The Real Line That Divides Podcasters

Those who look back at podcasting's history with affection vs those who are more interested in the future of podcasting.

September 27, 2018

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Spoiler: The line between "indie" podcasters and "pro" podcasters is NOT the line I'm talking about, because that line doesn't really matter to most people.

Except for those who really want to keep looking at the past. They like that line. And therein lies the problem.

The real line -- the only one that matters -- is a line that divides those who look back at podcasting's history with affection, and those who are more interested in the future.

Guess which side of the line I reside?

In this short episode, I'll break down why that line is so important, and show you a way to come join me on the future-positive, progressive side of things.

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