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(as you know) I was raised in a borderline cult environment with professionally evangelist parents, homeschooled, limited access to media, taught 6k y/o earth, explicitly expected to be a housewife who homeschooled her own children in the ways of the Lord. 1/

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Have you ever considered a podcast? Seems like an ideal place where you can say whatever your want and it seems like you could pick up followers pretty quickly and eventually move to ads or a Patreon. You could get a decent rig and travel around with it too

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Actually yes. I'm pretty good at having unusual conversations. If I had an automatic guest lineup I didn't have to work to put together I would absolutely do it.

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You'd have a pretty easy time getting interesting guests imho, given your following and connections.

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I actually am not really sure how to do this. It might look like it'd be easy from the outside but I feel very lost from the inside. I don't do a lot of 'connection making' very much. I think meeting you and Scott was the last time I met someone off Twitter.

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Fwiw I listen to few podcasts but would definitely check yours out! You are an unusual person with unique questions, so this has the potential to be self-recommending, as Tyler Cowen puts it (interesting people, interesting topic). Hope you sort the sourcing problem!

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yo @collinofzion got any advice

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imo it'd be worth finding someone who's a good networker/audio editor to help co-host I kind of want to volunteer to work with you on it, but I am rather novice in both those skills (even though I'm working on them)

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Which parts are giving you the most trouble? The tech? The logistics? The publication?

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p. sure you can just tweet at people you want on the show, and many will be interested. If you're lazy, figuring out the technical details, like recording software, where to upload, etc., seems much harder than finding guests.