Topic: Podcaster Bar

4 chapters across the catalog

Pam Bondage
Episode 1730 1:50:42 - 1:55:56

1730: Pam Bondage

Value for Value Model and Audible Subscription Scams

The "Value for Value" funding model is contrasted with the restrictive subscription practices of platforms like Audible, where users lose access to purchased audiobooks if they cancel their membership. The podcast hosts advocate for modern podcast apps that allow users to own their content and skip ads. A listener is currently testing the "Value for Value" model in a corporate break room using an "honor bar" system for cookies.

The Christmas Special
Episode 889 2:42:59 - 2:45:49

889: The Christmas Special

Christmas Special Outro and Beverly Hills Meetup

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the Christmas special by thanking Sir Ramsey Cain and their producers. Adam announces a No Agenda meetup at the Citizen Bar & Restaurant in Beverly Hills. They sign off with their traditional "In the Morning" greeting and confirm their return for a live show on the following Thursday.

Premedicated
Episode 854 14:20 - 16:10

854: Premedicated

Difficult People Podcast Satire and Amazon Pilot Season

A discussion of the show "Difficult People" highlights a satirical depiction of a "podcaster bar" and the struggles of comedy writers in New York. The hosts transition into a critique of Amazon's pilot season, specifically mentioning the show "I Love Dick" starring Kevin Bacon. They express disappointment with the current quality of streaming content being produced by major tech companies.

Evil Layer Cake
Episode 653 2:16 - 4:43

653: Evil Layer Cake

Sir Patrick Coble, Custom Podcast Trophy, Military Symbolism

Sir Patrick Coble bestowed a handmade "Best Podcast of the Year" trophy upon the hosts, featuring an old-school Shure 55 microphone and a USMC-stamped "Cob bar" killing device. The award symbolizes the golden age of radio propaganda and American military industrialization. The trophy arrived in a handmade box with the knife component shipped separately for safety.