Many podcasts disappear after only a handful of episodes. Seven episodes is a frequently cited figure, though reliable industry-wide statistics are surprisingly hard to establish.
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Our podcast is, very often, the easiest way to get the message from our YouTube videos on all the usual podcast platforms, like Spotify (and many others), as well as Podbean itself.
Since the videos are mostly images of me, sound alone works for this output. If you do not have time for the videos, why not try this alternative instead?
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The Simpsons (Yank TV show) has been airing once a week for 38 years (since 1989) with 811 episodes.
Funding the Future has surpass it!
Congratulations!!!!
Thank you
I will wear that badge with pride.
And I note that they must have taken many weeks off.
We do not.
Video absent. Or is it me?
There is no video. Just an audio.
I don’t see audio either. Just ‘This is today’s’ and a blank.
BTW Congratulations!!
Bizarrely, the embed is refusing to work. I have used a workaround. Sorry!
This is an interesting milestone for the Funding the Future podcast. Discussions around public funding, taxation, and economic policy are important for understanding how financial decisions shape society and future development. Looking forward to more insightful episodes and thought-provoking discussions.
Thank you
Well Done – is all I can say.
Thank you