Does it matter at all that people start and end low quality podcasts? Nobody listens to them, nobody spends money on them, and the producers lose little by tryi

Does it matter at all that people start and end low quality podcasts? Nobody listens to them, nobody spends money on them, and the producers lose little by trying something and stopping. What I care about is the availability of high quality talk and news available on Podcasts. There seems to be plenty, and even if the ecosystem contracts by 50-75% there will still be far more good content than I have time to listen. Also, considering "podcast" just means "digitally delivered serial mostly-spoken audio," it's hard to imagine it going away permanently. We have five senses, only two of which are typically used for informal communication. We have a few communication modalities for vision: video, graphics, text. And we have two that I'm aware of for listening: music and speaking (podcasts).