Questions and Answers: Volume 6

Everything Everywhere Daily: History, Science, Geography & More

Gary Arndt

Education, History

4.7 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2023

⏱️ 14 minutes

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0:00.0	According to the laws of supply and demand, an equilibrium will eventually be reached where suppliers will meet the demands of consumers at a given price and quantity level.
0:09.0	In the case of this podcast, the supply and demand for questions are met at an equilibrium point of exactly one episode per month.
0:15.6	Stay tuned for volume six of questions and answers on this episode of Everything Everywhere
0:20.4	Daily. everywhere daily. It's time once again to do my monthly dive into your question so that I may provide you
0:40.5	with answers.
0:41.7	If you'd like to submit a question just
0:43.2	join the Facebook group and leave your questions when I post the monthly
0:46.1	Q&A thread at the beginning of every month. With that, the first question comes
0:50.7	from Lenny Zurif. He asks,
0:52.5	How long does it take to produce one episode,
0:54.8	to include all the research you have to do?
0:57.0	Well, Lenny, the amount of time it takes
0:59.0	is totally dependent on the type of episode it is.
1:02.0	For every episode, I have a rough idea of what I'm going to say before I even start.
1:06.5	I have a running list of episode ideas that I write down when I come across them.
1:10.6	And when I write an idea down, I have a kernel of an idea of the story that I want to tell.
1:15.4	The smaller the story, the easier it tends to be to write an episode.
1:19.7	For example, if an episode is about a single person or a single event, it's much easier to write.
1:25.0	Episodes that have a larger focus are more difficult to write because I have to condense an enormous amount of information into a small amount of time.
1:32.0	In some episodes, I'm trying to condense a subject
1:34.4	that could be someone's lifetime work down to about 10 minutes and that means
1:38.6	making decisions about what to put in the episode and what to keep out. With that being said, I'd say the average amount of time it
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