seem like a system you would let do your taxes?" @dave — would you let this system do your taxes? WebKit commit — CORS preflight hang, merged WebKit bug 320657 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - SPURLOCK'S DESK 😂 The callback to last week's show. @js on YouTube's own skip button: "youtube nearly always gives me a 'was this helpful?' dialog when I hit the skip ahead button. I don't usually give product feedback, but I make it a point to answer this one every single time: 5 out of 5 stars ★★★★★." — We spent all of 267 on Spotify's Skip Ahead. Google has been asking permission for theirs. @js — 5 out of 5 stars, every single time Google ordered to stop making side-loading hard. Judge Donato ruled Google added unnecessary "anticompetitive friction" and ordered it rectified — easier downloads of alternative Android app stores. Directly relevant to anyone shipping a podcast app outside Play. @js — Donato on anticompetitive friction Google is buying Spirit Airlines' data. "The data on the block includes Spirit Airlines' employee emails, Microsoft Teams messages, spreadsheets, and calendars, as well as marketing, productivity, and operations data. Google plans to use the data for product development and training its AI models." A bankrupt company's internal comms are now a training-set asset. @js — Spirit Airlines data for AI training The AI-host business, described without embarrassment (NYT): at Inception AI, "Everyone paused to admire Lila Walker, a new knitting- and craft-focused persona... who had a chunky wool sweater, long, wavy tresses of red hair... 'Man, I'm crushing on her,' [the] chief production officer said." (See also §05 — that company has just rebranded.) @js — Lila Walker and the crushing-on-her quote MrBeast as a product of the metric — Kevin Munger: "his videos do not have any point except to maximize viewership... He is a creator without creative vision, and is in fact better understood as a creation of audience feedback filtered through the YouTube Apparatus." Pairs with §03. @js — a creation of audience feedback The AI-authorship dodge (Nature): "What I reject is the leap from 'AI wrote the sentences' to 'the expertise and thought leadership behind them must also be artificial'." @js's response is the better take: "the 'I-am-a-fraud'-inducing moment for him was not in fact doing it, but getting caught by the nice editor. Why so defensive? Why aren't you proud of it? Don't bury it in a footnote, make Claude first author." @js — the Nature piece @js — make Claude first author Dave Winer, on agents in production: "So I have no idea how useful these things could be if it destroys stuff in deployed projects with real users. FeedLand was down for over an hour, and stressed me out no end. Really fucked up." @js — FeedLand was down for over an hour Apple, per Spurlock: beta 5 and 6 still "slamming features into beta... not in fixes-removals-only mode yet." And on the new design language: "I feel like Apple has really jumped the shark — this 'new design' is not winning any medals." Also spotted: <code>AppManagedFeatures</code>, possibly the groundwork for restricting leased devices after missed payments. @js — more churn than I expected (beta 5) @js — Apple has jumped the shark @js — AppManagedFeatures Cursed news item of the week: "LinkedIn Has Accidentally Become a Dating Site — Despite Its No-Romance Rules." @js — LinkedIn has accidentally become a dating site Ars Technica — Google ordered to make alternative Android app stores easier Reuters — court delays hearing on Google's purchase of Spirit Airlines data NYT — AI podcasts, fashion, pop avatars Kevin Munger — We Need to Talk Nature — AI wrote the sentences Scripting News — Winer on an agent taking FeedLand down ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 08/21/2026 14:26:27 by Freedom Controller

