Podcasters often assume their video and audio audiences are the same, but they're not. Visuals convey information that doesn't translate to audio, so hosts need to adapt their communication for each platform separately.
It's not a technology issue in that case. It's more of the discipline of the host and being aware that they are on multiple platforms. Some people are watching, some people are listening, you know, and I think that is a big problem because everybody just takes it for granted.
Yeah, and it's not always a perfect one-for-one relationship between having a lot of visuals because visuals carry a lot of communication that we don't really realize. And oftentimes it can't be accurately described in audio too. So that is a tension.
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