Why Is Everyone Starting A Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- today we take a look into the world of podcasting and why everyone is startinfg a podcast
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00:00 the world of podcasting
03:07 why are podcasts so popular
05:41 why do people start podcasts
10:23 wyh do podcatss end
11:20 controversies on podcasts/livestreams
12:35 subscirbewe
tags: #podcasts - ตลก
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"lets start a podcast" has become the new "lets start a band"
wait true
Holy shit man that is super accurate I knew so many mostly untalented people started bands in highschool and short time in college
Pretty much but less work and talent needed. Lol.
Let’s do it !! Us 4 in the comments
do y’all have room for a fifth ??
Y'know what, Gabi? You make a lot of good points.
You should make a podcast about stuff.
@NotVille_stop it. Get some help.
@@Vlogsbyella1jesus christ, wow some people are just… messed up
Yess pls _stuff_ is one of my favorite things😻
@@Vlogsbyella1 Let's make a podcast about that
@@caseys2698what he say
The chime you play when you swear is actually so damn refreshing. Instead of the obnoxious peep that will give you an irreversible tinnitus when you accidentally have your headphones a smidge louder than whispering volume. More ppl should adopt this. I’ve been watching for a few months now and still appreciate the hell out of it!
I honestly never even considered that the typical sound isn't necessarily required 🤯
a splatoon youtuber I watch uses a sound from the game and its so much cooler and less annoying, why aren't more people doing this
As in the little keyboard “dun”? Because YES. If you mean the “ting” I also agree. In general I love the sounds
That's the end of the Gamecube intro sound, I've always appreciated how she uses familiar but not overused sounds. (She also uses the select from Super Mario 64 as a transition sound)
same i like it so much more than that annoying dolphin sound
1:59 The fact I was literally folding my laundry is terrifying
SAME
"The Worst Opinions Known to Man" would be a great title for a podcast
that exists it’s just called “call her daddy”
Yoink
Damn I wish we'd thought of that
@@basedury😭😭😭
Gonna make a podcast with this name
I think that everyone should be a part of at least 3 podcasts
Based👌
I agree. If you aren’t apart of at least 3 what are you DOING with your life
Alright when does ours start then?
I heard someone accidentally say there were 23 vending machines per person in China and I think podcasts could work in the same way
hey there's 5 of us here that replied. I think we should start a podcast.
let me fold my laundry in peace
Gabi using a green screen explosion and leaving the green screen as it is is the humor I'm here for
This was a weird way to announce your podcast, but you do you, Gabi
😂😂😂right
One of the reasons I think people are interested in podcasts is because they might feel isolated. Listening to them does help people feel connected with the host or guest through their conversations, so it makes sense.
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so, parasocial relationships
@@ember9361the final destiny of a viewer-youtuber relationship is a parasocial relationship
@@ember9361 enjoying listening to someone talk is not having a parasocial relationship with them
But that’s what videos are for
Ah so glad to know I’m not alone in the anxious insomniac department out here watching/listening to videos till I just knock out
Me and my friends started a podcast in 2007, we had no idea what a podcast was or what the format was, so we just prank called people and recorded, which each podcast being a different character with us creating a narrative around the character. All those podcasts are lost media now and i have no idea why apple removed them at some point, but i can't find them anywhere.
If we can't find it it never happened.
That was almost an era where things could be forgotten
@@Matanumi that's sad, like if two people experience a moment together, and then both die, that moment is lost forever
I’m a mailman and my podcast consumption has increased like 1000% since starting this job. So I don’t want less podcasts, i just want more good pods
Edit: feel free to give your pod recommendations!
What sort of podcasts are you into? If you like comedy I've got about a million fantastic pods you should try out!
My mailman friend is our biggest podcast fan! Thank you mailmen for keeping podcasts going. 🥰
my dad is a mailman and listens to podcasts like 24/7, I didn't realize podcasts were so popular with mailmen besides him lol
D
@@_ShiAngel yes
as an anthropologist, people's desire to connect can be boiled down to self preservation. we want to share things with each other because we want to connect because our brains need us to survive in the wild and we are strongest together
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Or we just like the sound of our own voice
Yeah, that and it seems to be the only way people reveal their observations and feelings truthfully anymore.