Aug 21, 2026

1h 29m

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Episode 267: Chocolove

Podcasting 2.0 August 14th 2026 Episode 267 - "Chocolove" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - THE SPOTIFY "SKIP AHEAD" BUTTON — THE BIG ONE What it is: Spotify is testing a button that appears on the playback screen the moment it thinks you'd want to skip — an intro, a sponsorship message, or an entire ad break. It is bigger than everything else on screen. One tap drops you at the end of the break, back in the show. Premium subscribers only, selected markets including US and UK, and only when the app is in the foreground. Who broke it: James Cridland at Pod News, 4 August 2026 — an exclusive. Spotify never announced it. Semafor and most of the trade press picked it up afterwards; Cridland noted on air this week that some of them ran it without credit. The number that makes it different from a skip button: Cridland's arithmetic — skipping a typical ad break by hand is nine presses of the 15-second button, plus a correction tap when you overshoot. Skip Ahead is one. "Some people have said, oh, but you've been able to skip for years and this is no different. But a button that only appears when it's stuff that Spotify thinks you should be skipping is a start." It skips other people's money: the button fires on third-party ads — Acast, Odyssey, the New York Times — and on ads inside Spotify's own shows. It even skipped Search Engine's read for its own paid tier, PJ Vogt pitching Incognito Mode. One half of Spotify sells advertisers reach; the other half hands listeners a button to leave. Spotify's answer, and the trapdoor in it: Spotify told Cridland it is "not affecting ad delivery." True only if delivery means to the device. Cridland: "If ad delivery is to the listener's ear, which is actually what people are paying for..." — the download still counts, the ad still gets billed, the human never hears it. Spotify's other defence: the button merely shows where other listeners already skip. Cridland: "I'm not entirely sold on that, but if that's what Spotify say, I mean they wouldn't lie." 🔥 THE LINE FOR THE BOARDROOM — read the terms of service: "What's to stop them from going, you know what, people are using that skip ahead button, why don't we just turn that on automatically? I went to have a look at the terms and conditions of Spotify. There is nothing to stop them from doing that. Nothing at all. And let's be clear, that would destroy the ad-supported ecosystem that podcasting is." Why the scale makes it existential: Spotify is 72% of all podcast downloads in the Philippines, 47% in Mexico, about a third in Australia, 75%+ in some markets. ~300 million paying subscribers plus 500 million free. Cridland on the smaller ad-strippers: "Podtastic will never be that big... they're not going to materially harm the podcast industry. This is." And it sets the precedent — if Spotify does it, every other app can say the same. The YouTube comparison, and why it fails: YouTube also lets you skip some sponsor reads — but YouTube pays creators to be there. Spotify pays nothing for an RSS show to be on Spotify. Same behaviour, opposite deal. Board question (Adam): if the ad is baked into the file and the file is fully downloaded, who exactly is the injured party — and is that an argument for the download metric or the final proof it's worthless? Timing, for the cynics: Spotify's Q2 report credited "favorable podcast impacts" with pushing its profit margin to an all-time high — in the same window it built a button to strip other people's ads. Pod News — Spotify threatens industry with ad-skipping tool Semafor — Spotify's new 'skip' button could end the podcast business as we know it Forbes — Spotify tests ad-skip button that could upend podcast advertising Gizmodo — very cool for listeners, not for podcast businesspeople Digital Music News — Spotify appears to be testing a 'Skip Ahead' button ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Make the Funding Tag Buttom Prevelant! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - THE DEAFENING SILENCE — WHO ACTUALLY PUT THEIR HEAD UP Cridland's charge, this week: "I find it fascinating, although not altogether unsurprising, that so many people who rely on podcast advertising for a living have sat on their hands and said bugger all on this." His read on why: nobody wants to go on the naughty step with Spotify or Apple and lose promotion. Acast — Greg Glenday, given only after a week's thought (he declined to comment for the original story): "We do have some creators on the Acast platform who are not happy about this, and we will support them completely as they evaluate any recourse. Acast is working privately with Spotify to understand if we could have collaborated more on the rollout or positioning." Cridland's read: a hand-slap for not consulting partners, not a condemnation. Adopter Media — Glenn Rubinstein calls it "fundamentally wrong." One of the very few naming it plainly. Ben Richardson — interviewed on PNWR, sat squarely on the fence, neither for nor against. 👀 Watch this space: Cridland said on air this week he is publishing another story next week — "because I've discovered even more." There is a second shoe. Cridland on Spotify's character: "I would hope that Spotify respects the creators. All of the history of that company suggests that they don't." And on the replies he got: "the responses I've got from Spotify seem to show just a total misunderstanding of how the podcast industry works, which is more concerning to be honest." The endgame he sketches: "The advertisers will notice when the ads don't work as well as they used to. And if the ads stop working, the advertisers will walk away. And we will have no opportunity to bring them back — they'll say, we've tried podcasting and it doesn't work for us anymore." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - THE APPS THAT GOT THERE FIRST — AD-STRIPPING AS A CATEGORY The framing worth having: this is not one rogue app. In the space of about three weeks there are at least half a dozen shipping products whose entire pitch is removing the ads. Spotify didn't invent the behaviour — it industrialised it. 🥇 PODTASTIC — the one Pod News covered (22 July 2026). Publisher: Freewheel Group Ltd. $2.99/month billed annually ($34.99/yr), or $9.99 monthly, 14-day trial. None of it goes to creators; up to 30% goes to Apple or Google. It "automatically skips past the interruptions other listeners skip" — crowd-sourced from aggregated listener behaviour rather than transcription. Plus AI summaries. 🥷 Podtastic's real trick — it is nearly unblockable: the app downloads the MP3 straight to the phone and identifies itself in server logs as a web browser (Safari v604.1). To block it you'd have to block every web browser. The developer deliberately never mentions ad-skipping in the store listing and never names specific podcasts. Same developer previously ran PodcastAdBlock, which stripped ads and sold ad-free versions — shut down May 2026. 🆕 CASTRIA — the one Adam is thinking of, and it's FREE. iOS, iPad, Android, plus an installable web app, one account syncing across all of them. It transcribes the episode and pinpoints every ad, sponsor read and commercial break — including host-read ads, which crowd-sourcing misses — and skips them hands-free. One tap to switch it off or keep a sponsor you actually want. Ships AI summaries, searchable transcripts, tap-to-jump topics. 🎯 Castria's defence is the interesting part — they've pre-argued your side: "Does this hurt podcast creators? No. Castria downloads the complete episode straight from the publisher using your phone, so it registers as a genuine download and the ad impressions count just as the creator intended — we never re-host or alter the file." That is the download metric being used as a moral alibi. If the number is all anyone measures, stripping the ads is victimless by definition. Same trapdoor as Spotify's "we're not affecting ad delivery." Also in the wild: ZeroAds (zeroads.ai) — "remove ads from any podcast, keep your app"; AdSkipPro; PurerPodcasts. There is now a comparison-shopping blog post ranking podcast apps by ad-skip quality. Neil Vellio's voicemail to PNWR, which is the whole argument in ten seconds: "You can measure an ad to the end of its days, and it's still going to be an ad that someone's gonna pay to get shot of. Fix why people are paying to skip the ads, and half your measurement problem evaporates." And on the AMP Accords putting Spotify and YouTube on the committee: "a bit like inviting the two biggest meatheads to the anti-bullying committee." Pod News — Another app promises to cut out the ads (Podtastic) Castria Podtastic ZeroAds ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - DAVE'S WORLD — PODPING v0.12.0, AND THE ONE-LINER OF THE WEEK 🎯 DAVE'S POST ON THIS EXACT STORY (7 Aug), the line to open with: "I look at what AMP wants podcast app developers to do in support of advertisers. Then I look at what podcast app developers are actually doing with advert skipping. One of those will win out. And it isn't the one that requires tons of first-party data collection/reporting and the taking on of privacy liabilities." #podping v0.12.0 shipped (7 Aug) — writer, watcher and monitor, source and docker. DHT is gone: bootstrap peer discovery now uses the 5 stable, never-changing podping.cloud writer IDs as a pre-seeded list. Dave, 3 Aug: "It adds nothing but redundancy and bugs to the code." The ask to the audience: "Existing watcher nodes will need to upgrade to v0.12.0 for long-term stability. I see hardly anyone has upgraded past v0.9.0. Upgrading is super easy now that everything is on docker hub." — make him say this on air; it's a direct call to action. Iroh v0.97 → v1.0.3 across all podping.cloud servers (v0.11.0, 2 Aug). Multi-arch docker in progress from @suorcd; @DavidMarzalC testing on a Pi. Dave on a reported memory leak: QUIC connections historically eat memory per connection, so self-monitoring recycle code exists — "and build with --release, it makes a huge impact." He'll fire up an Iroh relay once the code settles. 💰 The server-memory bit — good boardroom filler (13 Aug): "I just priced 128 gigs of ECC server memory from HPE. It's over $6,000." Then the correction: they don't sell a 128GB kit anymore, so it's two 64GB kits at $6k each — $12,000 for 128 gigs, as much as the entire base server itself. Dave on the modern tech stack (12 Aug), replying to Marco Arment: "It's every corner of the modern technology corporate world. All the digital business processes are broken. Even the simplest things that used to be handled in 20 minutes can take days or weeks. All the beauty of modern tech interop gets stomped on by massive corporate greed, incompetence and inefficiency. When you make mountains of profit even while your shit is broken it's hard to get anyone to care." Also, flatly: "AI customer support chat bots are infuriatingly bad." 🤖 Gell-Mann amnesia, with a screenshot (7 Aug): "Gemini says Overcast supports video. Just your daily reminder to not believe what AI says without verification." OpenJDK bans AI-generated contributions — "Contributions in the OpenJDK Community must not include content generated, in part or in full, by large language models, diffusion models, or similar deep-learning systems." Dave: "This coming from Oracle, who has bet their entire future on generative AI." His theory: Oracle's fear of copyrighted code surfacing in Java keeps the policy alive for years. Spurlock counters it reads as "interim" — "not no, but not yet." Dave: "Not yet can last a very long time." Housekeeping: no board meeting on 7 Aug — Adam was out of town for the JCD memorial. Dead feeds are blocked naturally by the UNIQUE key on the url column of 'newsfeeds' — once marked dead it takes a new feed URL to get back in. And Mike Dell is speaking at Podcast Movement NYC: "Podcasting 2.0 — Why it's not Fringe anymore!" Off-topic but very Dave (9 Aug), Wendell Berry: "Science can function as religion only by making two unscientific claims: that it will eventually know everything, and that it will eventually solve all human problems." @dave — AMP vs. what app developers are actually doing @dave — podping v0.12.0 ships, upgrade your watchers @dave — Gemini says Overcast supports video Last Modified 08/14/2026 14:30:57 by Freedom Controller

Aug 14, 2026

1h 35m

200

Episode 266: Research Velocity

Podcasting 2.0 July 24th 2026 Episode 266 - "Research Velocity" Show Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📌 FROM PREP.md — Adam's PC20 items Pod News — podcast app revenue (source for 'cut the apps into the money') Pod News — the ad-skipping player Board Q (Adam): "If you go to another chapter, is that a new play?" — for the AMP play=30s definition. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - DAVE'S WORLD: THE ALTERNATE ENCLOSURE FINALLY GETS PICKED UP + HLS-IN-RSS SURGE Take the lap: Podbean and Buzzsprout are now testing/supporting the alternate enclosure — letting other apps (Pocket Casts, Amazon Music, iHeart, TrueFans) reach the video/alt versions instead of everything vanishing into the Apple-only void. Lead the boardroom with the namespace win. HLS video in RSS is accelerating: @js — "the rate of podcast hosts publishing high-quality video in podcast feeds using HLS has gone up quite a bit, thanks mostly to Transistor and Flightcast." The open path is winning adoption; watch it live. Namespace repo status: attribution bylines merged for the block and alternate enclosure tags (PRs #772/#773). Quiet week on commits — the plumbing is holding. Dave in the wild: on the LLM-vs-tags thread — "A 'weight' is just a form of heuristic. Regression is literally built into the LLM at a fundamental level. Re-weighting a model will always regress other weights." (Continues the on-device-AI vs authored-tags fight from 265.) Also: Hover auto-renews domains 2 days out — @genebean's alert script gets a Dave thumbs-up. HLS-in-RSS tracker (livewire) Dave Winer — distributable is not distributed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BM - FROM THE TIMELINE — podcastindex.social this week (JS & Dave) @js: "the rate of podcast hosts publishing high-quality video in podcast feeds using HLS has gone up quite a bit — thanks mostly to Transistor and Flightcast." (tracker: hls.livewire.io) @js: "Waves of new podcast listeners may exist, but they aren't downloading episodes via RSS, no matter how many podcast apps are being vibe-coded." @js shared Castro's "Podcast apps: a framework for dying" — his read: "well thought-out, but a bit too pessimistic imo — the next few years are going to be interesting." (Steven B: "anyone interested in the PC2.0 namespace read and consider this.") @js on Patreon's "painful update" (Conte, layoffs): "I'd love to know what change Patreon's operational market has undergone in the last six months." @js on the scraping wars: a court ruled aggregated search data (URLs, snippets, index facts) are "publicly accessible facts," not copyrightable — relevant to index/crawler rights. @js (amplifying Dave Winer): "Threads and Bluesky are not distributed. Distributable is not the same as being distributed." @dave: "A 'weight' is just a form of heuristic. Regression is literally built into the LLM at a fundamental level… one slider." — the on-device-abstraction vs authored-tags thread, continued from 265. @dave, namespace repo: merged the block-tag + alternate-enclosure attribution PRs (mid-May); no new commits this week — the action is in adoption, not spec. @csb → @dave @adam: "bros, I've just sent you $15.55 via bitcoin gram and amazingly only one split failed" — boosts still flow on-network (counter to 'streaming sats is over'). @mgdell (Mike Dell): "21 years of podcasting: the thing I don't want us to lose." Mike Dell — 21 years of podcasting Castro — Podcast apps: a framework for dying ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - "WHAT IS A PODCAST?" — THE AMP ACCORDS PUT A FORMAL DEFINITION ON IT The AMP Accords landed this week (Oxford Road's Dan Granger + Giles Martin), a year-long, commercial-end-of-the-industry group defining what a podcast IS, what a "play" is, and building exposure/attribution standards to replace the download. Note: the definition still names open RSS feeds. The formal definition: "an on-demand show rooted in the spoken word and fully intelligible as audio… accessed as audio or video via open RSS feeds and other distribution methods." The commercial world catching up to what this room has said for years. The play = 30 consecutive seconds (audio OR video); Spotify already adopting it, YouTube ~same ballpark. No time-window qualifier yet. Downloads called "a faith-based metric" (Tom Webster). "Amen," says James. It's in the air everywhere: Mike Dell (@mgdell) — "21 years of podcasting: the thing I don't want us to lose." And @js flagged Castro's @dabluck must-read "Podcast apps: a framework for dying" (@StevenB: "anyone interested in the PC2.0 namespace should read it") — @js pushes back: too pessimistic, "the next few years are going to be interesting." Mike Dell — 21 years of podcasting Castro — Podcast apps: a framework for dying ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - QUIPS / TRANSITIONS / LINK DUMP ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 07/24/2026 14:52:27 by Freedom Controller

