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Hello. I'm Dave Clements, customer relations and video

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production here at Blueberry.

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And I'm Mike Dell, the VP of customer

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relations. And today, we're talking about how to

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take your podcast global, reaching new audiences outside

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your home country.

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Yeah. Because most podcasters tend to start

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thinking pretty local. But thanks to how podcasting

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works, your show could already have international fans

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that you didn't even realize even from episode

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one.

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Yeah. It's, definitely

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goes worldwide. And if you're in Apple Podcasts,

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you're in Apple Podcasts everywhere. If you're in

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Podcast Index, you're in Podcast Index everywhere. That

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in itself will get you international listeners.

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You're listening to Podcast Insider hosted by Mike

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Dell, Dave Clements, and Mackenzie Bennett from the

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Blueberry team, bringing you weekly insights, advice, and

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insider tips and tricks to help you start,

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grow, and thrive through podcasting with all the

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support of your team here at Blueberry Podcasting.

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Welcome.

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Let's dive in.

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So we wanted to talk about why you

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should think globally

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because,

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you know, some podcasters think small, which is

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perfectly fine. Local like, hyperlocal shows are great

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too. But,

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expanding your reach,

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can actually help you grow your show faster,

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and

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it helps you feel more connected to, you

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know, the outside world,

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and and your audience. You you get a

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lot more diversity,

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and you, you know, you get to talk

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to different cultures and

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people like that. And you can also, like,

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get some, like, fresh ideas or or some

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feedback maybe you might not get if it's

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coming from your neighbor.

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Yeah. Correct. You know, it helps you build

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your community

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outside of your home country. You know, and,

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you know,

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most of the people who are listening to

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this show are probably in The US or

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Canada

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or England or something like that. But, you

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know, there may be people all over the

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place, and same with your show.

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You know, there may be somebody listening in

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some country you've probably never even heard of.

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you know, it it, you know, helps you

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appeal to

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sponsors and collaborations

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outside your home country. You know, I was

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looking through my stats.

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I've been doing that NAPOD promo thing this

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month,

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on my personal show, and I was looking

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through my stats. And, I had a download

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from Antarctica,

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don't know what country they're from, but, you

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know, nobody's from Antarctica. But they were obviously

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currently there,

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so that was pretty cool.

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look at your stats panel, you're on Blueberry,

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look at your stats panel, we have a

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whole geographic section,

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and it'll show you all the countries that

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getting downloads in.

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a bunch of downloads, say, in Japan, you

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guests or something would have something to do

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directly with Japan, maybe do an episode about

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it. Do something like that.

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appeal to,

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you know, people not sitting where you're sitting.

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odd, really. They're not too foreign.

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this guy actually starts interacting with

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the show a lot, like, having full on

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conversations with every member of the cast. And,

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that was actually really cool and really struck

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interesting conversations. And then he would be like,

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because it just was, I guess, too American.

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we don't tend to pay much attention to

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the news outside of you of The US.

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more about American,

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most people in America.

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we don't want to. It's because it's just

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not something that we pay attention to. Our

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country's big enough. Canada's big enough that we

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got enough stuff going on. We kinda pay

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don't don't discount that. The rest of the

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may be interested in your topic.

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may, you know, not understand some of your,

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and all that kind of thing. You know?

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example. I can't really think of one right

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you know, even even English other English speaking

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countries.

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you know, they talk different over there even

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though it's the same language.

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they do speak some form of English,

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but they may not understand some of that

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cadence of the show or anything like that.

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like, earlier on in your show. Like, you

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my cohost would like to reference events that

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and then there's a conversation that can happen.

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problem referencing

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local stuff, but maybe

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explain it a little more.

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a big thing. Well, in other countries, nobody

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hunts deer. Well, if I was gonna, you

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reference deer hunting, I'd have to explain that's

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holiday on the opening day of deer season,

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you know, stuff like that. You know, not

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that, you know, just using that as an

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US, we come up on Thanksgiving.

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everybody's celebrating

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New Year's to some some degree.

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when you realize you have that global audience

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maybe talk about more than just your holiday

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that's coming up, or explain your holiday a

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may not understand what American Thanksgiving is,

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based on and things like that. Yeah. This

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is bringing up Canada. Their Thanksgiving is in

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I I I talk on the ham radio

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and, you know, he said, oh, it's Thanksgiving

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this weekend and blah blah blah. You know,

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like, really? Oh, ours isn't until next month

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every country has different holidays. You know, we

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line, we'll get calls from

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outside the country that that that don't

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celebrate Memorial Day or don't celebrate Labor Day

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they don't really understand. And then vice versa,

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holidays. You know, we have a couple of

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and they have different holidays than we do.

