I love podcasts but lately I feel I've got too many to listen to. I unsubscribe only to find I missed an episode. That FOMO coupled with an almost obsessive need to reach podcast "inbox zero" is becoming a problem.
This looks like the kinda platform that could curb that with focus on individual episodes rather than the Podcast itself.
I've got some gaming ones I have on rotation all the time, but the rest I tend to dip in and out if I see something in the show notes/title that looks interesting.
One of the biggest life hacks I fell into was to reserve my favorite podcasts or most anticipated episodes for a long run or biking session. I would look forward to that run all day. Often I'll double my distance just to put on another episode.
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I love podcasts but lately I feel I've got too many to listen to. I unsubscribe only to find I missed an episode. That FOMO coupled with an almost obsessive need to reach podcast "inbox zero" is becoming a problem.
This looks like the kinda platform that could curb that with focus on individual episodes rather than the Podcast itself.
I've got some gaming ones I have on rotation all the time, but the rest I tend to dip in and out if I see something in the show notes/title that looks interesting.
Yep, podcasting inbox zero has become quite hard since I started working remotely. No commute is less time for listening to podcasts.
Take up running or biking. :)
One of the biggest life hacks I fell into was to reserve my favorite podcasts or most anticipated episodes for a long run or biking session. I would look forward to that run all day. Often I'll double my distance just to put on another episode.
Much more fulfilling than a commute as well.
Do you sometimes find yourself listening to a podcast episode not because you enjoy the content but because it's part of your completionist streak?