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Maybe you need a video element? I personally only listen to podcasts in video. I don't know why but I gave up on audio podcasts ages ago. I like to see the peop
by DustinBrett 4y ago
Maybe you need a video element? I personally only listen to podcasts in video. I don't know why but I gave up on audio podcasts ages ago. I like to see the people talking.
Also for sustaining, perhaps you need to lower your expectations and focus on doing it for fun.
- nickjj 4y agoIt's possible. I'm similar to you in that I much prefer video podcasts. That might be due to almost always listening to episodes in front of my computer with full attention. I kind of like to avoid all forms of tech when I'm outside or doing other activities that could be compatible with listening to a podcast (driving, exercise, etc.). Video is tricky with a new remote guest every week because their recording set up might be a little rough around the edges or it might make them uncomfortable to be on video. I do think video adds a huge element though. It also forces me to be less perfect because it's really easy to edit audio and you as the listener would never know. Most episodes have literally hundreds of cuts but you can't tell for most of them, but video is much harder to cut since you visually see the jump cuts. Thanks for the suggestion!