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hello and welcome to podcasting for value
one idiot attempt at starting a value
for value podcast today as march thirtieth
twenty twenty three it's been ten days
since last recorded my name is josh
and i will be your hot air
balloon driver this episode taking you to
heights you never thought
i thought you'd reach the music at
the beginning was from award winning donnie
and reggae dance halls singer a park
sewed episode a pox a pot epic
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e i think up i said it
right the first time a boxer code
know a box oh
aud anyway the song is called eighty
area reggae or a teacher a t
i a and i found this song
on the music side project dot com
which is just another project that is
fairly new and is trying to me
make value for value music more mainstream
so i'm all for anything that that
works on that principal so i will
put a a split in this episodes
value block for episode and i apologize
if that's wrong night is filling complete
tool more so
than usual so i'll play the the
entire song at the end of this
show where did this point a gun
or why does it stop
the have tardy rt off the rails
completely but
what i'm gonna try to do is
get him back on the rails and
maybe we can actually have a a
decent conversation for the first thing i
like talk about his dash of value
value model of which this podcast is
based it seems to be growing in
popularity to air even people that know
for thought it would work are starting
to dabble stick their toe into the
waters of the valley for value model
but without further ado let's let's get
into that discussion hello hello is anyone
there if you receive this i need
your help his hurry value for values
basically
just returning value for something that you've
already received some these not bind a
pay wall there are no hurdles or
obstacles you have to go through in
order to get said product the only
thing that has asked is if you
read see value from it that you
give it back
back and that can be in any
you any way that you see fit
and that's my thought on value for
value it is giving back whatever you
think it was worth or whatever you
can even if you feel like a
product is worth more than what you
can give just giving and there's so
many ways
give back for free such as sharing
a product with a friend or sending
an email to an artist musician a
gaster or if you're really feeling frisky
you can use a podcasting two point
oh compatible app and
send boost the grounds and boosts to
podcast in particular she can try that
with pod verse or fountain the found
nap for instance and we received one
boost for the last show and that
was from cameron for my bf as
podcasting
thank you cameron this just for episode
thirty nastier your average podcast why of
course scratch the surface on the nastier
protocol and apps that are using it
so the message that was sent with
this twenty one hundred and eighty eight
sat boost from cameron is
get your filthy hands off my desert
and be on it i had to
look this up and when i did
i knew exactly what it was and
i'm not sure the relevant of it
but it is from a song of
the same title get your filthy hands
off my desert from the final cut
which was and nineteen eighty three album
by pink floyd and the me it's
sort of the sequel to the wall
album and it's one of my favorite
pink floyd albums i'm not very good
at names of songs for any artist
or album but dour yeah thanks like
cameron and just know that
that got the took the union jack
and sense that episode i have been
dabbling in na stir a bit i've
sent a few zaps to different people
who have podcasts that i listened to
and so
ah excuse me that is another way
to contribute
or to give value back or to
even to receive value in i did
so hard to tell what technologies are
what products or interfaces are protocols are
going to be the next big thing
and there's been so many that have
gone the way of my space
ace but haven't even had that the
star burn that bright you know they
just
come to a small group of people
and then never take off and is
sort of fizzle out so if that's
going to be the future of master
maybe i don't know it is pretty
groundbreaking technology and if you do have
a presence on on social media maybe
it's too
time to give it a try and
have a system where people can actually
give you direct value in the form
of of zaps which for podcasts are
like boosts it's just a way to
say oh i like your post errors
a small amount of bitcoin and then
you move on or today so i
couldn't
see it getting more and more popular
and having more and more apps developed
for it since it is a protocol
anyone can you for anything they want
so maybe give it give it a
go i downloaded an app called amethyst
on my on my android phone and
you can create an account there
and give it a go and why
was added i installed snort on my
own role which is running running on
a raspberry pi and i could connect
that a cow to the one on
my phone and be able to to
use the the nostra protocol under the
same account or
or key pair on my desktop computer
or a laptop but as my main
computer and so baba had there's a
lot of use cases and i might
try some other apps that are using
the protocol or am i to stick
to that i've been trying to think
of a
