I’m curious about your podcast preferences. Let me know, as I want to start running some polls here to get a better fix on what you enjoy and how I can tailor my content better.
I have trouble listening to most podcasts and audiobooks due to a combination of an audio processing delay and sensory compensation (super acute hearing due to hyposmia).
Fast speech is a notoriously hard for me and background noise is generally a hinderance, even if it’s music. A good example of a easy to understand podcast would be Dale Hurst’s Season 2 finale episode on Spotify. It’s one of the rare podcasts where I haven’t had to rewind constantly to understand what’s said.
On the flip side, I read at four times the average speed so have no trouble plowing through a 200 page story in a day even with my busy schedule so written versions of the content would be very helpful for me.
I prefer Overcast to Substack for podcasts, but in general, I like the option to listen to newsletters.
Spotify and Apple Podcasts are my go to, but I’m trying to use Substack for audio more.
I have trouble listening to most podcasts and audiobooks due to a combination of an audio processing delay and sensory compensation (super acute hearing due to hyposmia).
Fast speech is a notoriously hard for me and background noise is generally a hinderance, even if it’s music. A good example of a easy to understand podcast would be Dale Hurst’s Season 2 finale episode on Spotify. It’s one of the rare podcasts where I haven’t had to rewind constantly to understand what’s said.
On the flip side, I read at four times the average speed so have no trouble plowing through a 200 page story in a day even with my busy schedule so written versions of the content would be very helpful for me.