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like, oh, you mean we're not working Thursday

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and Friday this week? Cool. Yeah.

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we went over like, we went went from,

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we had to, like, do the math, figure

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out when do we actually record things. But

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then, like, you know, you wanna keep those

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in mind for doing, like, live events or

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things, or maybe you adjust when your episode

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audience or your international audience at the same

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time. You know, that reminds me, like, James

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He's in Australia, so he's, you know, twelve

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because that seems to be the most universally

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accepted time for something that he's do you

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know, just to get the news out. You

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know? I I like to listen and or

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read his newsletter in the mornings,

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And here I am in the East Coast

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time zone. You know, if he was putting

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it out Australian time, he'd put it out

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at midnight,

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my time, which still work out for

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for, you know, reading it in the morning,

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but

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still, you know, that that he does that

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intentionally

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to to put it out, you know, for

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East Coast US time. And plus, it gives

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him all day to to do it, and

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then he puts it out and goes to

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bed.

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Yeah. Smart.

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Smart.

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So, yeah, that's something to keep in mind,

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you know, whether you're using,

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the PowerPress plugin or Bluberry Publisher, you know,

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right there in the Bluberry dashboard.

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You can schedule when your episodes go.

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Just don't do it at the top of

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an hour, like, exactly 5AM.

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Everybody does it at that time. So, you

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know, give it five, ten, seven minutes, something

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like that. I always I always go at

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04:20AM.

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That's usually if I schedule, I schedule for

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that. And that's that's just me. There you

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go. And that's just a, you know, random

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number,

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that I use. And that way, it's off

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the top of the hour, off the bottom

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of the hour, because a lot of computery

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things happen at the top of the hour.

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Mhmm. Yeah. On the Internet, you know, cron

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jobs around at top of the hour and

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all that. So, you know, if you're on

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a WordPress installation, there might be a thousand

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processes that are going on on that server

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at the top of the hour. So Yeah.

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Just, you know and that may cause your

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schedule to not run. And and if you

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do schedule, always check when you get out

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of bed to make sure it went.

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Exactly.

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Yeah. So one other thing that,

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I didn't really think much of until we

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were, like, prepping for this episode is how

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important transcripts can be to an international audience.

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Because if you have a transcript, even if

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it's in English, it's really easy to get

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translated

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into Japanese or something else, and you're gonna

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lose a little bit,

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Yeah. In transcription and things like that. But

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it it makes it a little easier for

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people to follow. And I think that's really

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cool because

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transcripts weren't really a thing a handful of

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years ago. A lot of people weren't using

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them, and now

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many, many, many more people are using them.

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Yeah. And even even some of the places

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do it automatically. You know? Spotify and Apple

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both transcribe it if you don't. And if

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you do, then they'll use yours. But if

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you don't, they do it for you. So

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that's a much more

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universal thing. And

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what's nice about a transcript, again, like Dave

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said, is people can follow along. If you're

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not a native

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speaker of the language

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that you're listening to,

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it sometimes is better to have the text

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also flowing at the same time.

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Mhmm. You know? Then, of course, our player

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does that if, you use our transcription service

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or

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if you

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use AI transcript from our, PAI

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system,

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you can, you know, it'll it'll scroll on

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the player as they're playing it on your

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website. Now, you know, in the apps, it's

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different.

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Right. Again, Apple and Spotify do that automatically,

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and some of the other ones do as

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well.

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But, but that helps. You know? And, yeah,

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translating

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a transcript,

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you know, you could throw it into chat

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g b t and say, hey. Make a

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Spanish version of this, and and it does

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a pretty good job. I understand. I don't

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know Spanish, but it looks right.

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And you could you know, if you you

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find that you have a lot of

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listeners in a particular country, maybe throw a

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transcript, you know, just a text file on

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your post. Say, hey. If you wanna read

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this in

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Spanish, here's the download for you. Yeah. That's

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a really good idea. Easy for them. Make

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it easy for them. If if that's the

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case, you know, now in my case, you

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know, with my personal show, you know, it's

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pretty local.

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You know, I'm in fact, you know, hyper

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local, I would call it, almost.

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Mhmm. Although I did have an episode about

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Iceland,

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that drops tomorrow morning that I recorded. You

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go. Translate here. Maybe, yeah, maybe I'll put

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an Icelandic transcript in there. That might be

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cool. Yeah.

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Good idea.

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But, yeah, just, you know, have fun with

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it. You know? Definitely,

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you know, reach out to, you know, people

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in other countries if if that's what you're

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going for. Now, you know, if you're talking

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about,

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you know, something that is local, well, that

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may not be applicable. But, you know, you'd

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be surprised, though. Even if I do something

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local,

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you know, you still get people downloading it

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from other countries because it's worldwide.