other use cases for it and maybe
maybe i'll come up with something that
that's fun so i had mentioned fountain
i think it's found out fm the
fountain app which is a good way
to get into being able to boost
you can get free sats from listening
at a few saturday
by it'll get your feet wet again
so you're probably gonna need to put
on some socks when you don't your
feet a probably going to get cold
from dipping into so many things from
this episode i am done with the
getting your feet wet and kicking a
dead horse here but the my favorite
podcast player that i've
ever used is called podcast addict and
it's grey and i'm really comfortable with
it and i know most of the
functionality of other adding more functionality all
the time but it doesn't have that
option of being able to send boosts
and it's really unfortunate because if they
did i would be
we're very happy with that again
and not even necessarily need to use
fountain but that just brings do the
point that there's always choices in life
and you have to figure out what's
right for you for your use case
and near your scenario that you're in
but even if you don't want to
contribute to any podcast or music
nother way to generate value is just
too
contribute to community and get out do
what you can and there's plenty of
volunteer groups out there and i wouldn't
say just go to the first when
you see and sign out maybe try
to figure out what is being helpful
in your community and offer to help
and to that's just another another way
to
give value that's actually tangible and the
world but that is at our going
to talk about that with that so
if you're out there and you're listening
i don't require much just let me
know that you're out there
there anybody out there
so now a transition into editing enclave
which is where i go over the
editing process for the last show and
maybe there's something that is interesting or
helpful to someone for me it's a
good way to think back and try
to avoid issues that i came up
with
they ran into in the future so
you might want to be sitting down
maybe stick your feet and do couple
warm pools of water with a little
fish that either dead skin that seems
relaxing light a candle put on some
smooth jazz and get ready for
for the editing enclave
when i hit stop from on the
recorder which is audacity is at forty
three minutes and forty five seconds and
after editing it was twenty eight minutes
and twenty five second
since so as about fifteen minutes of
nonsense those was cut out unfortunately i
couldn't just go straight to record straight
to tape
i had to go through an added
our a lot of coughs which there
is one earlier and i'm gonna leave
that one him this show but i
did have a bit of a dry
throat last time and this time must
be all this warm spring weather that
we're having but i did go through
and at it out
a lot of coughs and then after
i exported the m p three from
audacity i realize that there is a
ton of clicks so the added just
again and it was too high
on the pre amp and so it
was letting him all the clicks that
i had on my keyboard during the
show because surprise i know it doesn't
seem like it but i actually do
work while doing this while not work
per se but i'm clicking around and
trying to follow
my outline and maybe typing surging and
all of those clicks or coming through
so the house i figured out after
i had gone through the whole rigmarole
of starting up a virtual machine and
doing the transcripts and then running the
transco
gibbs through a script that i wrote
which formats them to the thirty two
character line limit that is required for
transcripts with podcast to know and so
then i needed to do that again
because i went back and edited out
all the clicks which through off the
timing
and so it took longer last episode
then what i would hope to do
in the future for sure but one
thing about going over the the recorded
product and are no i'm saying products
so much they recorded show the recorded
five mp three the the audio file
habit that the are
going over the audio file is when
making chapters i can now tell where
they start by the bumper music so
it's pretty easy to go back and
find those chapter markers and order but
him in the rss feed or the
the chapters file which than his play
to do by the rss feed ah
my also before this before i started
recording i tried to use free podcast
transcription dot com
which is by speaker which is i
believe it or podcast hosting ah and
maybe editing now it's a it's a
it's a big one as budget know
that but i'm an idiot and i'm
i'm trying to find more transcription services
so i don't have to go through
the whole thing with the the transcripts
and
so i uploaded the last show which
is a thing as about twenty eight
megabyte file and it ran for five
fifteen minutes on the free podcast transcription
dot com which is utilizing your own
computer so i to a browser in
are you go to the website
and then i guess it's using the
browser to do the transcription whatever was
it was taking forever and i ended
up just exciting acting out of that
browser tab closing it because it was
taking way too long so and i
have more time to let it let
it run i will try that
or try to find other ones that
make it easier to create transcriptions maybe
i just need to go to chat
g b t g t t p
and have them do it they're yours
