Podcasting

How does the person find new music to play in their podcast?

• They search online music platforms

• They compose their own music

• People in bands send them music

• They hire a music curator

What does the person say about making money from podcasting?

• They are unsure about how to monetize their podcasts

• They plan to charge a subscription fee in the future

• They are already making money from it

• They believe charging for podcasts is a bad idea

What does the person include in their podcasts besides talk?

• Music

• Poetry

• Recipes

• Interviews

What was the initial reaction from the public to the person's podcast?

• No one listened to it

• People listened and emailed their thoughts

• People listened and criticized it

• People listened but didn't email

What kind of demands does the person want to avoid by keeping their podcasts free?

• Creative demands

• Financial demands

• Technical demands

• Legal demands

How did the person first hear about podcasting?

• Through a radio show

• Through a blog

• Through a friend

• Through a newspaper article

How does the person find new music to play in their podcasts?

• By asking their friends for recommendations

• By attending live concerts

• By searching for music on the web

• By composing their own music

Why are many musicians happy to have their music publicized in podcasts?

• To gain popularity and exposure

• To receive feedback on their music

• To make money from their music

• To collaborate with other musicians

What did the person visualize while recording their podcast?

• Their dream vacation

• Their own reflection

• Their audience

• Their favorite book

What does the person like about being able to do and say whatever they want in their podcasts?

• The freedom to play any type of music

• The ability to express their opinions freely

• The opportunity to collaborate with other podcasters

• The chance to interview famous musicians