Jared

So, OK, well, I found a quote from our previous episode. Did you bring your crow? Because you might have to eat a little bit of it. What did I say? I said I could make those links clickable and maybe I'll do that. And then Gerhard Lazu said I would love that. And then Adam Sokoviak said I would concur and plus one that because that would make me click a chapter start time easily.

So, OK, well, I found a quote from our previous episode. Did you bring your crow? Because you might have to eat a little bit of it. What did I say? I said I could make those links clickable and maybe I'll do that. And then Gerhard Lazu said I would love that. And then Adam Sokoviak said I would concur and plus one that because that would make me click a chapter start time easily.

Because it would be clickable for one.

Because it would be clickable for one.

All right, so I just wanted to close that loop, and then we can move on.

All right, so I just wanted to close that loop, and then we can move on.

I think it's going pretty well. I guess I don't consider it to be over with. Maybe it is because I guess a lot of what we think about is production workflow and We're constantly trying to improve that and make it better. I would say that we successfully went video first now and we have systems in place that we can do that reliably.

I think it's going pretty well. I guess I don't consider it to be over with. Maybe it is because I guess a lot of what we think about is production workflow and We're constantly trying to improve that and make it better. I would say that we successfully went video first now and we have systems in place that we can do that reliably.

I had to build a few things and we had to figure out a lot with regards to chapters and timestamps and how we handle the videos on YouTube versus the podcast episodes and audio. And all the nuts and bolts, I think, were fine. Like, we just kind of figured it all out and did it. Nothing really was too difficult there. The response has been positive.

I had to build a few things and we had to figure out a lot with regards to chapters and timestamps and how we handle the videos on YouTube versus the podcast episodes and audio. And all the nuts and bolts, I think, were fine. Like, we just kind of figured it all out and did it. Nothing really was too difficult there. The response has been positive.

I think a lot of our audio listeners have a little trepidation because they think, is it going to become a YouTube show? And, you know... They never want to listen to it on YouTube, which I don't either, honestly. We're doing this for people who like that kind of thing, like Gerhard, I guess, and others. And I acknowledge that you all are out there and we appreciate that you are.

I think a lot of our audio listeners have a little trepidation because they think, is it going to become a YouTube show? And, you know... They never want to listen to it on YouTube, which I don't either, honestly. We're doing this for people who like that kind of thing, like Gerhard, I guess, and others. And I acknowledge that you all are out there and we appreciate that you are.

And we want you to watch it on YouTube, which is why we came there. But our existing audience, very few of them find much value in the videos, I think, or the ones who at least are vocal don't. And I get that. And of course, the trepidation is like, well, will the audio suffer?

And we want you to watch it on YouTube, which is why we came there. But our existing audience, very few of them find much value in the videos, I think, or the ones who at least are vocal don't. And I get that. And of course, the trepidation is like, well, will the audio suffer?

And will we start to like pull a thing up on the screen and have reactions to it without explaining what we're looking at? I don't ever want to get there. Hopefully we can be self-aware and always remember that we have a listener, not just a viewer, and explain what we're looking at if we are looking at something. So for them, I understand because.

And will we start to like pull a thing up on the screen and have reactions to it without explaining what we're looking at? I don't ever want to get there. Hopefully we can be self-aware and always remember that we have a listener, not just a viewer, and explain what we're looking at if we are looking at something. So for them, I understand because.

if you love something and it's changing, you just hope that it doesn't change for you for the worse. And so hopefully we haven't done that. I think we've had most people who had trepidation, at least so far, have been fine with the change. They haven't noticed much of a difference. And for those who love video podcasts or watching conversations on YouTube, because is it a podcast actually?

if you love something and it's changing, you just hope that it doesn't change for you for the worse. And so hopefully we haven't done that. I think we've had most people who had trepidation, at least so far, have been fine with the change. They haven't noticed much of a difference. And for those who love video podcasts or watching conversations on YouTube, because is it a podcast actually?

I guess YouTube thinks it is. We're there now and people are watching. You know, we get 500 to 1,000 watches on a video. We hope to grow that. And no real complaints there, I don't think, besides your random YouTube troll, which we've had trolls our entire career, so we don't feed them or care about them very much.

I guess YouTube thinks it is. We're there now and people are watching. You know, we get 500 to 1,000 watches on a video. We hope to grow that. And no real complaints there, I don't think, besides your random YouTube troll, which we've had trolls our entire career, so we don't feed them or care about them very much.