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Explore the depths of emotions with Creatures of the Wind, an audio movie journey through grief, love, and the complexities of life.
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Welcome to Entrepreneur's Enigma, where we delve into the thrilling highs and challenging lows of entrepreneurship.
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Join comedians Dan Rosen and Brian Park on Middlebrow, a pseudo-intellectual podcast where they humorously tackle topics they know little about, proving that knowing nothing can still be entertaining.
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Second Helpings serves up witty, unscripted chats on eating disorder recovery, mental health, and pop culture.
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Welcome To Podcasting.Chat!
This forum is for podcasters, podcast guests, and podcast enthusiasts alike to share tips, tricks, and their love of the medium.
This forum is fully federated, so you are able to contribute to any discussion here through your own software of choice (e.g. Mastodon, Misskey, Lemmy, Piefed, etc.). So you can sign up for an account here and it federates around the Fediverse. You can also follow feeds and topics from your other Fedi-enabled accounts.
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Nomono just improved audio and video sync for creators, making it easier to line up multi camera footage with high quality audio in post. Less fiddling, faster edits, cleaner results. Link in the comments.
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Punjabi Pioneers
rings to light the voices of Punjabi women from early Sikh families in Far North Queensland, whose courage, resilience, and contributions helped shape Punjabi life in Australia...Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: https://www.greataustralianpods.com/punjabi-pioneers/
#AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Society #Culture #Identity #History #Language #Diversity #Punjabi
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Join Lily Herman on No Grip, a Formula 1 culture podcast, as she explores the sport's wild mishaps, scandals, and untold sagas. From F1 romance novels to the infamous Monaco diamond, discover the cultural depths of F1 like never before.
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@dave Would you consider the hosted API itself to be a critical element of what the index is doing for the community? One could make the case that the open-source code for anyone to run it themselves is the better use of your time than maintaining a free service for people who’re never going to appreciate the v4v model.
Imagine if the API had trial-sized rate limits, then flipped into a pay-what-you-want model powered by L402/x402
