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🗓️ 16 March 2025
⏱️ 9 minutes
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0:00.0 | You're listening to a Glassbox media podcast. |
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0:39.9 | Welcome to a bonus episode of the I Can't Sleep Podcast, where I bore you to sleep with my |
0:45.2 | soothing voice, one fact at a time. I'm your host, Benjamin Boster. And tonight's episode is |
0:52.6 | going to be a little different. |
1:03.1 | Instead of using the typical Wikipedia article readings, I thought I'd take a moment to share the fairly unexpected journey that led to the I Can't Sleep podcast. |
1:13.9 | It all started with an old app, a frustratingly soothing voice, and an unexpected source of inspiration from the delightful TV show Parks and Recreation. So back in 2016, I remember discovering an app called anchor.fm, which initially |
1:22.4 | made it easy to record and share audio with other people. I felt like it was trying to be something along |
1:29.0 | the lines of an audio version of Twitter. I love the idea of the app and what it was trying to |
1:34.8 | accomplish. I remember playing around with the app quite a bit, but it never felt like it was really |
1:40.0 | going somewhere. And then months later, I learned that they were pivoting their direction and focusing |
1:45.5 | more on helping new podcasters get started. They made it super easy. They had some music you could |
1:52.3 | include. You just had to upload your content and publish it, and they would send it out to all the |
1:58.1 | different podcasting platforms. That was intriguing to me because I love the idea of starting a podcast, but it'd |
2:04.7 | struggled to find any sort of topic that made sense to me. |
2:08.3 | And so just kind of ruminated in the back of my mind for a while. |
2:12.0 | As time went on, I remember multiple occasions where people would share a very common thing, which was, |
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