I’m live now on Twitch or YouTube doing some podcast production work. Come hang out and ask any q’s you have about podcasting or winters in Canada. 🥶

I’m focusing 100% of my marketing efforts for 2025 on walking around empty Meta Horizon VR worlds asking if anyone needs a podcast editor. (This was at a Shawn Mendes concert?)

A cartoon-like character with a beard and short hair is standing in a Horizons virtual environment, wearing an orange hoodie and shorts, with the label "Lemonpodcasting" above.

I appreciate that Buttondown makes sure you’re serious enough about the relationship before allowing naked mode. 😆

Screenshot of Buttondown.com’s email newsletter settings with a Markdown mode, Fancy mode, and Naked mode.

I’m live now on Twitch or YouTube doing some podcast production work.

Come hang out and ask any q’s you have about podcasting or winters in Canada. 🥶

I’m going to be live streaming while I work a bit more on my Why’d You Follow Me? podcast this afternoon (1:45pm CST / 2:45pm EST), so feel free to join on Twitch or YouTube.

I really don’t need yet another blog or CMS, but the folks behind Good Enough have built a lovely little blogging engine in Pika that you should check out if you’re needing a blog home without a benevolent dictator at the helm.

Hang out with Tim and I around 1:45pm CST / 2:45pm EST as he joins me to ask questions about setting up a new podcast. Join us on YouTube or Twitch today.

I was listening to The Daily’s episode on Justin Trudeau stepping down and they ended by implying that progressive politics is on the way out… which felt like a weird way to frame a world still reverberating from the effects of a global pandemic we haven’t dealt with.

…and then this post, “We should not confuse what makes money with what is good” kind of riffs off Meta & LLM’s with a similar sentiment to my previous videos + podcasting post. YouTube is rewarding video “podcasts” right now, but they’ll change. Then what do you do?

👏 Podcasting’s unique selling proposition is not video:

“I think that the rush to video is possibly the biggest lowlight, not just for last year, but the biggest lowlight in the last five years of the industry.”