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Mhmm. And, you know, maybe they wanna travel

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to where you're at or where you're talking

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about.

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Yeah. You know, maybe that's what they're doing.

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They're doing their research before they come visit

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or something.

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You know? Yeah. Another thing genre.

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Yeah. Another thing I think about is, you

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know, where I live, we have,

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a pretty big Latino population.

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So Mhmm.

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Even if I was doing something hyperlocal, it

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could benefit my show

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to have a translation available,

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that is in Spanish or Mhmm. You know,

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other

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other languages that they're speaking because I know

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that there are other Latino countries that are

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not just speaking

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Spanish. We have a pretty big Arabic community

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here. So, you know, maybe I do that.

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I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. It's something to

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keep in mind. Like, again, don't let it

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stop you from creating the show, but keep

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it in mind,

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when you're doing show notes or when you're

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speaking about certain things,

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because I think that really opens up your

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listener base even more than you might expect.

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For sure. And, you know, one of the

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things you can do also is get into

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some of those directories

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in other countries, other regions.

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You know, on Blueberry, we have instructions how

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to get on to Deezer,

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which is, mostly Mainland Europe.

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GeoSavants,

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India. Ghana is India.

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And I can't pronounce this one. But

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Angami.

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Angami. There we go. That's,

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mostly in the Arab countries in the Middle

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East area.

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And,

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you know, that's,

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you know, that that's another way to kinda

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reach out to those

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areas if if

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those areas would be, you know, a fit

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for your show. You know? Again,

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a a show about deer hunting probably isn't

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gonna go so good on, in the Arab

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countries.

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You know? It's true. Maybe. Yeah. Who knows?

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Maybe they do do deer hunting. But

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And then also, like, this translates into social

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media. So when you're sharing

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your episodes or highlights or or things like

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that, you could use international

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hashtags. So there's, like, hashtag podcast Brazil or

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podcast India or, you know, UK podcaster or

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something like that.

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Just look them up and try those out.

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Maybe that gets you more traction. Maybe it

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doesn't.

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I know

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several years ago,

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I actually had a crossover

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episode where somebody else did an episode of

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my show, and I did an episode of

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their show, and they did an episode all

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about British culture. So we kind of did

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that same thing where

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we made sure that we used tags that

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were popular

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over in England,

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which I thought was really, really fun and

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really cool.

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And it grew the grew the show, believe

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it or not. Yeah. Yeah. It's you know,

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it is amazing. You know? Like,

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you know, certain

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genres do really well in certain countries.

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Mhmm.

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You know, like,

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every you know, Brazil for some reason.

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And I don't I still don't understand this,

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but Blueberry has a lot of Brazilian customers.

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Yeah.

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And, you know, it it's it's an outlier

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because, you know, the number of people down

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there, as opposed to the percentage that are

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using us for podcasting,

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is bigger than you would think.

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And,

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you know, no rhyme or reason for it,

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but,

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you know, if we were to promote a

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little more on this show, maybe we would,

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you know, hey. Let's go. Hey, Brazil. You

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know? How you doing? You know? Whatever.

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Yeah. So we're saying it now. Hi, Brazil.

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Yeah. Hey, Brazil. How's it going?

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But yeah. You know?

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You could also, you know, share, like, highlights

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and, you know, you could translate some of

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the quotes, throw up on social media. That

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might be kinda fun.

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You know, like, I I do,

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you know, I used to live in Iceland,

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and on Icelandic

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Independence Day, I always put a post on

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Facebook about Iceland and Icelandic.

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And, you know, it doesn't really help my

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podcast, but I just think it's kind of

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fun.

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So Yeah.

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You know, Icelandic is a weird language to

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begin with. But,

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yeah,

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actually, ice in Iceland here's a here's a

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stat for you.

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The literacy rate in English

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in Iceland

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per capita is higher than that in The

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U The of The of The U you

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know, US is lower

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in per capita

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English,

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proficiency.

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Yep. I believe that.

547
00:19:53,775 --> 00:19:54,595
I really do.

548
00:19:55,055 --> 00:19:55,934
Yeah. And, you know, it's

549
00:19:56,654 --> 00:19:58,654
it was interesting up there. You know? You

550
00:19:58,654 --> 00:20:00,880
go you go into a store or something,

551
00:20:00,880 --> 00:20:02,559
they start talking to you in Icelandic, and

552
00:20:02,559 --> 00:20:04,319
then they wait a second, and then you

553
00:20:04,319 --> 00:20:05,859
go, yeah. I don't know Icelandic.

554
00:20:06,400 --> 00:20:08,079
And, oh, okay. And they talk to you.