Jul 24, 2026

1h 33m

199

Episode 265: Jihobbyist

Podcasting 2.0 July 17th 2026 Episode 265 - "Jihobbyist" Slop or Not! Lightning or Frightening! Adam and Dave go deep with the Boardroom after a 2 week break ShowNotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - PODPING GOSSIP-WRITER → PRODUCTION + INDEX PLUMBING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - THE OPEN INDEX TURNS UP INSIDE AN AI SCRAPER (SUNO) @js flagged it: a hack at Suno reveals the AI music generator used PodcastIndex to do its targeting — "with the help of an online tool called PodcastIndex, Suno identified 420,000 different podcasts that had at least five 30-minute episodes and sought to download roughly 1 million hours of podcasts." Board question: the Index exists to be "free, for any use" — and here "any use" is an AI company bulk-harvesting a million hours to train on. Is that the deal working as designed, or does anything change? A live test of the open-index ethos. Ties straight to the on-device/namespace fight below and to the spam/AI-slop lane — the same extraction pressure from three directions. Hack reveals Suno scraped via PodcastIndex (404 Media) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - ON-DEVICE AI vs NAMESPACE TAGS — "DIDN'T YOU INVENT THE NAMESPACE?" Your own post set it off: Adam — Apple in talks to run a startup's compressed AI models on-device (PrisMML) — "More fodder for on-device features vs new tags." The core board fight of the week. 🎧 CLIPS TO PLAY — a 3-part PNWR sequence (Cridland and Sethi discussing your position; your own SOT is NOT in their show, so play + respond): 1. The jab (44.5s): recap of the Car Curious "podcast annotations" (≈ Apple timed links) debate — Nathan Gathright: LLM-from-transcript data stays the purview of players, not publishers; Sam Sethi: "Adam Curry also came in… he sees LLMs as the way for on-device abstraction of data rather than tags. And I'm like — didn't you come up with the namespace?" File: 01 - Cridland Sethi - Adam annotations, didnt you invent the namespace - PNWR.mp3 2. Sethi's thesis (55s): his actual position — fine, copy Apple, let LLMs do transcripts as a FALLBACK "if you can't be bothered," but if a creator wants to put real data in the feed, respect what the creator wants FIRST. "An LLM is a fancy autocomplete system… I'd much rather the creator is given the opportunity to do something good first." The publisher-vs-LLM argument, self-contained. File: 02 - Sethi - an LLM is a fancy autocomplete, creator first - PNWR.mp3 3. The Spurlock correction (36s): Sam apologizes for mischaracterizing @js — "I don't think we should leave it up to LLMs at all… but in practice it's going to be the app crawlers that mark shows up using hard work and drive for differentiation, not the publishers themselves." It might not be an AI LLM, but someone still has to mark the metadata up. File: 03 - Sethi - Spurlock correction, app crawlers not publishers - PNWR.mp3 Ammo for your side: @manton — his daughter's voicemail "Hi dad, this isn't an emergency" was transcribed by Apple as "this is an emergency." Player-side LLM inference is lossy; publisher-authored tags are authoritative. The case for the namespace in one anecdote. Cultural backdrop (@js, Atlantic "The End of Reading"): a postliterate generation that treats reading the source as "arbitrarily withholding information" — if the phone abstracts everything for you, who ever touches the feed? Apple + on-device AI compression (CNBC) The End of Reading Is Here (Atlantic) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - FUNDING NAMESPACE: STREAMING SATS COLLAPSE → APPLE CASH IN podcast:funding? Streaming sats fell off a cliff: PNWR — Sam Sethi says boosts/streaming sats are "down to pretty well zero" in July: only TrueFans and one from Podcast Guru, NOTHING from Fountain. "Streaming sats is going away quite fast now… a real shame." A direct V4V gut-check for the room. They're quoting you: James Cridland cites "Adam Curry is talking about splitting the funding from the advertiser with the app or host developers" — app devs are otherwise "cut out of the entire economic chain." Your funding-split idea is now on the record on their show. 🎧 CLIPS TO PLAY — PNWR V4V audio (hosts discussing V4V; your SOT is not in their show, so play + respond): 1. Streaming sats collapse (47s): Sam Sethi — boosts/streaming sats "down to pretty well zero" in July; only TrueFans + one Podcast Guru, nothing from Fountain. "Going away quite fast now… a real shame. TrueFans is the place keeping it alive." File: 04 - Sethi - streaming sats down to near zero, TrueFans keeping it alive - PNWR.mp3 2. V4V economics (80s): James — app developers "weirdly cut off from the entire economic chain"; Sam cites your fix: "Adam Curry is talking about splitting the funding from the advertiser with the app or host developers… the ecosystem needs to have a way." File: 05 - Cridland Sethi - app devs cut out of the money chain, Adam funding-split - PNWR.mp3 Dave's concrete move: "Is an 'Apple Cash' request just a specially formatted IRI of some sort? I'm wondering if there's some way to do an open-ended AC request and plug that into the podcast:funding tag." A fiat on-ramp in the namespace as boosts fade — real board business. Quip that fits here: Adam — "Try depositing $10k cash into someone else's bank account. They will surround you with armed guards within minutes." The banking-rails friction V4V was built to route around. ADAM'S THOUGHTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - CONTENT HIJACKING + AI-SLOP: SOL GOOD NETWORK AND THE SPAM-COP LANE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - MEASUREMENT: AMP'S "WHAT IS A PODCAST" PAPER DROPS NEXT THURSDAY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Jul 17, 2026

