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13 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

Anyone interested in a guest segment this week? There’s a lot to cover and help is always appropriated. Speaking is not a requirement if you do not wish to speak on the podcast.

 

Possibly one day, although I'm not sure yet about what :p I may ask a (hopefully) 2022 Olympian if you'd want :p 

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6 minutes ago, dcro said:

What's the survival rate of daily podcasts though?

I think there's two main reasons to do it daily for big events:

 

1. It's much less work to keep track of what you've already said and done, because after day X, day X is done and dusted

2. It might be much easier to listen a short one every day than a large one talking about the entire event after a full week

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12 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

I think there's two main reasons to do it daily for big events:

 

1. It's much less work to keep track of what you've already said and done, because after day X, day X is done and dusted

2. It might be much easier to listen a short one every day than a large one talking about the entire event after a full week

 

Of course, but only for Olympics.

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3 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Of course, but only for Olympics.

Depending on how much of a story one can make. I can imagine for example for the African Beach Games it's rather hard to find anything more than just results.

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3 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Depending on how much of a story one can make. I can imagine for example for the African Beach Games it's rather hard to find anything more than just results.

Well, there is complete live-streaming of the games, so I will probably do a short review of each event. There two main weekends of action, so I’m thinking 2 “special podcasts” for the games. 

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I see option A is popular (news on that soon), but would anyone also like option D if that is available?

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