This short transcript is advice for podcasters about choosing between producing an audio-first podcast (a radio show) or a video-first program (a TV-style show published on YouTube). The speaker emphasizes that creators must decide one clear direction—audio-only or video-first—rather than remaining indecisive and split between formats.
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It's a decision. It's a. It's like it's. It's not a. Well, Maybe I'll try YouTube and see if it works. It's like you need to decide whether it's you're already publishing audio only or if you're at, you know, in the beginning. Regardless of where you are, you need to decide, do I want to make a TV show that the audio of the TV show is available on podcast feeds, but it's a TV show, or do I want to make a radio show where, yeah, maybe I'll, like throw on a camera and I can like make clips out of it. But, like, primarily the show is audio only. It is a decision and it's either. Either way is okay, but where I see podcasters languishing is when they're just like caught in between. Like, yeah, I kind of think maybe I should do YouTube. I throw episodes up. I really don't. Not really sure. I don't really have time for it. I'm like, just decide.