1h 41m

198

Episode 264: Podcast Plebicide

Podcasting 2.0 June 19th 2026 Episode 264 - "Podcast Plebicide" ShowNotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Justin Jackson's post: We Have A Communication Problem ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - PODPING.ALPHA STABLE + INDEX / PV-ALPHA HYGIENE Milestone: Dave — "I think we can safely say that podping.alpha is stable now. It's been many weeks of 100% uptime." Lead the boardroom with the win. PV-alpha 500s: @mitch + Dave debugging the "get a list of feeds that have updates over the last X" endpoint throwing 500s; @mitch adding a delay between paginated requests in case it's a too-many-requests block. Feed de-listing puzzle: Dave to @ChadF — a feed marked dead with no spam flag; aggregators de-listing it for some other reason. Open question. Iroh 1.0 — Dave flagged it: "Dialing keys instead of IP addresses." p2p networking, boardroom catnip — worth a riff with Dave. Discussion: also surface your own snags — Sovereignfeeds webhook "Unknown Error sending to Server" and ladder.podcastindex.org appearing down (to @StevenB / Dave). Iroh 1.0 Release ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - SPAM + AI-SLOP — TOWARD A "SPAM-COP SCORE" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - MEASUREMENT: AMP'S 30-SECOND "PLAY," ROUND TWO AMP defined a "play" as 30 seconds; Spotify immediately adopted it. You and Dave already called 30s "bullshit" last week — push total listen time + percent-completed as the real metrics. The walkback: AMP's original press release said "30 seconds of content played… once per user per session" — and quietly DELETED "once per user per session," leaving a woolier definition. James flagged it on-page with the HTML5 del tag. YouTube is in AMP: Google confirmed YouTube "has been participating in the AMP-led conversations" — implies YouTube uses a 30s play. Apple's stance still unknown. RSS.com test (Alberto): moving the DOWNLOAD threshold 60s to 30s changed totals by ~1% — negligible. So 30s for both plays and downloads is just simpler. The HLS gotcha: playing 10s of an HLS video podcast still downloads ~60-72s, so server logs can't tell real play — only player-side instrumentation (Spotify, future Apple) can. James: it's all too "cloak and dagger." Watch July: AMP's implementation doc is due July and the group is light on technical people — needs to be real technical work, "not a sales press release." Understanding podcast stats (PodNews) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - BEYOND CPM — INDIE + MISSION-DRIVEN ECONOMICS Losh Moodaley ("Beyond CPM"): the indie middle class (5k-25k downloads = only ~1-1.5% of all podcasts) can't survive on CPMs. Roadmap: audience-as-economy, sell exclusivity not inventory, scale outcomes not audiences, "owners of trust, not renters of attention." Pure V4V-adjacent framing — Sam Sethi tied it straight to TrueFans activity-based value (a share or comment is value, not just dollars) and "creator portals." Easy on-ramp to your worldview. Vox Topica (Richard Fall): full-stack agency for nonprofits/mission-driven orgs — speaks engagement/reach/"depth of message," not downloads. Nonprofits resist AI voices (authenticity) but use AI for scripts/cleanup/show notes; now recommends video to ALL clients. Beyond CPM: Surviving the New Measurement Era (PodNews Daily) Vox Topica ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - NUMBERS + MONEY MOVES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - AI BUBBLE / EDGE COMPUTE — DATACENTER WATER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - CROSS-STORY: COMMODORE FLIP-PHONE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - QUIPS / TRANSITIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                   Last Modified 06/19/2026 14:30:08 by Freedom Controller

Jun 19, 2026

1h 27m

197

Episode 263: Chat is Dead

Podcasting 2.0 June 12th 2026 Episode 263 - "Chat is Dead" ShowNotes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DG Editor - Building an idiot proof recording system for Bridge Church ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00 - THE USER-AGENT WAR — SPOOF vs. SIGN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - THE PODCAST DATA COLLECTIVE (PCDC) — and Pod News reacts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - MEASUREMENT RECKONING — AMP's 30-SECOND "PLAY" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - PODCAST STANDARDS PROJECT vs 2.0 — and Index hygiene ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - APPLE WWDC — VIDEO PODCASTS EVERYWHERE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - AI BUBBLE — FINANCIAL ENGINEERING + LOCAL/EDGE COMPUTE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - INDUSTRY — AD-SKIPPING, AI LIABILITY, GROWTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 06/12/2026 14:21:15 by Freedom Controller  

Jun 12, 2026

1h 29m

196

Episode 262: Podcleanse

Podcasting 2.0 June 5th 2026 Episode 262 - "Podcleanse" Dave and Adam are joined by John Spurlock and throw a big idea into the boardroom: The Podcast Data Collective Shownotes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John Spurlock - Guest The man behind op3.dev and Livewire.io - From the Great State of New Jersey! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - THE IMPRESSION HEIST — AMP TASK FORCE RATIFIES 4 EXPOSURE DEFINITIONS, NO DISSENTING VOTES Podnews press release Jun 4: AMP Task Force Introduces Cross-Platform Alternative to the Podcast "Download" — "unified impression guidance for audio and video, advancing impression-based measurement as the medium's primary transaction currency." Four exposure definitions ratified. JS Jun 4 quote: "the AMP Task Force ratified a new framework with four exposure definitions, with no dissenting votes." Podcast Play: 30 seconds of content played, audio or video, once per user per session. Podcast Audience: The number of unique users who had a Podcast Play. Ad Impression: A commercial begins playing for the user. Ad Audience: The number of users exposed to an Ad Impression. They wanted to 'hasten the demand' Backstory: AMP first emerged May 29 (Podnews) — same day PC20-261 aired — "to confront podcasting's measurement dilemma." @dave reaction Jun 4 16:12: "RE: [Podnews AMP story] More secretive, back room podcast 'industry' nonsense." PNWR Jun 5 confirms the cabal-composition critique — James and Sam open the show debating AMP. James: "they also want to define what an impression is" + "we don't have a definition of podcast." Sam: "I don't think podcasting is [defined], we can measure consumption." PNWR catches the gaps [0:09:00-0:09:30]: "Spotify yes, Acast no, Art19 missing… Apple is already doing that. Apple is already being cut [out]." Same observation @dave made — who's in the room and who isn't. @js replies @dave on AMP Jun 4: "@dave Dave there were no dissenting votes" — Mastodon-thread confirmation that JS + Dave are on the same page about the consensus-by-cabal red flag. Discussion: V4V counter-thesis — No Agenda is value-for-value (no impressions, no exposures). Open standards vs industry cabals. PNWR is independent-podcaster-aligned; AMP is platform-aligned. Podnews AMP Jun 4 press release Podnews AMP origin May 29 @dave Jun 4 reaction post JS Jun 4 quote post PNWR this week (Pod News Weekly Review) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - THE OPEN COUNTERPART — PODCAST INDEX ISSUE #775 (PNWR + @DAVE BOTH ON IT) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - THE WHY BEHIND IMPRESSIONS — "THE FIRST FOUR AND A HALF MINUTES" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - THE PODCASTING 2.0 DATA COLLECTIVE — THE OPEN ANSWER TO AMP The Podcasting 2.0 Data Collective — the open, V4V-aligned answer to the AMP cabal. Not a consortium with ratified definitions and trade-press releases. A collective of open tools and honest sentinels: OP3 for analytics, Podverse + newpodcasts.net for corpus data, Podcast Index for the namespace, Issue #775 for client identification done right. Matthew 5:6 (KJV): "Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled." The verse that frames the work. Open data, transparent measurement, value-for-value — righteousness in podcast governance. Those who hunger for it are the ones who'll be filled. The AMP cabal trades righteousness for an ad-tech seat at the table; the Data Collective just keeps the lights on. THE CHARTER — Adam's working document, June 5 2026 We hold more power than we give ourselves credit for. Definition of a Podcast: Syndicated delivery of media files with precise consumption data for all stakeholders. What we brought in (the Podcasting 2.0 namespace contributions): Transcripts Chapters Funding (V4V) Person Location …etc. Statistical relevance: Advertising is based on percentages. Collectively we have about 10% of all apps — statistically enough to be relevant. Godcaster app tracing proves we can measure important metrics. Data to aggregate and display: Follows Plays per episode Completion rate by time Strategy: Become the authoritative source by publishing open stats Monetize We will not be loved initially by the industry, because we will have the truth. Advertisers will love us though, as will Podcasters. Monetization: Data subscriptions Resellers (DJL) Ad Networks Podcasters themselves (consideration) Podcast Index has built the trust needed to house this data. We already have a data exchange relationship with the apps. op3.dev is critical in this equation to offset the old system for correlation. OP3 full podcast support landed this week [PNWR 1:53:00-1:54:30] — OP3.dev now has full episode-level + show-level analytics support for podcasts. Spec work also moving on private feeds (insecure feeds spec). Direct relevance to V4V infrastructure. @dave → @james Jun 5 11:50: "Do you have the daily lists that show up on newpodcasts.net available anywhere as a download? I'd love the full, historical list of feed urls that have appeared there if possible." Open-data request — corpus curation theme. @dave → @mitch May 30: "Would you be able to send me a flat list of all the feed urls in Podverse which have more than X number of subscribers/followers? Let's say more than 5?" Podverse data request — corpus quality. Anchor FM RSS restoration request — Fri 11:01 email to NA inbox (Lusso Lets). Listener can't retrieve feed data from Podcast Index. Adjacent infra beat — the unsung user-facing pain of corpus indexing. Discussion: corpus curation as a steady-state job (Dave's sentinel work) vs measurement standards (the AMP cabal) — which one keeps the ecosystem honest? The Data Collective doesn't ratify, it just shows up to maintain. Hunger and thirst. They shall be filled. OP3.dev — open podcast analytics ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - CAPTIVATE LAUNCHES DAX US — THE IMPRESSION ECONOMY IRL ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - BBC GOES ALL-IN ON CROSSED WIRES YEAR 3 — IPLAYER DEAL + "EDINBURGH OF PODCASTING" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - STREAMING CONSOLIDATION — YOUTUBE MUSIC + TUBI + NETFLIX ALL WANT "PODCAST" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 - SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY — VS CODE DELAYS, PHP FOUNDATION, SLSA LEVEL 3 IS NOT ENOUGH ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 - AI BUBBLE PC20-FLAVOR — TOTO CHUCKS, MOTHER COMPUTERS, "NO 'I', ONLY MATH" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 - QUIPS / TRANSITIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified 06/05/2026 14:38:09 by Freedom Controller

