Jake Has a Picture of a Blue Dot
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Hey there, I'm Joanne Winslow-Van Ness, and welcome back to Picture Time O'Clock, where we explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the world of crypto and finance. As always, your host, David Sutrin, will be serving up engaging conversations with industry leaders, innovative thinkers, and financial experts on In each episode, we dive into topics such as meme coins, NFTs, tokenization, leveraging the market for 100x trades, and of course, market strategy. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, Picture Time O'Clock provides the insights and tools you need to make financial decisions that will take your life and bank count from zero to crypto king status. Thanks for joining us once again.
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Hey, what's going on? What's up? Thanks so much. How about you?
I am sort of, um, to be transparent, uh, distressed today, but I wanted to do this anyway. That's all right. Yeah. How are you doing?
Uh, pretty good. Not super distressed about anything. Um, but we can just have a, like an easy one and, uh, Yeah, I'm happy to talk about whatever. I like the episode that you sent me. I forget what the guy's name was, but... I think it was Matthew Golden. That doesn't ring a bell, actually. This guy's house burned down in a fire, and that's how he got money.
Oh, Chris.
Yeah, that might be right.
Yeah, I did two episodes with him. He was good.
Yeah, I liked the general production and checked out your website, and... It's cool because I don't spend any time on the production. I like the preparing and the recording. And then afterwards, I just kind of throw it out there. But I respect that you've got these audio effects and stuff that's just better. I'm pretty surprised how little production value there is on even the most popular podcasts in the world. They're just pretty basic.
yeah i mean if you ever want to kick it up a notch i like i do podcast production like as a job so that's kind of where it comes from um but yeah cool
Are you in need of podcast production? No, you're not? Well, do you know someone who is? Okay, okay. Take it easy. Maybe you're thinking of starting a podcast. Have you ever had thoughts like that? Yeah, that's right. We've all thought about it. But where the heck do I start is probably a question you've asked yourself if you answered yes to the last question. Fortunately, with the advancement of technology, robot computers have discovered a definitive answer to that question. The question... I'll remind you of what it was just one second. The question is, I want to start a podcast, but where the heck do I start? The answer? Email david at davidsutrinagmail.com or head over to www.davidsutrin.com. Fill out the contact form, prove you're human by solving a CAPTCHA, and then send David an email about all those ideas for a podcast you have.
David responds to everyone, and he always has the answers. Even if you just want to send him a message about non-podcast related stuff, or call him on the phone or something, you can do that too. He's available to talk. He's up early and goes to sleep late, so anytime works. His phone number is on his website too. If you click the download CV button, you can find his phone number and call or text him. Doesn't even have to be about podcasts, honestly. Just call him. Or fill out that contact form I was talking about. That's www.davidsutrin.com for all your podcast needs. From editing, mixing, music making magic, mastering, distribution on all platforms, including the most popular ones like Spotify and Apple.
Fuck it. He can do video podcasts too. What are you waiting for?
um well how'd you get into podcasting in the first place just to like get your like brand name out there more um not really that i would say i got into listening to podcasts pretty late um
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