The worst / best part about editing a bunch of different podcasts is wanting to interject into the conversation with my own thoughts, whether arguing or adding on to a good story.


What’s actually absurd is that you can totally have this done right now, you just have to pay a human to do it. Man… that’s so frustrating! People are the worst!

Tweet from a tech bro reading: “Absurd that any podcast episodes I record aren't automatically transcribed, show-noted, chaptered, given custom episode art, chopped into shorts, and posted everywhere.”

I only catch their show via random tiktok clips, but why did this New Heights podcast segment send me into a emotional spiral of wondering what it’d be like to have a brother to walk through life with?

Screenshot of Travis and Jason Kelce from a recent podcast recording. Jason is looking emotional after talking about retirement possibilities.Screenshot of Travis and Jason Kelce from a recent podcast recording. Caption reads Travis saying "Hell yeah, brother" in support of an emotional Jason.Screenshot of Travis and Jason Kelce from a recent podcast recording. Caption reads Travis saying "Hell yeah, man” in support of an emotional Jason.


It’s the dream of every podcaster around the world.

Headline from a news site reading “Popular podcast host quits day job - Jason Kelce earned six first-team All-Pro selections in 13 seasons with the Eagles.” talking about Jason Kelce retiring from football but getting to continue the podcast with his brother called New Heights.

If this is the year you’re going to add video to your podcast, check out this great guide to using iPhones to record great video—even remotely. Detail is a neat iOS app to check out.


Not directed at any client or podcast I’m working on of course! But… the longer a podcast goes on, the closer it gets to becoming this.


“This is the year of video in podcasting” might actually finally be true for 2024. More and more of my clients are asking for video - snippets at least - than ever have before. Full video shows often fizzle out when the time / $ start to add up, but maybe it’ll be different this year?


🍋 It’s late Friday afternoon somewhere, so here’s a reminder of the weekly newsletter I send out. The most recent issue just went to inboxes but you can check it out and decide if it’s worth signing up for.


🍋 A quick reminder of my weekly newsletter I send out. Here’s the most recent issue to read and decide if it’s worth signing up for.


Instead of sending my newsletter on Friday like usual, I sent it on Saturday morning just like I totally planned to do. Here’s this week’s issue if you’re curious, or want to sign up. 🍋🎉


Can I get a Logic Pro Wrapped 2023 because that would show all the podcast episodes I’ve listened / edited? 😆


This is your reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted but am sending via email instead. Here’s the most recent issue to read and decide if it’s worth signing up for. 💞


You’d think by now I’d know better than to load up a plate of leftover pizza to eat while editing a fitness trainer’s podcast, but I don’t ok? 😆


I get emails: 75+ meetings a week? Are you insane? That sounds awful.

The best worst part is “partially thought & written by my AIs” 😆 I hate everything.

Screenshot of an email reading: hey Chris. Congratulations on your 18 year anniversary at Lemon Productions! As an Owner, your job focus must have been instrumental in driving the success of the company.&10;&10;was wondering if you've thought about The Lemon Productions Podcast as a potential lead gen mechanism. cuz sales are changing. ppl go win+win nowadays.&10;&10;can I send you my exact podcast game plan to generate web design companies 75+ meetings/week? I've found that open-minded clients get insane ROI through my program :)

This is your reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted if Elon hadn’t barfed all over Twitter.

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This is your once a week (at most) reminder of a weekly (at most) newsletter I send out that contains thoughts I would’ve tweeted if Elon hadn’t barfed all over Twitter.

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My new podcast is called “Who the heck is actually using Dropbox for signing documents” where I scour the globe trying to find anyone who wants Dropbox for anything besides syncing files.


I’m restarting my newsletter again (again x 3), this time as a “Thoughts I Would’ve Tweeted if Elon Hadn’t Barfed on Twitter” weekly summary of things I find on the internet, podcasts I’ve enjoyed, and 280 character thoughts I would’ve tweeted. Sign up here 💌


I love that Buttondown lets you set a canonical URL for each newsletter you send out, that way you can have a blog post at your website with the same (or similar) content that gets the traffic when subscribers click for a web version.

screenshot showing Buttondown’s settings for an email newsletter with the option to set a canonical URL: If you're publishing a newsletter that mirrors another publication or blog that you own, you can add a 'canonical URL' here. This will help search engines understand that your newsletter is a mirror of your other publication, and drive traffic from the emails to your other publication.