Want to make a podcast? Well, Spotify's got a platform that lets you make one super easily, then distribute it everywhere and even earn money.

All in one place, or free. It's called Spotify for podcasters, and here's how it works.

Spotify for podcasters lets you record and edit podcasts right from your phone or computer, so no matter what your setup is like, you can start creating today.

Then you can distribute your podcast to Spotify, and everywhere else podcasts are heard.

And now, video podcasts, also available on Spotify, may have seen a few of my episodes in video, for instance, we're having a baby, more to come.

With Spotify for podcasters, you can earn money in a variety of ways, including ads and podcast subscriptions.

Best of all, once again, it's totally free, with no catch.

And why is it rewarding for me to work with Spotify for podcasters, but all the time for all the reasons I mentioned above, this is the only podcast platform that allows video podcasts, certainly.

And if you wanted to, you could have Q&A's, polls, all kinds of interaction with your listeners.

I highly recommend you give it a try. Download the Spotify for podcasters app or go to www.spodify.com slash podcasters to get started.

And if you want to learn more about podcasters, please subscribe to my channel and share it with your friends.

And if you want to learn more about podcasters, please subscribe to my channel and share it with your friends.

Well, hello there. As many of you know, one of my passions is introducing people to works apart they may have missed over the years, pieces of sophisticated culture that just slip through the cracks somehow.

Wonderful and terrible pieces of music that delight, terrify, horrify and scar many of the listeners.

For as I like to think of it enriching their lives, thus this compendium of magical musical moments, some of which never publicly aired only to be found on Patreon.

For instance, this first segment in which I horrify my darling Edith's Edithon with one of the most foul songs to ever hit the charts, much less go to number one.

So we're talking about lovely things to do with having a new baby.

And there's a song that I wanted to play you when you were still carrying Peter because it has a certain amount of sentimentality.

And this was quite a big hit in the 70s. I'll tell you the title later, you'll probably figure it out by Paul Anka.

Lovely.

You've gentleness sweet so far.

What a lovely way of saying how much you love me.

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