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You're listening to One Minute Podcast Tips.
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I'm your host, Danny Brown.
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And each episode brings you snack-sized tips
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to be a better podcaster.
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And now, this week's episode.
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When it comes to what format your podcast should be in,
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there are three main choices.
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Episodic, Episodic with Seasons, and Serial.
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The first two are pretty straightforward and just mean that listeners can jump in at any time
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regardless of what episode they actually start listening to your podcast.
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They won't be confused because each episode stands on its own.
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Episodic with Seasons just means that you're taking a break between seasons
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so maybe a summer break, seasonal break, but listeners can still jump in at any time
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no matter what season or episode.
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With Serial, that's more geared towards storytelling podcasts
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and requires the listener to start at the very beginning with episode one.
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When you create your podcast with your podcast host,
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you would choose what format you wish.
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Episodic, episodic with seasons, or serial.
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And then it would generally display episodes newest first for episodic
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and oldest first for serial.
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Until the next time, happy podcasting.
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Until the next time, happy podcasting.
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