Transcript
A (0:02)
Welcome to the wordcast, the flagship podcast of podcasts. I'm your friend David pearce. It's like 10:25 at night and I'm out for a walk. So I work in my house and I work in the basement of my house, which means there are a lot of days I get to like bedtime about now and realize I haven't really been outside all day. Plus, I've been doing all this research into the incredible effects of walking on your creativity, on your health, on your brain, on your problem solving ability. One of the best things you can do do in almost any situation is just get out and walk for a while. This is a thing I know intellectually and don't do nearly often enough, so I'm trying to follow the correct advice a little more. Anyway, today on the vergecast, we're going to do something we've done a couple of times before, which is talk all about the Vergecast. We're going to do a whole episode about the Verge and the vergecast and the future of media and video podcasts and advertising. All kinds of questions you guys have been asking us about the Verge. I grabbed Helen Havlak, our publisher, and Nilay Patel, my co host and our editor in chief, and we're just going to answer as many of your questions as we possibly can. Thank you to everybody who sent in questions. I'm going to go home, I'm going to catch my breath and then we're going to make a podcast. This is the Vergecast.
B (1:17)
We'll be right back.
C (1:20)
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A (2:40)
Make cleanup easier when you go cordless
C (2:42)
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