I'm a podcaster who makes podcasts. You are a podcast listener who listens to podcasts.

This is a podcast by a podcaster about podcasts for people who listen to podcasts,

because podcasts about podcasting is the ultimate podcast for podcasters.

Learn more about podcasts on this episode of the Everything Everywhere Daily, Podcast. This episode is sponsored by Skill Share.

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Believe it or not the history of digital audio goes back to before the advent of computers.

If you think of a sound wave as something like a sign wave or the squiggly line that you see on an oscilloscope, the method of making that digital was developed

way back in 1937.

The technique called Pulse Code Modulation basically involved breaking up the wave and individual

parts and representing each part digitally.

Digital audio recording didn't really begin in earnest until the 1970s,

and it was finally used in commercial audio with the release of the compact disc format in the early 1980s.

None of this really has anything to do with podcasts, however,

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