261 The Podcaster's Responsibility

<p>LONG EPISODE ALERT! We deliberately left in when Jess’s computer froze and she dropped out. We wanted to give you BTS of the reality of remote recording and getting a show out when we lose the audio! (Check the chapter markers to skip it if you want!) That al goes down about 48 minutes in, but in addition to that we cover our lives sheltering in place, the impact this time will have on our children, and the responsibility we have as podcasters with our titles and our content during the pandemic. During the last 20 minutes we have a business discussion about She Podcasts Live and what it would take for us to put on the conference, how we should move forward, what we should invest in and how the world will have changed by October.</p> <p>Send us your feedback, email <a href= "mailto:feedback@shepodcasts.com">feedback@shepodcasts.com</a>! We can’t wait to hear from you!</p> <p><strong><a href="https://www.patreon.com/shepodcasts">Join the She Podcasts Super Squad for exclusive coaching and attention to you from Jess and Elsie for only $5 a month</a>! (Only until January 2020 - after that price goes up to $10/mo)</strong></p> <h2>Episode length 1:12:45</h2> <ul> <li>Elsie and John give a disclaimer at the top of the show because we had a technical issue - Jess’s computer died in the middle of it all and we lost the recording!</li> <li>How about all those t-shirts and sweatshirts with social distancing sayings?</li> <li>We don’t know what we’re headed toward until we’ve been there and can look back</li> <li>What kind of summer are we going to have? How will this shape our children’s life?</li> <li>We <em>can</em> have a completely different society - right?</li> <li>So, clear skies…that’s good!</li> <li>How are our lives changing with our behavior and how we interact in the world, and how will industries change?</li> <li>Jess wants drive-ins</li> <li>Spotify took down an episode because it was a health and wellness type show discussing solutions to COVID–19</li> <li>What’s the line between freedom of speech and mis