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Season 2 of the TIL Podcast

If you follow me on social media, you’ll know for the last month or so, I’ve been publishing new episodes of the TIL Podcast. I decided to change the format to make it more of an interview-style podcast, with one expert each week talking about some interesting topic. So far, we’ve had a few good ones about Disney, Music, Accessing Medical Information, and Web Development.

There are also a bunch of great topics coming up, including Drones, NFC, Coworking, and more. I’m currently schedule interviews through March too, so if you have an interesting topic you’re an expert in (or know of someone who is), get in touch. I’d love to have you/him/her on.

While recording is the number one priority, I’m also going to rework the main website. I’m going to completely move to Simplecast as a host since, at this point, it has all of the features I need. I will continue to support my WordPress Plugin (which needs to be update), and perhaps add in RSS scraping so I don’t have to do double posting, but at this point it’s kind of low on my list.

My real goal is to make this a successful podcast in 2015. That means regular schedule, sponsors, listeners writing in and the whole 9. I’m open to suggestions, and really excited. I hope you’ll take a listen.

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