my file created transcript i will look
into that at some point does the
the chat
rom brafman have a brain fart chat
g t t p chat g p
t i haven't done anything with it
but it seems like it's pretty fun
thing to play around with any way
for this episode i will be using
my trusted and true home home rolled
home grown transcription service
as and before i leave editing enclave
i think that twenty eight and a
half minutes is still too long some
deafening and a to create a a
shorter show as much fun as it
is to just mandarin talk in circles
spew nonsense spell used a little bit
too long to listen do so let's
get outta editing enclave and
move on to some other topics
i turned down the volume from sound
docs which is the sound board it
is playing all these wonderful drops it
i've got and i think that the
the bumper music's look like they're they're
too soft to quiet because and drugs
really loud
so does more more tinkering to get
the sound for doesn't sound proper i
apologize this show the blah blah blah
except dress section is going to be
a little bit different and are gonna
get out of technology a bit and
try to ground ourself so i started
out that blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah first
or discover the download numbers for the
last episode which was again nasty your
average podcast you would think that with
such a clever name that it would
a went viral and and i would
be a multimillionaire by now but for
some reason it didn't i guess nobody
likes me so according to a pf
as podcasting there were hundred and twenty
two downloads of the last episode and
then but according to opie three dot
dev there were twenty downloads
so the numbers probably closer to that
twenty how accurate is i don't i
don't know it seems like it would
be pretty accurate
so if you're listening to this just
know that you are one of twenty
or or is at five percent of
the listening public so you are now
fiber center graduations when i wanna talk
about more so in this blah blah
blah is about getting away from a
computer
i've actually thought about how to do
a podcast how to record audio in
a in a way that sounds halfway
decent while being outside who the have
been getting outside more the weather night
is called but during the day it's
been really nice and i also just
signed up for a
the permaculture design certification course and so
i'll be learning more about gardens and
food forests and just how all of
the systems in an environment work together
to create harmony and symbiosis to wear
a
everything is contributing to everything else which
makes all of the systems are all
of the components of the systems thrive
so with permaculture you're looking at more
what plants are beneficial to each other
and
she has again incorporating animals and a
that our the chickens can be beneficial
to the green beans or just how
everything works together i've been interested in
this for a couple years now and
have been working on on our property
here for the last well since last
summer basically but now the weather's turning
finally get outside and put in some
some act
in which i've managed to get some
horse poop from our neighbors who have
a couple horses and i'm i'm composting
that now and trying different composting techniques
and what i've found is that i
feel better i know it's awe inspiring
am fairly obvious i guess you got
side and do physical work and you
feel better but it's something that easy
to forget when you get into a
rut of office work or any other
type of work that doesn't require
a large amount of of manual labor
and i'm starting to get stronger again
and it's then it's wonderful and one
of the things that ties it together
permaculture in general and also just being
able to create an abundance of food
for yourself and your your local comes
unity is that like most of the
products that i tend to move towards
it's it's decentralized your decentralizing your life
when you can create your own food
or your own anything really when you're
not reliant upon any centralized
structure or entity i don't need a
grocery store don't need a butcher i
mean i do at this point but
that is my goal is to be
able to produce eggs produce fruits and
vegetables produce protein in the form of
of me and to have it all
easily sister
or and free of any sort of
insecticides pesticides hormones herbicides all the sides
trying to get decides out and so
that be a major focus of mine
going forward at a child tied into
into this podcast maybe it should be
it's own broadcast or maybe just give
some updates every now and again by
if you are interested let me know
because there are a lot of new
tech
nicks and technologies around growing food in
particular and being able to grow quite
a bit of food and a small
area without the use of chemical fertilizers
and the such so grab a fountain
app
or grab the found nap and our
send some boosts spread it around ten
when to me let me know about
your interest in and permaculture or self
sufficiency in general and if anybody's doing
anything to can try to step back
from
such a heavy reliance on other people
and trying to become a bit more
self reliant and i think that's a
good place to to leave this podcast
and so until next time just try
to keep getting better
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