ABOUT THIS EPISODE
TLDR - I'm starting a newsletter to reach more listeners and avoid the social algorithms.
https://substack.com/@cccdundee
A quick update on where things are at with the podcast and what’s coming next. This season’s felt a little out of rhythm — not because of the guests (they’ve been brilliant) — but more because of what’s been going on behind the scenes.
In this episode, I chat about why things have felt a bit off, how changes in social media have made it harder to share episodes, and why I’ve decided to start a newsletter on Substack. It’s a way to cut through the noise and make sure you don’t miss new episodes — plus I’ll be sharing a bit more insight and digging into some of the back catalogue too.
SIgn up now: https://substack.com/@cccdundee
https://substack.com/@cccdundee
A quick update on where things are at with the podcast and what’s coming next. This season’s felt a little out of rhythm — not because of the guests (they’ve been brilliant) — but more because of what’s been going on behind the scenes.
In this episode, I chat about why things have felt a bit off, how changes in social media have made it harder to share episodes, and why I’ve decided to start a newsletter on Substack. It’s a way to cut through the noise and make sure you don’t miss new episodes — plus I’ll be sharing a bit more insight and digging into some of the back catalogue too.
SIgn up now: https://substack.com/@cccdundee
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