Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2016-08 to 2026-02.
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Celebrities who enter podcasting often produce poor quality content because they assume their status alone makes them compelling subjects.
“I called out these celebrities who think it's easy to just do a radio show like I'm already a celebrity I'll just do a radio show I like no there's a skill to this”
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime · Apr 2024 · 1 episode · 26K views on this topicThe author's use of pop culture similes is repetitive, annoying, and detracts from the writing quality.
“I was just about to mention that anytime the the similes in this are [ __ ] annoying constant. It's like pop culture. Pop culture similes on like constantly. He doesn't describe things like he just says, "Oh, it's like this pop culture thing that your aunt knows."”
Please Stop Talking · Feb 2026 · 1 episode · 14K views on this topicCreating and sharing work invites criticism, and it is necessary to build resilience against it to continue producing meaningful content.
“the more you do the more good you do the more you create the more you put yourself out there the more you're going to get criticized and so it's really important to develop these calluses that help you deal with that criticism”
The Minimalists · Aug 2016 · 1 episode · 13K views on this topicOne should not let the fear of criticism prevent them from engaging in meaningful work.
“I would just say uh for anyone listening keep you know if you want to criticize Keep It Coming uh just try to make it useful and not not so visceral”
The Minimalists · Aug 2016 · 1 episode · 13K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.