Podcast Failure Signs: Why Most Die Before Episode #10
The earliest podcast failure signs were once confined to licensed engineers, monolithic transmitters, and gentlemen wearing ties in soundproofed rooms. Today anyone with a functioning… Read More
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The earliest podcast failure signs were once confined to licensed engineers, monolithic transmitters, and gentlemen wearing ties in soundproofed rooms. Today anyone with a functioning… Read More
Grocery shopping was once a routine errand. People bought milk, bread, eggs, coffee, cereal, toilet paper, a pound of hamburger, something green for appearances, perhaps… Read More
The information age was supposed to place the accumulated knowledge of civilization at everyone’s fingertips. Instead, much of that information appears to have been put… Read More
Business casual once meant khakis, loafers, and a collared shirt without a tie worn by people who wanted to look employable without appearing eager. Today,… Read More
Customer service was created to solve problems. Increasingly, however, it has come to resemble performance art, an elaborate theatrical production in which solving problems would… Read More
Most explanations of why dogs run away focus on practical matters such as open gates, thunderstorms, or a slow moving cat with poor judgment. Those… Read More
The arrival of a new neighbor usually follows a familiar script. A moving truck appears, someone accidentally backs over a shrub, and within forty-eight hours… Read More
A growing number of Chester county residents report that their 911 calls have been routed to the county’s newly established improvisation department, an experimental unit… Read More