Long-form podcasts
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Long-form podcasts are digital audio or video programs characterized by their extended duration, typically lasting from over an hour to several hours per episode. This format prioritizes in-depth, unedited, or highly detailed conversations, interviews, and narrative storytelling, allowing hosts and guests to explore complex topics without the time constraints of traditional broadcast media. Popularized by creators like Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman, the format has become a dominant medium for deep-dive discussions and investigative journalism.
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What experts have said about Long-form podcasts
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Hearing a speaker’s tone makes dismissing or hating them harder.
“When they see or hear the actual tone of how I'm presenting the arguments, they may not agree with those arguments. I mean, many of them, of course, obviously don't. But it's much harder to just dismiss or hate someone like that.”
Open the episode · #501 – DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Agentic Engineering, Vibe Coding & LinuxListen at 4:57:16
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