Exactly in a way Podcasting is like journaling or blogging
I assume a student one cause nobody works that industry for several years and write out something that angsty
before I had treatment for my sleep disorder I would listen to a podcast called "Sleep With Me" where the dude just rambles about random topics in a soothing voice. It was the best.
we need to bring back sleepovers
I was never that into podcasts until I was shown my personal favourite podcast in the world: Hey Riddle Riddle. It's three professional improvisor friends doing riddles together but it quickly devolves into dumb jokes and insane improv scenes. It's genuinely so so funny and really sweet at times, and you can really feel the friendship the hosts have together. Plus the voice actor for Korra from the Legend of Korra is a guest on it all the time. If you're looking for something to make you laugh until you cry, this is it. If anyone has a recommendation for a similarly funny and chaotic podcast, please let me know
As I sit here watching this video, procrastinating on folding my laundry for the 6th day in a row, I feel as if I'm being shamed every time Gabi says "FoLdInG lAuNdRy" 😭
riiight i was like "what did my laundry do?!"
Folding laundry is for losers
I stop for a second 😂
I made a podcast because I struggle writing scripts for certain topics and my lizard brain couldn't just let it go so I made a podcast for just talking about those subjects. It takes about 45mins, I cut out the coughs and extended periods of silence and boom. It's done. Also my skills of talking off the cuff have improved and now my inflections on scripted content has improved as well. Sure it doesn't get the views, but I figured it would fun to do and it does.
That is a brilliant idea! If only I didn't hate my voice so much...
Heck yeah it's fun to just... DO a podcast
I made a podcast purely cz of bored in quarantine then it kinda stuck but I actually have an excuse cz my career is all abt tv and radio and I wanna get practise in before I go into the industry
@@vanished2667the more you listen the more you’ll get used to it and embrace it
@@MariaMcA3 subscribed! Lol
THANK GOD I FOUND YOU. i was just starting to get bored on youtube but YOU ARE SO FUNNY THANKS THANKS
I'm actually a huge fan of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. And to your point, they started as just a fun thing the three guys did for their own fantasy league. They were just having fun, making something just for the other 9 people they played with and it grew into one of the biggest podcasts in the genre. I think it's BECAUSE they do it for the love of the art that it became so successful.
I agree. There’s a reason they are the #1 podcast in the large market that is fantasy football. They are wholesome, entertaining and informative. I’ve watched the show for 7+ years now and they have cultivated a great community that has led them to sustained natural growth
I worry that podcasts are another symptom of the loneliness epidemic.* People getting to pretend for a while that they are casually chatting with some friends; A little respite before returning to the despair of our present existence.
*Always sounds so bloody melodramatic to say/type, but then humans do have a tendency to fall apart and ultimately die without social interaction so it is appropriate.
definitely crossed my mind as well. certainly could be "little of column A, little of column B"
Speak for yourselves. 👍
Why do you keep putting asterisks?
And the hilarious irony is that if they spent less time trying to find internet-based ways to stave off the loneliness, and went out and found an activity in the real world, they might make friends and meet new people to stave off the loneliness. Or at least they would have new people to do new things with.
Probably.
What you gonna do about it?
My friends and I made a podcast with the main purpose of being able to go back and listen to the D&D campaign we play together. Yeah it's cool to have listeners but we started it for us. We have fun doing it and can always go back years from now and listen to it again.
That’s so cute
Question: Have you actually gone back and listened to them 6 months later?
@DrumNBassed Well it's been a year since our first campaign started, but yeah a few of us have listened to season 1 again, and the 2 people who have moved since have kept up with the campaign via the podcast. So yeah I stand by it, it's been a nice way for us to record memories and stay connected. ^-^
Thats a smart way of thinking of the whole idea. Honestly i wish more people thought that way, with the intent to have it just for themselves and not because they want people to notice. It cool, i like it!
