A clear debate about whether video enriches podcasting or narrows the imagination.
The episode takes a familiar podcast format and uses the H3 Podcast as a useful case study: a show that started in 2016 on Twitch and moved to YouTube in 2017.

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A clear debate about whether video enriches podcasting or narrows the imagination.
The episode takes a familiar podcast format and uses the H3 Podcast as a useful case study: a show that started in 2016 on Twitch and moved to YouTube in 2017.

Apple decisions, examined down to the window corner.
Weekly film, music, and arts criticism from Monocle 24's Midori House studio in London.



The engineering decisions behind code, agents, and control.

Podcast Book Club examines Tom Scott's Lateral, a weekly comedy panel game show launched in late 2022 where three guests ask questions with sideways answers.
The Podcast Book Club team debates whether video can be considered a podcast, using the H3 Podcast as a case study.
Podcast Book Club's four-person panel reviews the ABC's Stuff the British Stole, specifically the roughly 30-minute episode "Best Named Dog Ever" about the Pekingese breed.
Four Lower Street Media staffers and intern host Chase review the 2017 30 for 30 episode 'Madden's Game,' about the origins of the Madden NFL video game.