be like i'm gonna sit down and figure it out as i go you know outlines you've done this in high school hopefully you've written outlines for things you've written out points talking points questions points of interest research and all that stuff all of those things people go to podcasts as a informational resource and if they're going to listen to two hours or an hour of something or even less than that and they don't learn anything they're not going to have a reason to come back so a big part of an interesting podcast to me is usually when you know that the person that's talking has done the work and they know what they're talking about so that you walk away from it going wow thank goodness for hardcore history by dan carlin i just learned NUMBER_TOKEN things about the baltic war that changed the way i see modern day society i really like that point i think probably we haven't when speaking on this uh hammered on it enough respect your audience and the best way to respect your audience is to prepare and give them the value of your time jimmy when you're outlining an episode for our show how many hours would you say before we hit the record button you when you're the driver of that episode probably four to five depending i mean it's not like i'm saying they're in full blasting four hours in a row i'll spend a couple hours on the podcast outline i'll go look up things i'll read five different articles and see what other people are saying i might ask a friend what their opinions are if they have any viewpoints i'll ask the office if anyone has anything but yeah it's been anywhere between four or five maybe even six hours especially set reviews take oh set reviews so long NUMBER_TOKEN hours of research just trying to make sure we've got all the you know all the angles covered didn't miss anything didn't make any rules mistakes yeah yeah yeah so we're spending hours and hours and hours of time just organizing the outline so that the episodes will flow and the topics will make sense and we're not repeating ourselves and we have you know some logic to how we're flowing through the information before we even hit the record button so respect your audience do the do your work plan don't just hit record and talk nobody i'm sitting next to a guy who's been on youtube since the very beginning yeehaw has been in disney movies has like one of the most popular is the voice of one of the most popular like animated films of the last year and we don't take for granted that we're just gonna be entertaining if we turn the podcast mics on and hit record we don't say like hey our personalities are so great people are just gonna like what we say and find it awesome and funny even though i have more right to assume that than almost anybody out there who's just starting their own podcast but we still spend five to NUMBER_TOKEN hours putting the pieces of paper together so that we can go through our points and and have our thing organized and make sense and have it well presented to everyone out there that entertaining maybe we should just become streamers and streaming is hard yeah um but by the way if you go to our patreon URL_TOKEN command zone if you even at the lowest tier you get access to all of our show notes so that's a great
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