“If it’s more work and your plate is full, it’s too much work” damn I doubt you meant for that to be deep but it hit home for sure
The editing and style of this video is so good!!!! So engaging and has fantastic comedic timing. Hoping to see more 😊
My first exposure to podcasts was in 2009 when I went into the iTunes Store looking for music from Smosh videos and found the podcast tab where I realized I could just download all of my favorite Smosh videos for FREE. I was so excited to be able to watch them anywhere I wanted on my 1.5” screen
YES i remember this omfg
broo i remember
I had annoying orange on mine 😂🔫
My favourite podcasts are the Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul Insider Podcasts because they're basically free film school. Like, I learned so much from them. And getting to hear cast and crew, even crew who are in more interesting and unique roles than just the usual "writer, director, producer" stuff and it was also extremely entertaining as well as informative. And they just did it because they thought people would be interested no ads or sponsorships in them either. Just so cool. I'm very sad that they're over though (because obviously both shows ended lol)
3:57 Gabi has some bones to pick with people who don't fold
I remember when podcasts were small. Almost no one had heard of them. It faded into obscurity until 2015.
I am folding laundry watching this and I feel very called out rn
Honestly....is kind of nice.
I remember the early days of Podcasting in the 2000s and thought the format would die off due to TH-cam taking over, but the explosion of them has really got me back into it.
Even dug out my old MP3 player. Far nicer than the constant jumping around from one 10 minute video to the next.
You could still use TH-cam as an audio listening platform though.
Some videos are awful for it though especially when there's writing or sound effects on screen....
Like this channel!😂
Not me looking guiltily over my shoulder at my laptop (while cleaning my shower) when Gabi calls out not looking at the screen.
The editing, jokes, and presentation was all top notch, my eyes were glued to the screen! Great video gabi!
I'd totally listen to a Gabi podcast.
Once upon a time, my old D&D group made an effort to record a podcast for the campaign I was DMing. The many many problems we ran into included:
1) this was haphazardly suggested by a couple people who listened to other D&D podcasts and had dreams of grandeur that we could handle producing our own content, despite none of us ever having tackled such a project before;
2) none of us are a paid production crew who can edit down hours of talking into a digestible format, especially me, since I think I accidentally volunteered to handle that aspect myself due to it being my campaign;
3) we were in the middle of the campaign, which was already a kinda bad one at that point because it was my first stab at it after having a looseish concept of how the game should work, and it was gonna be way, way too much work to summarize stuff that had happened up to that point;
4) there were too many people at that table because I was too nice to limit the players to an amount I could handle, thereby making it hard to distinguish who was who and who was doing what. It started with 5 players of varying degrees of game familiarity which would go on to be 6 and then 7;
5) that first recorded session would've been really boring to listen to, save for the parts where I am clearly challenging one of my players for obviously fudging rolls (I'm convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that he did this all the fucking time before and after this callout, and his bullshit character sheet held so many weird surprises that he'd spring at me out of nowhere, but that's way beyond the point).
I think it was a small mercy that the audio file completely fucked up somehow, where every few minutes it would skip over itself and whatever was said was lost in said skips. The file was scrapped and the idea was permanently shelved. I think my view on podcasts - especially D&D ones that I never bothered to listen to before or after this - soured greatly because of this.
Anyway thank you for coming to my TedTalk on: "Repressed Memories About That Shitty Campaign I Did."
i feel like every single person should have a podcast, i will never not love listening to people sharing fun little stories from their lives
hell yeah. lots of good storytellers out there having interesting experiences
my sister listening to me on facetime, probably
i just love your editing and humor, it's honestly insane
Also, on the terms of doing it for money. If comedians and content creators i enjoy can ensure they get a constant stream of income from a podcast, and then have the funding to make the projects they built an audience off of, i think thats pretty cool too.
definitely has a democratic sort of feeling towards it.
I just realized the only difference from a podcast and my mom and sister sitting in the living room watching tv and talking about the day is having mic setup between them 😂🎙️😂
Gabi's mind will really be blown when she discovers audio dramas. 😏🤭🤯
we're back to 1950s nightly radio dramas by the fire 😂
AUDIO DRAMAS MY LOVES
you got me clicking that subscribe button, love the vibe
As someone who started a podcast (and ran it for a couple years), the biggest impetus came from COVID locking everyone in their homes with nothing to do but talk to each other for the sake of sanity. Also, nowadays it's incredibly easy to get started. Any standalone mic and a computer is enough to start making podcasts. Editing isn't difficult (or even necessary sometimes) if you're doing audio only, and for $18 a month you can put your audio file onto a website that then posts it to every single podcast app and website in existence.
