It’s been a while since I’ve thought about what and why I’m posting where and when online. I just opened up Descript and recorded some thoughts off the top of my brain, which is super helpful to get a rough draft rather than starting with a page listing everything I could do online.

Screenshot of Descript recording transcription reading:  Ok Dokey Donkey. What? What am I doing?&10;&10;What is my home? On the internet is the blog post title maybe.&10;&10;So in order of things that I have on the internet, obviously I have my blog, chrisenns.com. I post micro blog, which then cross post blue sky mast on and threads ish. I have an email newsletter host on button down that I used to be good at posting once a month, once a week, maybe even now. I haven't posted in over a year.&10;&10;Uh, I have a Discord, various Discord communities I'm a part of that I post into and I'm, but also building, uh, one. Just for myself, maybe community kind of thing. I have various podcasts and ideas. I have various podcast ideas, littered across transistor fm. Thanks Justin. And I have an Instagram that I post to once a year if I'm lucky, and occasionally on stories when I'm bored.&10;&10;I've got my Twitch channel, lemon casting that I'm posting. On weekly ish and having fun with that. And then YouTube is sort of like a secondary home for whatever gets posted on Twitch. And then also other random tutorial videos that I make. So obviously my blog and vanity domain name chans.com should be my home base, but I don't love the way it ghost the CMS.&10;&10;I'm using handles emails and blog posts as sort of one thing, more or less if I wanna send an email to everyone who's subscribed to me. And says they wanna find out about me. I don't wanna have to think about how I'd write that as a blog post, which lives on the internet, even though at the end of the day, those are essentially the same things, just like a page on the internet link somewhere and packaged up into an email and sent to people, which is why I like sort of the separation of concerns of button down being the email newsletter thing.

Your regular reminder that whether you have one podcast or 20, Transistor is the best podcast host to use. Design + ease of use + support = happy podcaster.

I’m live with @ultranurd@mastodon.social chatting Apple Arcade updates and Switch 2 www.twitch.tv/lemonpodc…

Nobody needs to know how long it took me to figure out there was an automated fade on a #podcast track and not some sort of recording issue I needed to fix. Definitely not twenty or thirty minutes like some have suggested. I’m a professional.

Screenshot of a Logic Pro editing session showing a track with a line gradually going down to the right effectively fading the track to zero.

New blog post: Batman: Year One Podcast

MicDrop looks like a must have for any USB mic using podcaster or livestreamer - now with Stream Deck support, which feels odd because why not just use the Stream Deck’s mic mute button?

Here’s yesterday’s recording of Tim and I chatting about his DJI cam and mic’s, thoughts on YouTube podcasting, when podcast audio is bad enough to stop listening, and 2 minutes on 🇨🇦🇺🇸politics. 😆

I’m live now on Twitch talking with Tim about his new gear, podcasts on YouTube, and what makes a podcast episode unlistenable.

Someday I need to add up how many people actually listen (or are subscribed) to all the various podcasts I edit for clients each week. I think it would actually freak me out to know how big the number is. 😆

I’m not sure what these are exactly, but I’ve really enjoyed the podcast-related conversations I’ve been having with Tim each week on my Twitch channel. Here’s yesterday’s chat up on YouTube if you want to check it out but I feel like it’s mainly for me. 😜