Jun 5, 2026

1h 51m

195

Episode 261: Podhemian Grove

Podcasting 2.0 May 29th 2026 Episode 261 - "Podhemian Grove" Podcasting 2.0 May 29th 2026 Episode 261 - "Podhemian Grove" Mike Dell joined the board room to help Adam and Dave with the solution to the Secret Pdcast Group's Problems. Download the mp3 Podcast Feed PodcastIndex.org Preservepodcasting.com Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure Show Notes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - ALLIANCE FOR MEASUREMENT IN PODCASTING — Podnews press release this morning: Alliance for Measurement in Podcasting (AMP) launches. Industry consortium for podcast measurement standards. Dave reblog with snark (May 29): "They want better app metrics for their ad-tech but the only 'app' in their council is Spotify. 😆 There's a right way to do this IMO, but this is not it." Discussion: measurement standards written by/for ad-tech — what would Dave's "right way" look like? Podcast Index neutrality vs industry-coalition co-opting. Podnews AMP press release Dave's reblog ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - SPOTIFY INVESTOR DAY — CREATOR MEMBERSHIPS (PATREON KILLER) + CLIPS + AGENTIC AI ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - BIPOC PODCAST CREATORS CLOSES — DEI FUNDING COLLAPSE → COMMUNITY ORG OFFLINE BIPOC Podcast Creators (American podcast org for Black/Indigenous/People of Color creators) closes. PNWR interviews the co-founders 00:27:00 → 00:43:00. Co-founder reflection: "the beginning of our podcast careers… feeling really…" DEI funding pulled by new government (00:31:30): "we started to see a decline in the investment." Direct call to platforms (00:36:00): "What is Spotify going to do? What is Apple, you…" Legacy framing (00:39:00, 00:40:30): "You two created the first and the largest…" / "We made a mark in the history of this industry." Discussion: DEI-funding-collapse → community-org-closure pattern. Platforms' responsibility to creator communities they don't host. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - DAVE'S PACKAGE-MANAGER-SUPPLY-CHAIN-ATTACKS RIFF — "OSS WEAPONIZED BY AI" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - LEO EMBRACES PODCASTING 2.0 — MAGIC CHAPTERS FOR CLUB TWIT MEMBERS Drebscott observation May 28: Leo has finally embraced Podcasting 2.0 — added podcast: tags to TWiT shows. Paid Club TWiT members get chapters and don't get the funding tag. Paid Members get podcast:chapters; others get free podcast:funding. Dave (May 28 multiple posts): "I noticed it too. It makes me feel valued as a TWiT club subscriber. Having chapters makes my WW and SN listening so much more enjoyable. I'm very thankful for it." Dave: "I wanted to use magic chapters in my Castamatic but my iPhone 13 doesn't support the needed APIs. And, like you, I was pleasantly surprised when one day they showed up!" Nathan working on podcast:image support for Podlink — asking for feed examples that already support it (May 28). Discussion: differentiated namespace use by membership tier — clever segmentation. Compare to Spotify Creator Memberships (above) — Leo's RSS-native paywall vs Spotify's on-platform paywall. Drebscott observation Nathan podcast:image ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - RSS-AS-BLOG + <sopml:origin> + THREADED CONVERSATIONS IN RSS — DAVE + @FAHRNI THREAD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - JS SPURLOCK SPOTLIGHT — FLIGHTCAST H.265 + SIGNED-HLS PUSHBACK ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 - POD ROLL ATLAS + /DATASETS — STATUS CHECK FROM PC20-260 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 - TRUEFANS RSS PAYMENT METADATA BUGS (JS NAMESPACE QC) JS Spurlock to @samsethi May 16: truefans RSS payment metadata has field-naming bugs. Flagged against PR #734. Bug list: "podcast" should be "feed_title"; missing required "split" + "timestamp" fields; "episode_guid" should be "item_guid"; "episode" should be "item_title"; "url" is not defined. 30-sec namespace-discipline beat — payment metadata correctness matters because boostagram split routing breaks silently when fields are mis-named. PR #734 (truefans payment metadata) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 - PREMIUM RSS / SHARE-EQUALITY + HLS APPLE COMING IN (PNWR TAIL) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Last Modified 05/29/2026 14:09:19 by Freedom Controller

May 29, 2026

1h 26m

194

Episode 260: Tennessee Trickshot

Podcasting 2.0 May 15th 2026 Episode 260 - "Tennessee Trickshot" Podcasting 2.0 May 15th 2026 Episode 260 - "Tennessee Trickshot" Adam & Dave Predict The Winter. That's all you need to know! Download the mp3 Synopsis Podcast Feed PodcastIndex.org Preservepodcasting.com Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure ShowNotes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - NGINX Rift: Achieving NGINX Remote Code Execution via an 18-Year-Old Vulnerability ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - ROB GREENLEE'S LLM-GHOSTWRITTEN "FRINGE REGRET" RETRACTION (folder: 06 Rob-Greenlee-Fringe) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - The DGX Spark Donated by RSS.com Aesus DB10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - POD ROLL ATLAS @ atlas.rss.io — DAVE'S /datasets PAGE SHIPS, ALBERTO BUILDS THE POSTER CHILD (folder: 02 Pod-Roll-Atlas) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - DAVE'S SPAM CLASSIFIER SHIPPING WEEK + THE "AISTEN"/"RAPIDLU" BOT WAR (folder: 08 Dave-Spam-Bot-War) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - AI SLOP LANDS ON SPOTIFY MEGAPHONE WITH ZERO DISCLOSURE (folder: 04 AI-Slop-Megaphone) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - JOHN ENNIS "HEAVEN AND EARTH" — THE RALPH-WIGGUM LOOP THESIS ON LLMs + DAVE'S CODING-AGENT CONFESSIONAL (folder: 05 Ennis-Heaven-Earth) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 - HLS VIDEO TIPPING POINT — AMAZON MUSIC + SPOTIFY MEGAPHONE BOTH JOIN APPLE'S HLS IN A SINGLE WEEK (folder: 07 HLS-Video-Tipping-Point) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09 - UP NEXT — HOLGER KRUPP'S MIT-LICENSED SERVERLESS iOS PODCAST APP (folder: 03 Up-Next-App) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources Last Modified 05/15/2026 14:35:52 by Freedom Controller  

May 15, 2026

1h 37m

193

Episode 259: SlopJacked

Podcasting 2.0 May 1st 2026 Episode 259 - "SlopJacked" Dave ships first-party data at the app level - the new /upload/followcounts endpoint changes everything. Plus the podcast:contact; proposal, RSS.com's Alberto Betella on AI disclosure as enforcement substrate Download the mp3 Podcast Feed PodcastIndex.org Preservepodcasting.com Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure ShowNotes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bloomberg article we discussed about podslop, featuring the chicken guy from Alabama ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - DAVE SHIPS /upload/followcounts — FIRST-PARTY DATA AT THE APP LEVEL (folder: 01 Dave-Ships-Followcounts) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02 - <podcast:contact> NAMESPACE PROPOSAL (folder: 02 Contact-Namespace) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 03 - ALBERTO BETELLA (RSS.com CEO) — AI DISCLOSURE TAG AS ENFORCEMENT SUBSTRATE (folder: 03 Alberto-RSS-AI-Disclosure) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 04 - TUCSON DENTAL CARE SEO SPAM PODCAST CLEANUP (folder: 04 Tucson-Dental-SEO-Spam) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 05 - AI HARDWARE CRUNCH — $65 BILLION US POWER EQUIPMENT BOOM (folder: 05 AI-Hardware-Crunch) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 06 - ANTHROPIC + AI PRICING FOLLOW-UP (folder: 06 Anthropic-AI-Pricing) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07 - ROBLOX TANKS 18% ON CHILD SAFETY MEASURES (folder: 07 Roblox-Child-Safety) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08 - BOARDROOM NEWS BITES (folder: 08 Boardroom-News-Bites) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clip Sources Last Modified 05/01/2026 14:18:38 by Freedom Controller

