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PodComm Campfire — Tue, Oct 07, 2025 (3:00 pm ET/NYC)
Our virtual Campfires are gatherings where you can share your ideas and passion for podcasting in a social setting. Details…
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What’s a challenge you’re currently facing?
You don’t have to solve it—just name it. The first step in facing a challenge is admitting it exists. ɕ
(In category Workbench, last updated by @craigconstantine)
From the archives: Heat Dziczek
From Opportunities with Heat Dziczek… How can pursuing multiple creative passions and approaches shape personal growth and productivity in podcasting and beyond? Balancing creative chaos with focus highlights the chall&…
(In category Workbench, last updated by @craigconstantine)
Top topics
A few of the most-popular topics in the last month…
How I generate the show notes from Campfires
In yesterday’s campfire we talked (or at least, I did) at length about using LLMs and writing prompts. Here’s how I generate the show notes from the campfire …
(In category Our Process, last updated by @David3560)
What’s something you’ve gotten curious about because of podcasting?
Could be a guest’s work, a new tool, a worldview, a topic. What got under your skin in a good way? ɕ
(In category Workbench, last updated by @craigconstantine)
Continuing to push the LLMs…
I continue to dream that I can get an LLM to review my body of work and to then generate meaningful and interesting essays. …because I want to read those …
(In category Our Process, last updated by @ChristiCassidy)
When do you feel most clear about what you’re doing with your podcast?
Not “right,” just clear. A moment, a place, a feeling? ɕ
(In category Workbench, last updated by @Bob_Brown)
What’s a challenge you’re currently facing?
You don’t have to solve it—just name it. The first step in facing a challenge is admitting it exists. ɕ
(In category Workbench, last updated by @craigconstantine)