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Psst... (Patreon)

Published:
2019-08-27 03:09:18
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Today's podcast test is now an official podcast. You can already find it on Spotify and Anchor.fm with more platforms on the way. 

Comments

Anonymous

Glad to be a part of this. I think it would be interesting to talk about how disabled people (physically or mentally) can change the world. Our community could use some encouragement.

Anonymous

Will be listening to this when I get home :)

Shane Liebling

Will you let us know when it gets onto other platforms? (is there a direct link to it on anchor too?)

Michael Maskalans

Please submit it to the iTunes directory - most players reference that and apple’s player is by far still the most popular. That alone would allow most searches to find it. A link to the rss would be most useful so we could subscribe directly. I’d love if you even just did simultaneous audio releases of the videos you already do.

Anonymous

Will it be of apple podcasts?

Anonymous

Beau...need your email my friend...

Anonymous

I like your one man lecture style. Hanging out in the garage with a buddy works great for you. I enjoy watching you try new things and see what works. I use TunedIn for podcasts. When you add guests, I figure that'll be great too.

Anonymous

I really enjoyed the pilot podcast. If I could ask, I would love if you could get on Stitcher, that's where I get most of my podcasts. I'm glad to be a part of this Beau. I feel like your videos give me a language to use when having these difficult discussions and that is very important. Thanks for all of your work.

Anonymous

Thank your for all you do! You are a refreshing voice in this crazy world.

Roughneck Basidiomycota

I wish there wasn't a podcast app that surveiled you :/ thank you for continuing to make content, Justin.

L
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Also more people aware of how much we want to not be tied to doing very little just so we can continue to get the healthcare we need for our disabilities. There are still way too many people out there with the stereotype of everyone on disability being lazy. There’s only so much ‘laziness’ you can do before it becomes debilitating on its own.

Anonymous

I've been listening on Pocket Casts (& youtube basically as a podcast before that).