Why did podcasts start pushing video format?
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Date: February 18th, 2026 3:40 PM Author: Tripping Hairraiser Den
It's nuts. I think a lot of execs at Netflix and Spotify see that people make money doing "podcasts" on YouTube, but don't realize that it's just a distribution channel that a lot of people use all the time (and across devices: phone, computer, TV.) So they think "oh wow people want to look at dumb ugly mugs talk about stupid bullshit on video" when in reality YouTube is just a good distribution platform.
I think Bill Simmons recently moved his biggest podcast to Netflix only from YouTube. And it's like, can you even do "audio only" on Netflix? Or am I supposed to sit and watch him talk into a mic? Wtf.
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