May 1, 2026

1h 23m

192

Episode 258: Perceptron

Podcasting 2.0 April 24th 2026 Episode 258 - "Perceptron" Dave and Adam walk through the entire technical process of building an industry resource for auto-flagging spam and slop podcasts. It's a doozy! Shownotes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Booking Tag ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DeepSeek V4 Released — Open Source AI From China DeepSeek V4 released April 24 — two variants: V4-Pro (1.6T params) and V4-Flash (284B params, 13B active) Open-weight MIT license, 1 million token context window Trained on domestic Chinese chips (Huawei Ascend, Cambricon) — not Nvidia V4-Flash: $0.14/M input tokens — cheapest frontier-class model available White House OSTP accusing China of 'industrial-scale' distillation of US AI models Anthropic caught DeepSeek using 24,000 fake accounts and 16M exchanges to distill Claude Our own testing: DeepSeek V3.1 on Together.ai is 4-10x faster and half the cost of Llama 3.3 70B for production tasks CNBC: DeepSeek V4 Preview CNN: White House Accuses China Copying American AI ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anthropic Claude Code Pricing Drama Anthropic quietly removed Claude Code from $20/month Pro plan on April 21 Developer backlash immediate — reversed within hours Head of Growth: 'a test on 2% of new signups' — but page changes were global Internal data: heavy users cost Anthropic $60-$150/month on a $20 subscription GitHub also suspended flat-rate Copilot signups, removed Claude Opus from $10 tier The AI subscription model is structurally broken — WeWork/Uber playbook StartupFortune article Anthropic postmortem (April 23) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Voluntary Buyout — 7% of US Workforce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Topics for Today Podping / namespace updates? Feed cloning follow-up from 257 — any new developments? Sovereign Feeds update — feed editing experience Last Modified 04/24/2026 14:38:32 by Freedom Controller  

Apr 24, 2026

1h 39m

191

Episode 257: Slop Factory

Podcasting 2.0 April 17th 2026 Episode 257 - Slop Factory Show Notes CI/CD Prompt Injection — Claude Code, Gemini CLI Credential Theft ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fountain Flooding the API — 1.5 Million Hits in 24 Hours ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feed Cloning Epidemic — Spam Flavor of the Moment -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Apr 17, 2026

1h 32m

190

Episode 256: Master of Disaster

Podcasting 2.0 April 3rd 2026 Episode 256: "Master of Disaster"   ShowNotes Index API Under Bot Attack   "Lyra" bots destroying API. OpenClaw scrapers (creator hired by OpenAI). Steno.fm 500 req/min. Dave: "Now I'm just angry." @dave on Lyra bots @dave on reflypod/OpenClaw OpenClaw Drama ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Podping Alpha - Dave 6 Releases This Week v0.4.0-v0.4.5: swarm health metrics, peer announcements, gossip-listener hang fix. @suorcd contributing PRs. Podping alpha releases "Dave did SIX podping releases this week. At this rate, podping will be at version 47 by Christmas. Still in alpha." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buzzsprout Free Transcripts Free auto transcripts for paid plans. Speaker ID (unlike Apple). Chapters integration. Fanmail reply + voicemail. Podnews: Buzzsprout transcripts The Criddler on PC20 Complicated Community Transcript Format Debate - Deep Research ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOT - Podcast Portals Land Grab (Beehiiv, Speakeasy, Substack)   Three hosting launches in one week. Do ANY support namespace tags, V4V, or Podping? Beehiiv launches podcast hosting - no revenue cut, IAB analytics Speakeasy (Red Seat/Fox Corp) - invitation-only, Backtracks ad-tech @samsethi: "Podcast portals offering hosting as ancillary service" -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Apr 3, 2026

1h 31m

189

Episode 255: Snark Week

Podcasting 2.0 March 27th 2026 Episode 255: "Snark Week" Adam & Dave Are joined by Nathan Gathright to discuss his latest project and writing Nathan Gathright Pod.Link The Standards Innovation Paradox

Mar 27, 2026

1h 27m

188

Episode 254: Pop a TTermy!

Podcasting 2.0 March 20th 2026 Episode 254: "Pop a TTermy!" Adam & Dave discuss chapter formats, who controls the final creative output and we dodge The Criddler! ShowNotes We are LIT opencode currycaster rodecaster pipewire Booking code - Alex Sanfillipo - podmatch.com Transcript format reduction Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats   Last Modified 03/20/2026 14:16:52 by Freedom Controller  

Mar 20, 2026

1h 33m

187

Episode 253: Dirty Fix

Podcasting 2.0 March 13th 2026 Episode 253: "Dirty Fix" Adam & Dave are joined by Brendan from Podpage and they firs up the new podping gossip watcher ShowNotes We are LIT Brendan Mulligan - Podpage open-claw sucks Running the podping gossip listener Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 03/13/2026 14:20:09 by Freedom Controller  

Mar 13, 2026

1h 39m

186

Episode 252: Joy Robber

Podcasting 2.0 March 6th 2026 Episode 252: "Joy Robber" Adam & Dave say one man's slop is another man's pr0n. A discussion ensues ShowNotes We are LIT AI Tag - rss.com Apple Music launches AI transparency tags — but only if labels and distributors declare them Investigate deprecation and removal of XSLT [435623334] - Chromium Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 03/06/2026 14:19:19 by Freedom Controller  

Mar 6, 2026

1h 33m

185

Episode 251: Pod Snuggle

Podcasting 2.0 February 27th 2026 Episode 251: "Pod Snuggle" Adam & Dave Discuss the future of Broadcast vs Podcasting, Apple Video and a new PodPing Architecture ShowNotes We are LIT Podcast apps doing promos and previews Apple Video - Curse or Blessing for RSS? Podcasts Lead AM/FM in Spoken-Word Listening, Marking a First - Edison Research at SSRS GitHub - n0-computer/iroh-docs Chris LAS TWIB - NOT our decision! Builder matter Runway from James Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 02/27/2026 14:13:20 by Freedom Controller  

Feb 27, 2026

1h 27m

184

Episode 250: Dopaminergic

Podcasting 2.0 February 13th 2026 Episode 250: "Dopaminergic" Adam & Dave discuss the latest podcast index stats dashboard, slop identifier and cool new recording software The Only Boardroom that won't stop for slop I'm Adam Curry in the Heart of the Texas Hill Country And in Alabama- the man who is using AI to fight AI... Say hello to my Friend on the other End - Dave Jones! Download the mp3 Podcast Feed PodcastIndex.org Preservepodcasting.com Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure Positioning Boost Bait Boostagrams numerology Curiocaster social data ShowNotes We are LIT Podcast Index - New Feeds Report (Last 24 Hours) Playout System improved Clip-Dr Runway from James Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 02/13/2026 14:11:58 by Freedom Controller  

Feb 13, 2026

1h 34m

183

Episode 249: Put More Cheese On It!

Podcasting 2.0 January 30th 2026 Episode 249: "Put More Cheese On It!" Adam & Dave Try out the new Linux based podcast rig Needs work :-) ShowNotes We are LIT Vibe Coding the playout system for Rodecaster Rodecaster Pipewire config Rodecaster integration The Playout System Clawdbot PI-Monitor Congrats to Sam on closing his funding round Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 01/30/2026 13:54:57 by Freedom Controller  

Jan 30, 2026

1h 35m

182

Episode 248: Thingamajigger

Podcasting 2.0 January 23d 2026 Episode 248: "Thingamajigger" Adam & Dave talk re-decentralization, MCP's and Slop ShowNotes We are LIT Vibe Coding the playout system for Rodecaster Rodecaster integration The Playout System PI-Monitor Congrats to Sam on closing his funding round James' podcast comments Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats ast Modified 01/23/2026 14:11:02 by Freedom Controller  

Jan 23, 2026

1h 32m

181

Episode 247: Aggy5

Podcasting 2.0 January 9th 2026 Episode 247: "Aggy5" Adam & Dave Discuss the V4V model for the PodcastIndex and launch the brand new PI-Monitor app! ShowNotes We are LIT Video in the iHeartRadio app will use the power of open RSS V4V to Keep this running PSP 14 members $700/month The Road to Cairo Alt Enclosure Podcast Verified through PCI Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats t Modified 01/09/2026 14:09:41 by Freedom Controller  

Jan 9, 2026

1h 30m

180

Episode 246: Crap Trap

Podcasting 2.0 January 2nd 2026 Episode 246: "Crap Trap" Adam & Dave are joined by Mitch and Archie of Podverse fame ShowNotes We are LIT From The New Podverse Web Alpha and Podverse Legacy: Mitch and Archie! HLS for Audio Alt Enclosure Podcast Verified through PCI Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 01/02/2026 14:12:43 by Freedom Controller  

Jan 2, 2026

1h 26m

179

Episode 245: Grow Your Show!

