Are We Sick of TypeScript.fm Yet? | Retrospective | Ep 14B
Download MP3In this episode, Erik and Kamran have a candid discussion about how the podcast started, how it went, and what the plans are for the future.
Chapters
- (00:00) Introduction
- (01:18) Is TypeScript.fm Done?
- (01:59) Erik's Reflection
- (03:05) Kamran's Reflection
- (03:48) What's the Goal of the Podcast?
- (06:46) What Do We Want to Focus On?
- (12:10) Should We Build a Dedicated Community Around the Podcast?
- (13:58) How Do We Feel About the Time Spent Right Now?
- (18:05) Should We Split Episodes Apart?
- (21:59) What Should Change With the Record and Edit Workflow?
- (23:38) Should We Start Doing Video?
- (26:08) What Should the News Cover?
- (27:23) Should We Send a Newsletter?
- (29:28) How Are the Numbers Doing So Far?
- (36:26) How Do We Encourage Feedback or Engagement?
- (37:34) What Should We Stop Doing?
- (38:49) How Do We Want to Handle Guests?
- (40:28) How Do We Make It Easier to Aggregate News?
- (43:23) Should We Change Up the Format?
- (49:47) How Do We Want to Handle Mid-rolls?
- (51:03) How Do We Improve Our Show Notes and Accessibility?
- (52:34) Should We Update the Logo and Cover Art?
- (53:22) What Has the Community Reception Been?
- (56:55) Tell Us What You Think!
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Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators and Guests
Host
Erik Onarheim
Hi, my name is Erik 👋 I'm a software developer in Minneapolis ⛄I created a game engine for the web called Excalibur 🗡
