The implications of dynamic ad insertion and the preference for listener control

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This chapter explores the use of dynamic ad insertion in podcasts and its drawbacks, including personalized ads based on tracking and demographic information. The speakers advocate for maintaining control over their show's content and propose their membership program as an alternative source of income.

Pre-show: LG stand woes & Casey pronunciation woes
Follow-up:
- Casey’s fire hazard has been returned
- Text editors
  - Yes, we forgot about Nova. Our bad.
  - Zed (in beta)
  - vi
    - ls -l `which vi`
  - mg
    - README
    - /usr/bin/mg
  - nano
  - pico
- Neat Safari-in-Sonoma trick
- LLCs may not be the panacea we thought
  - Single-member LLCs can still be “real businesses”, says Ryan Roy
  - Single-member LLCs don’t necessarily protect the member, says Patrick Yan
    - FAQ from Denha & Associates PLLC
    - Blog post from Wolters Kluwer
- Callsheet week one & subscription dynamics
  - Installer from David Pierce & The Verge
Apple-buys-Disney Rumors
- The Hollywood Reporter
- Jason
- Upgrade #472: Step Aside, Bob!
- King’s Dominion Backlot Stunt Coaster
  (The poster in the hero image is not the one Casey was talking about)
- Cabel Sasser: Fantasy Meets Reality
- WWDC 2013 Intro Video
  - If everyone is busy making everything, how can anyone perfect anything?
  - There are a thousand no’s for every yes.
- Aaron Thomas’ #askatp
Post-show: Let’s have a fireside chat about the state of ATP. (Nobody’s in trouble.)

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