Episode 107 of The Secular Foxhole: Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic Resources.
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Episode 107 of The Secular Foxhole: Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic Resources.
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Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic …
The salient point of today's discourse centers around the recent triumph of the U.S. men's curling team over Sweden in the Olympics, a victory that exemplifies the …
The Secular Foxhole (www.thesecularfoxhole.live)
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Episode 107 of The Secular Foxhole: Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic Resources.
Mentioned and linked to: @mikeneumann
Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic …
The salient point of today's discourse centers around the recent triumph of the U.S. men's curling team over Sweden in the Olympics, a victory that exemplifies the …
The Secular Foxhole (www.thesecularfoxhole.live)
#podcasting #podcast #value4Value #iran #greenland #arctic #immigration #philosophy
@Lyceum Thank you, Martin! Very kind of you.
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@phillycodehound Hi Seth, "Secular Foxhole" is Martin's show. Mine is mikeneumann.show, with Tim Jurgensen.
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Episode 107 of The Secular Foxhole: Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic Resources.
Mentioned and linked to: @mikeneumann
Examining the Geopolitical Implications of Greenland and Arctic …
The salient point of today's discourse centers around the recent triumph of the U.S. men's curling team over Sweden in the Olympics, a victory that exemplifies the …
The Secular Foxhole (www.thesecularfoxhole.live)
#podcasting #podcast #value4Value #iran #greenland #arctic #immigration #philosophy
@lyceum@podcastindex.social Can’t wait to listen.
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@ozoned@btfree.social Just bc it’s not your job, doesn’t mean you can’t have an ad or two which are relevant? Why not have your project pay for itself?
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@evoterra@podvibes.co Interesting. I just can’t imagine people sitting through 3 ads before even the intro. It’s just nuts to me. If it’s a topic I want to listen to, I’ll fast-forward, but if it’s a podcast that was recommended and this is what I get hit with? No thanks.
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Ad loads are increasing, for sure. @Podnews covered some of that on https://podnews.net/update/podcast-ads-concern
Having worked in the advertising business for 20 years before abandoning it a decade ago, I say with confidence that sophisticated ad ops teams are paying attention to many metrics, including drop rate.
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@phillycodehound@podcasting.chat I agree. Sponsorship spot after intro. I have no plans of doing this professionally so I won't have ada. But as long as they're topical, and not too many, absolutely.
