Eric and Neil break down why clips are becoming more valuable than the actual show, and why the real shift in media has less to do with long-form content and more to do with packaging, distribution, and platform-native monetization. They unpack the TBPN playbook, why some podcasts are really vehicles for generating clips, why legacy media is still missing the shift, and what marketers can learn from the way modern content is being engineered to spread. Key takeaways ◾ Clips are becoming a real business model, not just repurposed content. ◾ Live viewership matters less when clips drive most of the reach. ◾ More views do not matter if they come from the wrong audience. ◾ The topic you choose affects how monetizable your content becomes. ◾ Legacy media still has not fully adapted to clip-first consumption. ◾ Marketers need to think more like media companies built for distribution. Chapters (00:00) TBPN’s live views vs. clip views (02:13) Why legacy media is losing attention (04:32) Why viral views do not always make money (06:48) What legacy media should do with clips (08:48) Eric’s AI workflow and Claude cost savings

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