It was/is easy to do and an easy way to talk to friends when we couldn't hang out in person much/at all.
I was just thinking this morning “man, I hope Gabi uploads a new video today” and now here you are.
Also I am listening to this video while not looking at the screen. So congratulations, you have a podcast.
You always make me laugh but this intro has me cracking up. Love seeing you on your game 😂😂
I've been binging these videos since stumbling on your channel, and I just want to say, there's something incredibly comfy about your video style. Big fan 🪭
I pay for TH-cam premium specifically so that I can treat all videos like a podcast.
Except I usually miss golden clips like this. 4:58
me too... love listening to interviews on TH-cam in my car 👍
nice to see a mainstream youtuber giving good advice on what microphones to buy.
she also told me to do my laundry :(
but she didn't, she told us what not to buy...
still good advice
@@aqiel_leiqa
For that $99 wasted on a Blue Yeti you could get a SM58 and have 95% of the SM7B sound
@@he-01 I have a 58 and fucking love it.
I do listen to your content as if it's a podcast, but I do end up rewinding and re-watching a few times.
Each time has new bits of comedy in it because I'm not consuming it all in one go, which is nice :)
just found your video from it auto playing while i was drawing ...... your so good at articulating the story so strongly i don't need to look at your face for more information i mean that in the best way possible.
Not gonna lie I wanted to start our podcast because me and my Best Friend no longer live near each other and I just thought we were genuinely funny and even though we are tremendously small and almost none sees us I have fun every week talking to him.
U should do it!
Me and my friend r wanting to start one on our fave show cz it's a very niche core memory of our childhood
@@MariaMcA3 you should me and my co-host usually reminisce about or childhood, nostalgic and current games and anime. When you get into a groove it doesn't feel like time passes while talking
a lot of podcasts were started for that reason
A girl I was best friends with in elementary school just started a podcast… I never thought it would hit so close to home
You got me with the stop folding your laundry. I was 😂😂
I am new subscriber and your humour is so funny 😂 you have an positive energy watching you my all stress is gone ❤
9:35 i love how almost all the hearts have texts like "i'm yours" or "i love you" and then there's one heart with groom on it
I've always been interested in starting a podcast because when I hyperfixate on things I enjoy, it leads me to learning everything about those topics. And I want to share the fun stuff I learn but I also don't want to just annoy my friends, so the idea of me rambling into the void and having strangers go "yeah I want more of this" sounds very validating
me talking about broadway actors to my family when they don't give a shit be like
Nailed it, the whole content tree of video to podcast to video to little videos is such a churn.
My absolute favorite podcast started off as a rando pod. They're called Ninjas are Butterflies and it was a visibly last ditch attempt at advertising for another company. Now they're the main bread and butter of the company. It's like sitting it for a hangout with ur friend friends and they adorable gf sits in to get picked on. So freaking good
I'm going to be a running start student in a month (highschool+college enrollment) and one of my first college classes in my entire life is going to be a podcasting class. like for stories y'know. Very exciting honestly.
a friend and I wanted to start a podcast not to gain any fame but to keep up with each other after we just graduated from college. We were both art history majors and loved the discussions we had in class, so we planned some scripts and are probably going to make a podcast! idk just a fun little project to stay connected to each other and topics we might not get to focus on at work :) i do agree its oversaturated but i think it could be a great tool to just chat about your interests if your interests aren't misogynisitic!!
Love this! So many TH-cam channels are also podcasts and I'm gonna Oregon trail it and say I want them separate in platform listening life.
Some content I want to see and hear and some I want to just listen to while driving or vacuuming
Podcasts can be amazing educational tools. A friend of mine works in educational research and they have the students create podcasts about a variety of themes. Not only does this make them research and produce, it also develops a sense of authorship in them that many kids from poorer communities lack.