555
00:20:08,079 --> 00:20:09,859
They got better English than I do.

556
00:20:10,480 --> 00:20:10,980
Right.

557
00:20:12,565 --> 00:20:13,465
It was great.

558
00:20:14,005 --> 00:20:15,845
You know, another thing, like Dave said, you

559
00:20:15,845 --> 00:20:17,785
know, he he he did a collaboration

560
00:20:18,164 --> 00:20:20,105
where, you know, you guys swapped shows,

561
00:20:20,565 --> 00:20:22,565
but, you know, imagine doing that with somebody

562
00:20:22,565 --> 00:20:24,725
in another country, or maybe that's what you

563
00:20:24,725 --> 00:20:27,059
did. I you know? But No. They were

564
00:20:27,059 --> 00:20:29,380
not British, but they love British pop culture.

565
00:20:29,380 --> 00:20:30,359
So Yeah.

566
00:20:30,660 --> 00:20:32,660
Yeah. But if I mean, I had I

567
00:20:32,660 --> 00:20:35,079
had some online friends that were

568
00:20:35,380 --> 00:20:36,440
from, you know,

569
00:20:37,869 --> 00:20:38,369
Nottingham

570
00:20:38,684 --> 00:20:40,365
area and and places like that. I should

571
00:20:40,365 --> 00:20:41,884
have got them on my show, and I

572
00:20:41,884 --> 00:20:43,744
didn't because I didn't think about it.

573
00:20:44,125 --> 00:20:44,625
Yeah.

574
00:20:45,484 --> 00:20:46,125
It's always,

575
00:20:46,684 --> 00:20:48,784
always interesting to, collaborate

576
00:20:49,244 --> 00:20:51,565
like that. I, you know, keep talking about

577
00:20:51,565 --> 00:20:52,065
Iceland.

578
00:20:53,120 --> 00:20:55,220
There's a show called All About Iceland,

579
00:20:56,559 --> 00:20:59,039
and I was a guest on there back

580
00:20:59,039 --> 00:21:00,100
in 2020.

581
00:21:00,799 --> 00:21:02,960
I still get comments once in a while

582
00:21:02,960 --> 00:21:03,940
from that episode.

583
00:21:04,575 --> 00:21:06,255
You know? Hey. You know, we heard you

584
00:21:06,255 --> 00:21:08,514
on the all about Iceland show. You know?

585
00:21:08,894 --> 00:21:11,214
It's a a gal up there that ex

586
00:21:11,214 --> 00:21:13,774
pat. You know? She's a US citizen, but

587
00:21:13,774 --> 00:21:15,875
married an Islander and lives in Iceland.

588
00:21:16,575 --> 00:21:18,414
And she does this show. She's been with

589
00:21:18,414 --> 00:21:19,954
us for a long time, but

590
00:21:20,539 --> 00:21:22,299
like I said, I just did an episode

591
00:21:22,299 --> 00:21:24,559
for tomorrow's release about Iceland.

592
00:21:25,099 --> 00:21:27,819
So I did mention that that episode, and

593
00:21:27,819 --> 00:21:29,740
I wanna reach out to her. She might

594
00:21:29,740 --> 00:21:31,740
be a good candidate for podcaster of the

595
00:21:31,740 --> 00:21:32,240
month.

596
00:21:33,194 --> 00:21:36,414
Yeah. Sure. Why not? So but, anyway, we're

597
00:21:36,474 --> 00:21:38,255
talking inside baseball here.

598
00:21:40,394 --> 00:21:42,315
Anything else, you think we should bring up

599
00:21:42,315 --> 00:21:43,775
before we close this out?

600
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No. I mean, just just remember that we've

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got a lot of tools,

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under the hood here at Blueberry.

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And so, you know, you can

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you can tinker around and adjust any of

605
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606
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Go back to old episodes,

607
00:21:59,224 --> 00:22:02,025
change some things up, add another transcription. Whatever

608
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you wanna do,

609
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you can do all of it, no matter

610
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which Blueberry product you're using.

611
00:22:08,505 --> 00:22:11,224
Yeah. That's good. So that about does it

612
00:22:11,224 --> 00:22:12,125
for this episode.

613
00:22:12,839 --> 00:22:15,880
And wherever you're listening from, thanks for listening.

614
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Hello, Brazil.

615
00:22:18,440 --> 00:22:18,919
Yeah.

616
00:22:19,319 --> 00:22:21,339
Remember, podcasting doesn't have borders,

617
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artificial or any kind, unless, you know, it's

618
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Right. And, of course, you can use Blueberry

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626
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627
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You know, it's an audio medium. Say something.

628
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Right. And if you can't say something in

629
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