Podcasting 2.0 December 19th 2025 Episode 245: "Grow Your Show!" Adam & Dave are joined by Alecks Gates to discuss our Podcast Discovery System ShowNotes We are LIT TTS What is a podcast and how do we identify it? Podcast Exclusive Naming Identity Service Recently added podcasts endpoint Alecks Gates Open Aggregator Alt Enclosure Video Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 12/19/2025 14:03:33 by Freedom Controller  

Dec 19, 2025

1h 26m

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Episode 244: Open Source Royalty

Podcasting 2.0 December 12th 2025 Episode 244: "Open Source Royalty" Adam & Dave Introduce a new awards show and dive deep into podcast idenity The Only Boardroom that does not require an entry fee I'm Adam Curry in the Heart of the Texas Hill Country And in Alabama- the man who has the code in his hand and built the land Say hello to my Friend on the other End - Dave Jones! Download the mp3 Podcast Feed PodcastIndex.org Preservepodcasting.com Check out the podcasting 2.0 apps and services newpodcastapps.com Support us with your Time Talent and Treasure Positioning Boost Bait Boostagrams numerology Curiocaster social data ShowNotes We are LIT Awards Show TTS Julius Distributor What is a podcast and how do we identify it? Open Aggregator Alt Enclosure Video Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 12/12/2025 14:29:53 by Freedom Controller  

Dec 12, 2025

1h 35m

177

Episode 243: Nuts & Logs

Podcasting 2.0 December 5th 2025 Episode 243: "Nuts & Logs" Adam & Dave poddy training, junie, major dev talk and more! ShowNotes We are LIT NYC? Alby Hub? AI stats analysis Alt Enclosure Video New aggregatory open build GitHub - Podcastindex-org/feedparser: The XML parser that converts saved podcast feeds into intermediary files for SQL ingestion. TTS Podcasts on OP3 Cloudflare Outage Decentralization Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 12/05/2025 14:32:55 by Freedom Controller  

Dec 5, 2025

1h 40m

176

Episode 242: Poddy Pop Up

Podcasting 2.0 November 21st 2025 Episode 242: "Poddy Pop Up" Adam & Dave Discuss how the Cloudflare outage affected podcasting and have solutions to the index synch problem ShowNotes We are LIT Alby-Hub spam issue Cloudflare Outage Decentralization RSS.com goes Hyper-Local! Feed re-directs Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats ast Modified 11/21/2025 14:30:08 by Freedom Controller  

Nov 21, 2025

1h 33m

175

Episode 241: RSS NutJobs

Podcasting 2.0 November 7th 2025 Episode 241: "RSS NutJobs" Adam & Dave Celebrate another namespace win and wallets that work! ShowNotes We are LIT This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats

Nov 7, 2025

1h 34m

174

Episode 240: Open Source = People!

Podcasting 2.0 October 31st 2025 Episode 240: "Open Source = People!" Adam & Dave are joined by ChadF - The Man of Many Wallets! ShowNotes We are LIT Azure YouTube offers voluntary buyouts as company reorganizes around AI The Man of Many Wallets - ChadF ipfspodcasting.net This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 10/31/2025 14:20:02 by Freedom Controller  

Oct 31, 2025

1h 39m

173

Episode 239: Fuzzing

Podcasting 2.0 October 24th 2025 Episode 239: "Fuzzing" Adam & Dave discuss sql stats (nerdy) why number doesn't need to go up and how to measure success ShowNotes We are LIT AWS ipfspodcasting.net ChadF breeze wallet demo Ark Labs launches Arkade public beta as Bitcoin native Layer 2 protocol Spark And Ark: A Look At Our Newest Bitcoin Layer Twos PWR PSP - Funding Podcastindex vs Namespace Complaining about the government Apple is still your daddy Publisher feed - Stations are NOT publishers This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 10/24/2025 14:23:51 by Freedom Controller    

Oct 24, 2025

1h 35m

172

Episode 238: Podherpes

Podcasting 2.0 October 17th 2025 Episode 238: "Podherpes" Adam & Dave are joined by Barry Luijbregts of Podhome.fm and The Podhome app ShowNotes We are LIT Barry Luijbregts - Podhome.fm and app! Spotify partners with Netflix for video podcast distribution deal Everything Is Television A theory of culture and attention Location latest from Index   This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 10/17/2025 14:26:08 by Freedom Controller  

Oct 17, 2025

1h 41m

171

Episode 237: FF-P-MEG

Podcasting 2.0 October 10th 2025 Episode 237: "FF-P-MEG" Adam & Dave are oined by Daniel J Lewis to talk about his hew SAASSY product: Podchapters ShowNotes We are LIT ffmpeg Daniel J Lewis Podchapters LNWallets Launching the x402 Foundation with Coinbase, and support for x402 transactions This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 10/10/2025 14:26:15 by Freedom Controller  

Oct 10, 2025

1h 37m

170

Episode 236: No Nancy Here

Podcasting 2.0 September 26th 2025 Episode 236: "No Nancy Here" Adam & Dave discuss AI tag, censorship and x402 as a Value4Value option ShowNotes We are LIT Security Modularizing AI Tagging Censorship Section 230 New programmable money Launching the x402 Foundation with Coinbase, and support for x402 transactions This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 09/26/2025 14:25:07 by Freedom Controller  

Sep 26, 2025

1h 33m

169

Episode 235: Rodecaster Disaster

Podcasting 2.0 September 19th 2025 Episode 235: "Rodecaster Disaster" Adam & Dave Try the new Rodecaster "Call Me' feature, simulcast in HSL Video Live and take you along for the ride! ShowNotes We are LIT When to stop coding? PWR: AI Slopcasts to Downloads - deadcasting Hate Speech FCC This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 09/19/2025 14:16:31 by Freedom Controller  

Sep 19, 2025

1h 09m

168

Episode 234: Slopcasting

Podcasting 2.0 September 12th 2025 Episode 234: "Slopcasting" Adam & Dave Talk Todd, AI Slop and Keysend - It's a humdinger! ShowNotes We are LIT Todd On Leaving | Sincerely, Null Apple Chapters Index Spam AI Slopcasts 1:57 PM SirBemrose The reason to keep these shows in the index is so that the AI models ingest them and collapse faster. This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 09/12/2025 14:18:23 by Freedom Controller  

Sep 12, 2025

1h 36m

167

Episode 233: Daniel J Lewis in a Can

Podcasting 2.0 September 5th 2025 Episode 233: "Daniel J Lewis in a Can" Adam & Dave discuss new apps, no tax on value4value and database storytime is back! ShowNotes We are LIT Aggregator gap Feed resets for edits Tax exemption for podcasters? Rebuilding Faith | Waking Up in the Wrong Tent (John 8:1-11) | Podcastindex.org Customer Success Managers Questions Changes in shownotes Spotify tags Telecast.ca PodChapters - Podcast Chapters with the power of AI Apple and Google Are So Back This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 09/05/2025 14:17:59 by Freedom Controller  

Sep 5, 2025

1h 33m

166

Episode 232: RF Bigot

Podcasting 2.0 August 29th 2025 Episode 232: "RF Bigot" Adam & Dave Discuss the Cracker Boom, LLM Podcast discovery and more! ShowNotes We are LIT Podhome app - Podcast Pulse HLS VIDEO etc Two Surprising Facts About Platform Consumption In 2025 - Sounds Profitable Riverside hosting -> Support is everything, not bandwidth TuneIn - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding LIT - Stations new Radio Format Hello Franklin RSS Feed What Will Apple Do? The Business Journals This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 08/29/2025 14:23:58 by Freedom Controller  

Aug 29, 2025

1h 33m

165

Episode 231: Keep Publishing!

