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After producing 500 episodes, the host says podcasts can't survive on audio alone anymore. They need high production quality and constant iteration to build an audience. Early shows were 10-20 minutes; that era is gone.

After producing 500 episodes, the host says podcasts can't survive on audio alone anymore. They need high production quality and constant iteration to build an audience. Early shows were 10-20 minutes; that era is gone.
I did 500 episodes with Steli and a lot of them were like 10, 20 minutes max. And we had kind of popularized that format when it was okay to just have an audio podcast. So I think the first thing I'll say is I don't think it's okay these days to just have an audio podcast. And that's like probably the starting point of how I think about podcasting today. But ultimately how I feel about it today is you need a high level of production.
Mm-hmm.
The goal is to iterate until it's a popular podcast.

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