Repeat Podcasts

December 14, 2004

Just a little problem that I pondered about today which was about the longevity of Podcasts. Well before podcasts people listened to music on their MP3 player over and over and over, heck I listen to the same song up to 6 six in a row (The last one was Gwen Stefani - β€˜What you waiting for’).

The problem is would any podcast ever be so good that you re-listen to it? Take for instance a chat show on the radio (Beat FM record a talk show from 1.50 to 3.50 and is repeated again at 11.50 until 1.50) I must say I have listened to the show on a few occasions during the day time and again at night (when most radio stations are boring and play songs for people working late shifts).

But now that I get great Podcasts arriving straight to me, the on switch to the radio has now gathered dust. DSC takes me from college to home, DNDS takes me into the night, podcasts such as The Sports Pod, Reel Reviews and have recently tried Matthew Bischoff to make my night pass by with entertainment. Most podcasts now feature music (between 2/3 songs) so will this help podcasters to be re-listened to? Let us hope so. Comments on this please.

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