>Why does an experience so inherently intimate feel so alienating to me? Because you're an obsessive extravert who's unable to enjoy a conversation you're not

>Why does an experience so inherently intimate feel so alienating to me? Because you're an obsessive extravert who's unable to enjoy a conversation you're not part of. >so instead of treating podcasts as a convenient way to feel smarter Author says that and then proceeds to do that the whole article. Every single podcast he tried was some hoity-toity artsy interview cast. I listen to podcasts to be entertained. I listen to people play Dungeons and Dragons, or narrate short stories, or improv comedy, or publish their own audio book. >I’m anxious about music ceding all of that time and turf to the rise of “big podcast, Good god, what a fucking douchecanoe this guy is.