1. Pushing Boundaries: Asynchronous Podcasting | SFM E71 Adam Braus 37:55

What if the future of podcasting isn't live and synchronized, but rather recorded at your convenience? We’re pioneering into the uncharted territory of asynchronous podcasting and believe us, it’s been quite a ride! We'll share the highs and lows, the convenience versus the occasional disconnect, and the interesting parallels with other forms of asynchronous communication. Tune in to find out if we think this could be the modality that changes the podcasting landscape forever!

However, not all that glitters is gold. We faced some critical challenges with asynchronous podcasting that left us a tad bit disappointed. From disjointed energy to the tedious editing process, we’ll share the bittersweet truth of our experience. We'll also discuss an intriguing YouTube channel that merges two personas into one seamless conversation, and a quirky radio show where the host argues with himself in multiple voices. Through all the trials and tribulations, we believe every experiment, even those that don't pan out, adds to our understanding and informs our future path. So, let’s hop onto this rollercoaster ride of innovative parties, pizza toppings, and podcasting experiments!

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Email: solutionsfromthemultiverse@gmail.com
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Thanks to Jonah Burns for the SFM music.

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Adam Braus is a polymath professor and professional in San Francisco. He has built many companies and non-profits and currently building a new college called Elton College. He is a lover of big ideas and new solutions.