web01.fireside.fm Fri, 15 May 2026 09:55:10 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Winning the Week With Scott Auld - Episodes Tagged with “Podcasting” https://fluttering-stream-4162.fireside.fm/tags/podcasting Fri, 15 May 2026 08:00:00 -0400 I'm here to defeat pessimism and WIN THE WEEK, reframing troubles into wins. Don't let the daily grind harden you, find hope, healing, and mental wellbeing with regular people just like you. Welcome to The Cool Kids' table - you're welcome here! I saved you a seat, so take a load off and if you forgot your lunch money, I'll share my fries with you. en-us episodic The Cool Kids' Table Scott Auld I'm here to defeat pessimism and WIN THE WEEK, reframing troubles into wins. Don't let the daily grind harden you, find hope, healing, and mental wellbeing with regular people just like you. Welcome to The Cool Kids' table - you're welcome here! I saved you a seat, so take a load off and if you forgot your lunch money, I'll share my fries with you. no Scott Auld winningtheweek777@gmail.com Episode 4: They're Trying to Kill Podcasting! https://fluttering-stream-4162.fireside.fm/4 ed27902e-f7d0-46df-8218-f8aaa3bd736e Fri, 15 May 2026 08:00:00 -0400 Scott Auld full Scott Auld Big Tech wants to kill Podcasting 2.0! 43:41 no <p>Big tech platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Apple are undermining traditional podcasting by hosting shows that they market as "podcasts" but which lack open RSS feeds, thereby centralizing control, bypassing the decentralized distribution model, and eroding the free-speech protections that independent RSS-based podcasting was designed to provide. </p> motivation, optimism, comfort, positivity, podcasting Big tech platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and Apple are undermining traditional podcasting by hosting shows that they market as "podcasts" but which lack open RSS feeds, thereby centralizing control, bypassing the decentralized distribution model, and eroding the free-speech protections that independent RSS-based podcasting was designed to provide.

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