I mostly listen to UK podcassts, this is pretty common now.
As more podcasts has video, the hosts are increasingly playing to camera, only a bit at the mo, but it's leading to a worse experience for audio listeners. Video is more easily monetised, but that will lead to a much blander landscape
As more podcasts has video, the hosts are increasingly playing to camera, only a bit at the mo, but it's leading to a worse experience for audio listeners. Video is more easily monetised, but that will lead to a much blander landscape
December 13, 2025 at 12:19 PM
I mostly listen to UK podcassts, this is pretty common now.
As more podcasts has video, the hosts are increasingly playing to camera, only a bit at the mo, but it's leading to a worse experience for audio listeners. Video is more easily monetised, but that will lead to a much blander landscape
As more podcasts has video, the hosts are increasingly playing to camera, only a bit at the mo, but it's leading to a worse experience for audio listeners. Video is more easily monetised, but that will lead to a much blander landscape
I'm sad it's gone, it was joyous and sort of informative and I learnt a lot about the chemical elements. I hope there's more from Dean and Simon in the future.
May 10, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I'm sad it's gone, it was joyous and sort of informative and I learnt a lot about the chemical elements. I hope there's more from Dean and Simon in the future.