I met this guy once and found out through his instagram that about two years before then he had a podcast. It was awful lmao. It's not that he had bad opinions, it's that he obviously never prepared anything, barely edited, and wasn't good at articulating his thoughts. It was incomprehensible. So imagine a lot of new podcasts are like that.
the use of incomprehensible here is devastating ⚰️
I think for many comedians and TH-camrs, a big draw is the consistency. When you're at home by yourself and you're in a creative drought, you don't want to make a video because you worry it's not gonna be good. A podcast is something where you just gotta get up in the morning, go to the studio, make some jokes about material that your producer prepared for you ahead of time, and then it gets published no matter how funny you were. It's sustainable.
the amount of content overwhelms me and adds to my anxiety and as you call it epic fomo. make a video on fomo plece
I listen to podcasts a lot and consistently, good podcasts are ones that have a premise other than just “average person talking about current news/opinions”. So many people make that podcast and it’s incredibly boring- you need to either be someone that has experience leading an interesting conversation, or have a unique premise. Examples from podcasts I like: ‘My Brother, My Brother, And Me’ is a podcast where 3 comedian brothers give terrible advice to their audiences submitted problems; even when they go on tangents about current news, they’re comedians so it’s actually funny. ‘Normal Gossip’ is a podcast where the hosts read and react to the gossip and scandals of every day people. ‘Welcome to Nightvale’ is a comedy podcast about a fictional mysterious desert town from the perspective of a local radio host. Even podcasts like TMG, which have a similar premise as the one I said to avoid except that they’re comedian best friends who have experience working together and obviously know how to keep up banter and jokes
So many people think that they are going to be the next interesting podcast by just talking about their opinions and it’s so boring. I just don’t think being a random youtuber, influencer, or celebrity is enough to make someone’s podcast actually enjoyable- you have to have something to say and be able to say it well
When you said “hey look here stop folding your laundry” I was actually waking around and folding laundry, I feel so called out
I def treat your vids as a podcast sometimes, I like to listen to your funny rants while I’m working 😂
I liked the clip of the horses. I also liked the way that thinking about narcissism led straight into asking a question on Instagram 😆
This is an amazing video but also I am obsessed with this shirt and I must know where you got it!
I love podcasts and have an idea for a relatively short historical podcast, why haven't I started it?
1. Self conscious about my voice. I know everyone says that but it's still bad.
2. I don't have someone I'm comfortable with talking to for an hour about an extremely niche topic, or anyone in general.
3. The research. I'm well versed in history but this podcast would require a lot of in depth research and essay writing.
4. Recording and editing.
Step 1: Stop thinking so much
Picture yourself at 100 years old, looking back at your life. These fears you have are not life threatening, don't live a life of regret. Just start!
Sometimes I feel like starting a TH-cam channel and sharing my interests but the fear of rejection and anxiety of opening my reserved life to the public quickly buries those thoughts. Ultimately I’m satisfied with my quaint life and don’t want to subject myself to unhinged internet criticism
this wee TH-camr is so adorable! love your stuff Gabi
i love how gabi’s outfits get progressively better and cuter every video
Happy Friday Gabi! Thanks for the entertainment and work you put into all of this. You've been such a light in my life lately.
I really like kurtis Conner’s podcast as well as the voice chat podcast I like listening to them while I draw
Gabi these vids with green screen give me Clarissa explains it all vibes and i love it sm
I started an audio fiction podcast in part because it removes the pressure to add a video element that's present with talk podcasts. Plus, while that space is *crowded* it's not as ridiculously *overcrowded* as the talk podcast space. The low barrier of entry you mentioned for talk podcasts is present there, too; if I wanted to produce my scripts as a film or TV series - even a web series on TH-cam - I'd have to either sell it to a studio or produce it myself, which is stupidly expensive in comparison; you can legit do an audio fiction piece for free (though I don't do it that way), you cannot do that with a self-produced film/tv/web series.
(also yes yes yes there are SO MANY good mics out there that there's no reason to overpay for a Yeti my goodness)
Podcasts are really a ton of work! I’ve had once since the beginning of the pandemic, and me and my cohost are still going strong. It’s not for everyone. It’s not as easy as you think. But if you’re passionate about the subject, it can be very rewarding!
