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Be thankful that thanks to the power of open RSS
and the ease of publishing audio
to hundreds of millions of people,
podcasting continues to grow and succeed.
If you're a podcast host, thank Justin Jackson
for posting where Transistor's signups are coming from.
You'll find that linked from our show notes
and our newsletter at podnews.net.
Be grateful to Californian Governor Gavin Newsom,
who gave an official pardon to Earlonne Woods,
one of the hosts of Ear Hustle.
Be thankful to Audacy,
which is to produce a companion podcast to Severance
with Ben Stiller and Adam Scott.
You can expect that in early January.
Be thankful that you're not Kim Williams,
the chair of the ABC in Australia,
who called Joe Rogan "deeply repulsive"
in what might charitably be called
a slightly ignorant comment in a televised press conference,
Williams, age 72,
who admitted to not having listened to an episode,
later went on one of his radio stations
to complain about people's reactions to his comments,
which he called a "huge pile-on".
Be grateful that ElevenLabs is launching a thing
a bit like Google's Notebook LM,
but isn't: it'll help you make a multi-speaker podcast
from notes, videos, or documents.
Be thankful that it turns out Joe Rogan pays his guests
the same as you probably pay yours.
We'll link to that in our show notes
and our newsletter at podnews.net
and be grateful that Pacific Content
realize in a blog post today
that there's more to podcasting than just the US
and the benefits from learning from overseas markets.
And thank you for listening.
Happy Thanksgiving to our readers in the US,
happy Thanksgiving to Canada and Germany last month,
and happy Thanksgiving to Liberia earlier this month
and to Norfolk Island yesterday while we're at it.
After more than eight years,
we appreciate you helping us reach over 32,000
serious podcasters every day, all over the world.
And in podcast news, be thankful that there's another Kelce
getting ready to podcast Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce,
drops on December the 5th
and already is getting a bunch of people excited.
And be thankful for East London,
home of things like the Fountain podcast app
and decent curry houses, and the subject
of the Hackney and Newham History Social Club,
a new modern history podcast about the area.
"It's more important than ever for people to listen
and pay attention to the stories
that shape their local history and identity",
says the show's host, Sue Elliott-Nichols.
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