I've 'tried' a few some years ago.Once you find something you really like you'll probably be hooked. There's so much though that it's tricky funding stuff if you just starting out.
We don't have the likes that can compete with people such as Sam Harris, Brett & Eric Weinstein, Joe Rogan, Rhonda Patrick, Matt Dillahunty, etc.
[x] NoDo you listen to any South African podcasts? If so, which ones are you listening to?
Such a weird comment.For me, "local" is mostly poor quality and outdated information.
We don't have the likes that can compete with people such as Sam Harris, Brett & Eric Weinstein, Joe Rogan, Rhonda Patrick, Matt Dillahunty, etc.
Why listen to local copycats if you have access to people on top of the game already.
Any reason in particular?[x] No
I don't listen to any podcasts at all.
Not really, but as per edit the only thing like that on my list would be Science and Cocktails on youtube.Any reason in particular?
Listening to people talk about a topic you find interesting makes you uncomfortable? Or you meant sending a voice note?Call it being shy or something else, but it makes me uncomfortable.
Such a weird comment.
That's like saying what's the point in listening to local music because they can't compete with big international bands. Which would be silly. People listen to podcasts for many reasons, and sometimes it's just because you like the people and enjoy listening to them talk. Not every podcast is a podcast that requires people ''at the top of the game'' for it to be interesting.
I have nfi who any of them are... is Joe Rogan the one that does those youtube game reviews?
I meant voice notes and face to face video.Listening to people talk about a topic you find interesting makes you uncomfortable? Or you meant sending a voice note?
Its almost like they chose them based on popularity and not a specific topic or person.