I don’t know if it’s just me but recently I have to have something playing in the background of whatever I’m doing. Like if I’m cleaning, FOLDING LAUNDRY, or studying I must have something playing. Whether it’s music, a podcast, or a TH-cam video. Not sure if it’s just because I want entertainment or if I’m starting to get a short attention span
SAME like at this point, I’m even doing it while playing video games. Like I know I really shouldn’t and don’t have to but I feel like I ALWAYS need background noise
no literally same and podcasts are the perfect thing for it. especially FOLDING LAUNDRY.
@@tsukina2627I usually listen to podcasts while playing video games and I always find myself pausing after challenging sections of the game to rewind the video I’m listening to lol
you should check out the term 'body doubling' often used to be more productive when you're diagnosed with adhd, basically you start getting shit done if someone's here with you
doing homeworks with my roommate or cooking with my sister for example, is easier cause you have someone to talk to so you don't feel like it's taking forever
My Blue Yeti mic with a few filter add-ons in OBS is fire! 🔥 I have no clue what you're talking about when you say it's a bad mic lol. Love your channel by the way
1:59 I was actually taking laundry out of the dryer when you said that. Well played~
I started a podcast once. I found out pretty far in that I'd rather be a producer for one behind the scenes. They're definitely good if you want to get better at interviewing.
I remember this being a point on itunes way back in like 2008 or sumtin people were like “too many podcasts ! “ while making the 18th harry potter lore podcast created that month, so imagine how bad it really could be now
me and a friend once started a podcast and my reason for it was just that i really enjoy talking about something specific or following a theme and i really enjoyed talking to him and sharing opinions for an hour or so
I think we started our podcast because I feel like a lot of people could relate to our kind of conversations and the way our mind works. And editing is just so so much fun and it really has been such a fun experience 🩷🩷
We need the gabi belle podcast
1:40 KURTIS AND JARVIS AND DREW
the algorithm sent me here! Pleased to meet you but it's all chaos now!
Great Gretzky shirt tuck btw!
I ignored your advice, got the blue yeti mic and I love it
I started a podcast on comic books in 2018 with a friend. Expected to do it for a few months and then give up due to nobody really listening.
Today, we still do it every week. Despite averaging a couple hundred listeners each week it’s nice to have a small community that tunes in to us and the podcast has become more of a hobby then anything else. We really enjoy just coming together each week to chat comics for an hour and a half
That's great! Also imo a hundred listener is a pretty good number
I think it's because people realized most people don't always sit down and watch videos, they are just happy to have something they can listen to while going about daily life. Podcasts are much lower effort and easier to put out, most of the time.
The main appeal for me in podcasts is just the white noise they provide. I have a hard time focusing when it's silent, so having a podcast playing on the background helps me work better, makes me feel accompanied and doesn't require me to actually pay attention (unlike yt videos)
Love this! my wife and I started one to talk about horror movies and figured why not record it 😅
As an up and coming producer it filled me with joy when I saw the studio one work space slowly fade onto the screen. It was very validating thanks Gabi 🙂
There is this one guy that I follow on Twitter who runs 3 different podcasts about movies. He is very engaging, his co-hosts are different, and the movies he covers are vastly different on each podcast so each podcast does feel like it's own thing but that is a lot of podcasts to run on a weekly basis. It does seem like being a professional podcaster is his passion because the current 3 are not the only podcasts he has ever run in the many many years he has been doing this.
Hahahah this is art. I love it. I'm gonna start a podcast now with some boring info that I explain in a calming voice to help people fall asleep
Good day when Gabi posts. :DD
Watching your confidence flourish over the years with your videos and comedy is so beautiful to see! ❤️
😂😂 youre so funny. Love your content. New sub
Watching while folding my laundry was funny on a new level 😂
For the same reason everyone is making commentary youtube channels, cause they all have something to say and they all think what they have to say is valuable.
And most of the time that is the problem.
@chr1stopherthrobbini wouldn't say she's criticizing the medium, more like making an observation? she even said in the video itself that she's not judging, and the title was a clickbait lol.
@chr1stopherthrobbin i mean I like her videos im just poking fun at her for being a bit hypocritical
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Call me old fashioned but I miss the days when people in the entertainment business had talent. Something influencers lack. A lot of them lack.