Rob Greenlee explains pod fading: when podcasters stop releasing episodes and cancel their hosting subscriptions. Hosting platforms fight this because losing active creators means losing revenue. Keeping podcasters publishing keeps them paying.
thus there will be less likelihood of pod fading, right? Which means that's actually a kind of like a, like a churn in their subscription models, right? So let's say you go in and you start a podcast on a particular platform and you start paying the monthly $20 a month or whatever that is. And, you know, a couple of weeks into that, you stop publishing new episodes. Well, there's a high likelihood that you're going to cancel your account. So there is an interest on the part of the podcast hosting platforms to encourage you and help you continue to produce new content. And that's good for everybody, actually.
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