Podcasting Doesn’t Have to Be So Much Work | David Heinemeier Hansson

Podcasting Made Simple

Alex Sanfilippo, PodMatch.com

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5 • 671 Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Send Us a Text Message The podcasting industry's culture is riddled with hustle, craziness, and busyness on either side of the microphone. But it doesn't have to be this way. In fact, the opposite can be true and ultimately lead to more traction and success! In this episode, David Heinemeier Hansson, renowned entrepreneur and co-author of the influential book "It Doesn't Have To Be Crazy At Work," explores how the insights from his book can be applied to the world of podcasting. David shares ...

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0:00.0	You're listening to Podcasting Made Simple.
0:04.8	David, so good to spend some time with you again.
0:06.8	Thank you so much for being here with Podcasting Made Simple, Pod Pros, and Pod Talks.
0:10.9	I appreciate you, man.
0:11.8	Thanks for having me back.
0:12.9	Yeah, really excited about it.
0:14.0	Our last conversation I was telling you this morning, I went through the whole, all things David Handemeyer Hansen.
0:19.4	It just went through it all to figure out, okay, like, what are you
0:21.8	been doing on podcasts and stuff like that? And I still go back to our last interviews. I'm a little biased
0:26.3	here, but it's one of the better interviews. I'm going to encourage everyone to go back and listen to
0:29.2	that, and I'll have a place where everyone can find it. But again, I do appreciate the time again. And I'm going to quickly get into a little bit of some of your history just because it's going to be relevant today's conversation.
0:39.2	For anyone who doesn't know David Handmeyer Hansen, creator of Ruby on Rails, co-founder of Base Camp and Hay, the Lamas. Is that you say it?
0:48.8	La Ma'am? Yes. La Ma'am. Okay. I've like watched it forever and no action how to pronounce it. It's like my American accent. It doesn't do well with it. But like a winning class race car driver. I mean,
0:58.6	how cool is that, right? And then also multiple times bestselling author. Man, I have referred to you
1:04.1	many times is the closest thing to a real life Tony Stark that anyone could ever meet.
1:09.4	So, but it turns out I'm wrong, by the way. You're actually
1:13.0	like from the future or something like that. And I say that because every time you do something
1:18.6	that maybe like rocks a boat a little bit, I mean, you and I are both on Twitter so we can
1:22.4	kind of see that happening from time, time. It's because you're actually years ahead of where the rest of us are going to be.
1:29.7	A perfect example of this is you wrote the book called Remote, Office Not Required, back in 2013,
1:35.0	is when I believe it was. I don't know if you remember that time, everybody, but like we weren't
1:39.7	ready for that message yet, but here we are. We live in that world now. So again, I just want to
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