Podcasts have transformed from underdog mediums to cultural powerhouses, now selling out arenas and influencing political discourse, but they also evoke growing audience frustrations.
The popularity of excessively long podcasts has exploded, with some creators believing that long-form content equates to quality. However, many listeners prefer concise episodes.
The shift toward video podcasts has altered the nature of the listening experience, pushing creators to prioritize visuals over audio, much to the dismay of traditional podcast fans.
Despite the rise of long and video-integrated podcasts, there remains a significant audience that appreciates shorter, more focused episodes that fit neatly into daily routines.
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