Two years, nine months and one day ago, I sat down and recorded the first episode of a daily podcast.

And today, I'm recording episode number 1000.

It's been a lot of work, but it's been a great experience.

And to date, hundreds of thousands of people from almost every country on Earth have listened to the

show.

So join me as I celebrate the milestone of episode number 1,000 of everything everywhere daily. Before I get into the celebration I'd like to give a few statistics about

podcasts that you might not be aware of. The first is that of all podcasts which

have published a single episode onto an RSS feed,

25% have only published a single episode.

So if you ever hear about there being millions of podcasts

in the world, take this into consideration. Two-thirds of all podcasts have three or fewer episodes.

So, I don't want to brag, but there aren't a whole lot of podcasts out there that make it to episode number 1,000. To be sure, the

reason why most podcasts don't reach episode number 1,000 is because they are not

daily podcasts. For example, my friend Chris Christensen has been doing his podcast. For example, my friend Chris Christensen has been doing his

podcast, The Amateur Traveller since 2005, a full 15 years before I started doing

this one. However, because his is a weekly show he has only recently

recorded episode number 847. If this were a weekly show I would only be around

episode number 142 right now.

One question which was raised on the Facebook group was if 1,000 episodes were 1,000 unique

episodes.

And the answer is no.

As of recording this episode, I have done 127 Encore episodes,

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