What Podcast Trend Did Matt of Podcast Notes Describe to Stewart Alsop?
Matt tells Stewart Alsop, on Crazy Wisdom, that podcasting is still young and growing. The trend he notices is shorter shows, and a move toward clips. Naval Ravikant was releasing short audio clips from a longer conversation. Listeners and hosts were also posting a short clip on Twitter to pull people into the full episode. Matt says a show can be released as clips, and that Overcast had just added a way to chop out a segment and send it to a friend. He had also heard strong shows that ran only five minutes, or ten to twelve. His summary is clips, and shorter podcasts overall.
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