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Hello, and welcome to the Dailyish
for Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026.
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I'm recording an episode every day
for this, my 50th year on the planet.
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First up, Dailyish on YouTube.
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a few folks replied and said they would
possibly check out the video version
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if it was on YouTube, and so I just
decided to go for it and make it public.
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There's a playlist in the show notes.
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You can link to that if you want, if you
wanna subscribe to the show on YouTube.
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It's in what YouTube
calls a podcast playlist.
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You-- I think you can subscribe to just
that playlist if you want to, so you don't
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need to have, you know, podcasting or
Mac audio video tutorials in your YouTube
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algorithm if that's not really your thing.
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again, no promises that every
episode will be in video form.
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There's a bunch of early episodes
that definitely aren't in video form.
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Uh, but whenever I'm able to flip
the camera on and record and edit
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quickly, just doesn't slow me down,
I'll publish a video version as well.
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So hello to anyone watching on YouTube.
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Maybe leave a comment down below about,
uh, your favorite thing about fall.
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Try that, see if that
generates the, uh, clicks.
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The other thing I forgot on Monday's
episode is that I was gonna do mailbag
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episodes on Monday, so I'm gonna do that
today on Wednesday and hopefully pick
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that up again next, next week on Monday
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First up, Justin Jackson had asked me
if that was me playing guitar at the
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beginning of the episode, and it is.
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I recorded a little, couple
little intros, options, and
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sort of messed around with that.
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Kind of inspired by, um, Mike Birbiglia's,
uh, Working It Out podcast where he
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has, uh, Jack Antonoff, I think, and
his band Bleachers that did an intro
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or just acoustic-y singing intro,
but kind of went simpler than that.
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But just kind of like a analog, very
human touch as opposed to sort of a
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digital loop prerecorded kind of thing.
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So hope you like it.
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I kind of like it each time I
hear it, so not sick of it yet,
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and
Load full transcript
I've listened to all of them.
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Uh, Harold answered my question I
mentioned in passing when I said
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something about soup to nuts, and, uh,
he replied in multiple locations for
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me to understand that, uh, it's because
the first course of the meal was soup
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and the last course was nuts, allegedly.
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I haven't verified that, so I'm
just trusting that he's not, uh,
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punking me with that information.
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on Blue Sky said, "I am
really enjoying your podcast.
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I get a couple episodes in between
the longer shows they follow,
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and it's a bit of a breather, but
they're always interesting and fun."
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They've listened to longer shows from
me, but they do really enjoy this format.
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So thank you for that feedback.
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And yeah, I've done in the past
longer shows, uh, especially like
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with a co-host and things like that.
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A little hard to do longer
ones solo, but, uhâ¦
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And I'm trying to keep the
10-minute time limit intact.
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I'm not like hard and fast on that.
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If something happens where, uh, yeah,
there's just a conversation that goes
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longer, it's not the end of the world.
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But I do try and keep them short just
for the purposes of a daily podcast.
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It would become very, uh,
whatever the word is, laborious.
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That's not the right word, but to keep
up with a daily podcast that's, you
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know, half hour, hour-long episodes.
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@ on Microblog, and I think on Blue Sky as
well, said, uh, "I really like Dailyish.
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It's becoming part of my morning routine
when I'm waiting to open at work.
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I just stay a couple days
behind, so it works out."
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Oh, and they found it on Blue Sky.
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Yeah, that's what I just thought.
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I think they're on Microblog as well
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Just to circle back quickly on the YouTube
idea, it's kind of this thing that's
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fun to put it out on, on video form.
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I know the videos are gonna
get 10 views or whatever.
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Like, it's not gonna be some sort of,
like, huge audience building opportunity.
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But there is something about, I don't
know if it's just, like, being on
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YouTube feels legit in the way that
podcasts don't feel quite as legit.
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No, no, uh, disrespect to my
fellow podcasters out there.
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Um, it's kinda like being on, you know,
TV instead of radio maybe or something
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like that in back in the day when we used
to all listen to radio and watch actual
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TV And the discoverability is just, like
I said in a previous episode, kinda crazy
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on YouTube as compared to anything else.
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But audio-focused, audio-first podcasting
is still where my passion lies, and
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that's definitely what the focus of
Dailyish, these Dailyish episodes
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are gonna, is gonna be going forward.
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But yeah, having a little fun with
the YouTube format as well and just
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seeing, seeing what goes on and how,
how it might be, get discovered.
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if you subscribe to my YouTube channel
for tutorials and things and you're
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wondering why this thing is suddenly
appearing in, in your feed maybe,
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uh, I apologize for it not being a
tutorial and sort of Mac audio focused.
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It is kinda like adjacent to that because
I'm learning, editing, processing, coming
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up with different routines and processes
for editing podcasts while I'm doing
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this as kind of a way, a vehicle for me
to experiment with the podcasting format
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on my own stuff rather than having to
experiment on clients' projects that
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aren't always, uh, is, is not always
feasible or efficient to do that.
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So hopefully you stick around.
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Uh, and if not, I understand why
you might have to unsubscribe from
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the YouTube channel as a result.
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Everyone say hi to Neville if
you're watching on YouTube.
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He's curled up again having a sleep
As always, feel free to reply to
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this post on social media where
I told you about this episode.
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You can still say hi to Neville
there as well, or you can email
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me at chris.enns@gmail.com.
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Dailyish wherever you get your podcasts
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Thanks for listening.
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I hope you'll be back tomorrow.
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Have a great day.
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Bye