Podcasting 2.0 August 22nd 2025 Episode 231: "Keep Publishing" Adam & Dave are joined by John Spurlock to discuss HLS, OP3, PSP and many more acronyms! ShowNotes We are LIT John Spurlock op3.dev HLS Podcast Radar HLS Costs - Google Sheets Standard Podcast Consumption (SPC) HLS VIDEO etc What Will Apple Do? This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 08/22/2025 14:18:27 by Freedom Controller  

Aug 22, 2025

1h 35m

164

Episode 230: Baking Polyfill

Podcasting 2.0 August 15th 2025 Episode 230: "Baking Polyfill" Adam & Dave Go deep on LIT ICY metadata, XSLT and Deaf Disco ShowNotes We are LIT Taylor Swift on a podcast! Batsignal ipv6 vs ipv4 Daniel J Lewis XSLT deprecation discussion DataBase Storytime was a hit! Signed up for PCM August 19th 1:30pm HLS Streaming: The Future of Video Podcasts in RSS FUNDING! Hosting Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 08/15/2025 14:33:51 by Freedom Controller  

Aug 15, 2025

1h 41m

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Episode 229: DataBase Story Time

Podcasting 2.0 August 8th 2025 Episode 229: "DataBase Story Time" Adam & Dave explore the concept of an RSS interlinked world and join a couple SQL tables ShowNotes We are LIT HLS - YouTube is not just video - it's a hijack of rss Create with RSS - GC app Riverside is a host - sucky stats Wondery Embassy Churches - Scarborough Syndication Local creation - phones! XSLT vs XML Age verification is good for podcasting Signed up for PCM August 19th 1:30pm HLS Streaming: The Future of Video Podcasts in RSS FUNDING! Hosting Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 08/08/2025 14:29:00 by Freedom Controller  

Aug 8, 2025

1h 34m

162

Episode 228: Tokenless

Podcasting 2.0 July 25th 2025 Episode 228: "Tokenless" Adam & Dave are back from their break and solve all the world's media problems with HLS and L402! ShowNotes We are LIT Freedom! Memo to self - water softener History Timeline | CPB Signed up for PCM August 19th 1:30pm Exclusive episodes on the RSS feed: · Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace · Discussion #726 · GitHub Freemium HLS Streaming: The Future of Video Podcasts in RSS FUNDING! Fountain pure V4V Fiat Hosting Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 07/25/2025 14:20:51 by Freedom Controller  

Jul 25, 2025

1h 38m

161

Episode 227: Gimme Root!

Podcasting 2.0 July 4th 2025 Episode 227: "Gimme Root!" Adam & Dave Celebrate Independence Day with deep talk about ATC PCM and IMAGES ShowNotes We are LIT Freedom! Customers Signed up for PCM August 19th 1:30pm HLS Streaming: The Future of Video Podcasts in RSS FUNDING! Fountain pure V4V Fiat IMAGES Tag Podcast Image Demo Hostig Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing NOSTR Metadata AI Opt-out tags for podcast Namespace? This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 07/04/2025 14:25:28 by Freedom Controller  

Jul 4, 2025

1h 33m

160

Episode 226: TechNeck

Podcasting 2.0 June 27th 2025 Episode 226: "TechNeck" Adam & Dave are joined by Rockie Thomas of Soundstack to talk LIT, Chat and Workin' Wood ShowNotes We are LIT Microsoft Officially Retires 'Blue Screen of Death' After 40 Years of Frowny Faces - CNET 20 years of podcasting - Apple Accelerated Idiocracy Rockie Thomas Chief Strategy Officer at Soundstack My favorite person I've ever had a meeting with that didn't result in business And the best name for any on-air position in radio or podcasting: -Jingle- Rockie Thomas! True Fans iOS app Hostig Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing NOSTR Metadata AI Opt-out tags for podcast Namespace? This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 06/27/2025 14:22:33 by Freedom Controller  

Jun 27, 2025

1h 37m

159

Episode 225: Snake Bite

Podcasting 2.0 June 20th 2025 Episode 225: "Snake Bite" Adam & Dave are joined by the PodDoc, Franco Solerio, developer of the Castamatic app ShowNotes We are LIT YouTube Isn’t Dominating Podcasting - Signal Hill Insights Franco Solerio He mends bodies and souls, he's the developer of The Castamatic app and the official PodDoc True Fans iOS app Spotify support Transcripts Hostig Companies - Funding, LIT , Podroll, PodPing NOSTR Metadata This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 06/20/2025 14:16:29 by Freedom Controller  

Jun 20, 2025

1h 32m

158

Episode 224: Fata Morgana

Podcasting 2.0 June 13th 2025 Episode 224: "Fata Morgana" Adam & Dave celebrate so much winning! ShowNotes We are LIT YouTube Isn’t Dominating Podcasting - Signal Hill Insights a majority – 61% – of podcast consumers use another platform other than YouTube most often No, podcasting IS the platform Spotify support Transcripts if you choose to provide your own transcript, you can also now distribute it to other listening platforms via RSS. You can head to Podcast Settings to enable this feature. This is just the start of our investment in more creator control over transcripts Link No marketing, no leadership, no evangelism, No PSP or website - It's the Published Content! The hosting companies are driving this by their own adoption FUNDING Next with LIT and PodPing $55 Billion YouTube GDP YouTube's 2024 impact report - YouTube Blog Link NOSTR Metadata This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 06/13/2025 14:44:43 by Freedom Controller  

Jun 13, 2025

1h 30m

157

Episode 223: Messy Desks

Podcasting 2.0 June 6th 2025 Episode 223: "Messy Desks" Adam & Dave Talk HLS Video pro's and con's and attribution of all things namespace ShowNotes We are LIT nostr metadata HLS & Video Aggregator Problems This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV Lightning LN payments are the future of payment rails ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 06/06/2025 15:04:18 by Freedom Controller  

Jun 6, 2025

1h 42m

156

Episode 222: Pod Pollution

Podcasting 2.0 May 30th 2025 Episode 222: "Pod Pollution" Adam & Dave take a deep dive into podcast updates across platforms and the true solution: PODPING! ShowNotes We are LIT Fountain Hosting nostr metadata HLA & Video Podcast Pollution Aggregator Problems This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV Lightning LN payments are the future of payment rails ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 05/30/2025 14:22:06 by Freedom Controller  

May 30, 2025

1h 42m

155

Episode 221: Two Guys One Mic

Podcasting 2.0 May 16th 2025 Episode 221: "Two Guys One Mic" Adam & Dave talk telnet and welcome Oscar and Dovydas from Fountain and RSSBlue who have big news! ShowNotes Oscar Merry Fountain and Dovydas Fountain Hosting We are LIT This week in Vibe Coding - TWIV L.402 Payment Data Telnet is cool! Lightning LN payments are the future of payment rails ------------------------------------- MKUltra chat Transcript Search What is Value4Value? - Read all about it at Value4Value.info V4V Stats Last Modified 05/16/2025 14:09:44 by Freedom Controller  

May 16, 2025

1h 29m

Episode 270: YOLO Guy

Episode 269: Verbal Pollution

Episode 268: Dead Hanging Safari

Episode 267: Chocolove

Episode 266: Research Velocity

Episode 265: Jihobbyist

Episode 264: Podcast Plebicide

Episode 263: Chat is Dead

Episode 262: Podcleanse

Episode 261: Podhemian Grove

Episode 260: Tennessee Trickshot

Episode 259: SlopJacked

Episode 258: Perceptron

Episode 257: Slop Factory

Episode 256: Master of Disaster

Episode 255: Snark Week

Episode 254: Pop a TTermy!

Episode 253: Dirty Fix

Episode 252: Joy Robber

Episode 251: Pod Snuggle

Episode 250: Dopaminergic

Episode 249: Put More Cheese On It!

Episode 248: Thingamajigger

Episode 247: Aggy5

Episode 246: Crap Trap

Episode 245: Grow Your Show!

Episode 244: Open Source Royalty

Episode 243: Nuts & Logs

Episode 242: Poddy Pop Up

Episode 241: RSS NutJobs

Episode 240: Open Source = People!

Episode 239: Fuzzing

Episode 238: Podherpes

Episode 237: FF-P-MEG

Episode 236: No Nancy Here

Episode 235: Rodecaster Disaster

Episode 234: Slopcasting

Episode 233: Daniel J Lewis in a Can

Episode 232: RF Bigot

Episode 231: Keep Publishing!

Episode 230: Baking Polyfill

Episode 229: DataBase Story Time

Episode 228: Tokenless

Episode 227: Gimme Root!

Episode 226: TechNeck

Episode 225: Snake Bite

Episode 224: Fata Morgana

Episode 223: Messy Desks

Episode 222: Pod Pollution

Episode 221: Two Guys One Mic

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