3 chapters across the catalog
Podcast Discoverability, Behind the Shadows Promotion
The hosts critique the trend of podcasts advertising on other podcasts, using a promo for "Behind the Shadows" as an example. They argue that "discoverability" is a farce and that word-of-mouth remains the only effective way to grow a show. The segment dismisses high-production promos as ineffective and annoying to listeners.
A promo for the new TV show "Stalker" is deconstructed, revealing the use of obvious sound loops for screaming and explosions. This leads to a broader discussion on how the media manipulates images, such as placing "faded bubbles" over graphic content from Ferguson while showing uncensored violence from other conflicts. The inconsistency in what the media deems "too shocking" for the public is highlighted.
A producer named Daniel announces he will be distributing No Agenda CDs at a skateboarding competition in El Paso for National Go Skateboarding Day. The hosts praise the effort to convert "shittisons to citizens" within the skater community.
