Oct 9, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 13 segments
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And this is why sometimes when I'm looking at like the episode and I'm looking at, oh, well, you know, should we go? Should we make an episode today? Like what's there to talk about? That's the other thing, right? Because I also have to research stories.
I have to also research stories.
I have to spend some time figuring out, okay, well, what am I going to talk about, right? I'm obviously using Titan Terminal for that.
Whenever I'm talking about crypto news, I get it obviously from Titan Terminal, a tool that I built solely to source stories for this podcast.
So I use that.
And then what else? Yeah, I mean, that's kind of like the process.
So every episode takes about maybe two and a half, three hours of work for this one hour track that you're now hearing.
All of that is unpaid.
All of that is free.
And yeah, I think it's very, like I said, it's a thankless job.
And I don't think people, I don't think listeners really understand the creative process that is required.
And again, this is just me.
It's just me.
I don't have anyone else for this.
It's just me.
I am doing this all on my own.
right and so and then not only that but also i built i built um stuff for the show right like so now i have to go back because i think sapir like the savior of trial ended and now i don't think they're sending me like they're not sending me any emails for any of the like voicemail recordings right but if you're not aware On every episode description of this podcast, of Private Onshade, if you go to it, it says, send me a voicemail.
That was something that the distributor, the platform where I distribute the episodes, added automatically.
Now, I was kind of bothered by the fact that they did that without podcaster's consent.
I wasn't aware that there was this link that got added to all my episode descriptions automatically.
I didn't know that.
I just so happened to stumble across this new feature that they tested out and now that they've notified, they've rolled out across the platform.
But now there is a free voicemail option that allows listeners to interact with the podcast.
So if they have some comments, they have some questions, they have some suggestions, they want to send a one-minute recording, they can.
And that's free of charge.
And this is why sometimes when I'm looking at like the episode and I'm looking at, oh, well, you know, should we go? Should we make an episode today? Like what's there to talk about? That's the other thing, right? Because I also have to research stories.
I have to also research stories.
I have to spend some time figuring out, okay, well, what am I going to talk about, right? I'm obviously using Titan Terminal for that.
Whenever I'm talking about crypto news, I get it obviously from Titan Terminal, a tool that I built solely to source stories for this podcast.
So I use that.
And then what else? Yeah, I mean, that's kind of like the process.
So every episode takes about maybe two and a half, three hours of work for this one hour track that you're now hearing.
All of that is unpaid.
All of that is free.
And yeah, I think it's very, like I said, it's a thankless job.
And I don't think people, I don't think listeners really understand the creative process that is required.
And again, this is just me.
It's just me.
I don't have anyone else for this.
It's just me.
I am doing this all on my own.
right and so and then not only that but also i built i built um stuff for the show right like so now i have to go back because i think sapir like the savior of trial ended and now i don't think they're sending me like they're not sending me any emails for any of the like voicemail recordings right but if you're not aware On every episode description of this podcast, of Private Onshade, if you go to it, it says, send me a voicemail.
That was something that the distributor, the platform where I distribute the episodes, added automatically.
Now, I was kind of bothered by the fact that they did that without podcaster's consent.
I wasn't aware that there was this link that got added to all my episode descriptions automatically.
I didn't know that.
I just so happened to stumble across this new feature that they tested out and now that they've notified, they've rolled out across the platform.
But now there is a free voicemail option that allows listeners to interact with the podcast.
So if they have some comments, they have some questions, they have some suggestions, they want to send a one-minute recording, they can.
And that's free of charge.
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