Now it is not. People that are not familiar with podcasts can hear what it is on the radio, which is what they’re familiar with, and finally realize that’s what a podcast essentially is.It’s similar to the early days of the internet when people were like, “What? I think people can tell when you aren’t as inspired as you were before.
“Oh my God, I did that thing!” or, “I made that thing!” Plus it’s not so much the accomplishment of the goal itself that rewards you, but the process of accomplishing it. This podcast used to be called Nerdist. Welcome one and all. This podcast used to be called Nerdist. It seems to me that anywhere you can reach an audience is valuable, and trying to tie different but related platforms like these together is essential.
Now it is not. Matt Attack. It’s amazing to see where it starts and where it ends up going. Comedy Central wanted more politics in its late-night lineup, and Hardwick was ready to … Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts
It’s not as easy as just turning on the radio. Maybe then it will finally peak. So to catch you up if you don’t know, The Nerdist podcast transitioned to being the ID10T podcast a while ago, but then stopped abruptly when allegations against host Chris Hardwick surfaced about him sexually assaulting a past girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra, daughter of legendary special effects wizard John Dykstra.Today, the first ID10t podcast since those allegations came out back in June has been released, apparently an interview with Halloween star Jaime Lee Curtis. When I worked at MTV, I was also working at KROQ in Los Angeles for a few years. And when that happens for two, three, or five generations… There’s a really great game that illustrates this. If someone new to it all is curious and decides to randomly scroll through iTunes, they’ll be bombarded with thousands of podcasts at once. House of the Chaote. Sure, it only takes a little bit of effort for them to sift through it, but because so many things are vying for our attention now, it can be a very overwhelming experience. This is one of the reasons why Cadence13 was a great company to work with — because they have the ability to make this experiment happen.I don’t think they have. I’ve been so excited about building all of the Doing it this way has afforded me the ability to start building Yeah, and like I said last Friday, this has been brewing in the back of my mind for a long time. So what better way than syndicating shows for radio? That’s what’s more fun for me because growth is naturally fulfilling. I couldn’t potentially syndicate the podcast for radio or possess the finances I needed to get ID10T off the ground without moving on. Or are my concerns about this valid?Your concerns are valid and there’s enough testimony out there to come to a solid conclusion that Chris Hardwick is an abusive jerk who doesn’t deserve any work or success in the entertainment industry ever again.I feel ya. It takes so long for lots of things to bear fruit, so I think that’s why it’s important to always be building things. Comedian. That’s where you ask a lot of questions and take a lot of risks.
That’s where a lot of inspiration happens.
As a [rabid] consumer of nerd-centric [pop culture goods], it recently occurred to me that I could also express this idea by MAKING my own [stuff]. See more of iD10T show on Facebook ... Just For Fun. Also, toys! Chris has denied all the allegations, has made no public statements on his Twitter in more than 3 months, and Chloe is not pursuing legal action as far as I’m aware, but it still feels icky.I’ve listened to a lot of Nerdist/ID10T podcasts. I understand Chris and Lydia’s response as well the other people whom have spoken up in bothe his and Chloe’s camps...I’m just interested in what’s happened, officially or not, between him and Nerdist and him with ID10T? r/nerdist: A place to chat about the ID10T podcast (formerly the Nerdist Podcast) hosted by Chris Hardwick. Again, some of this is time and some of this is technology.