Episode Details

Ken Ray, Mike Potter, and Chuck Joiner mark 20 years of podcasting by reflecting on how their shows began, how the medium evolved, and why they still love doing it. They share stories of improvised early gear, changing formats, audience connection, discoverability, and the friendships built along the way. The conversation also explores what defines a podcast, the value of audio, and why putting yourself out there still matters.

Chapters:

[0:00] Introduction to a 20-year podcasting conversation

[0:38] Ken Ray on his radio roots and daily Apple news

[5:15] Ken's experiments and the staying power of audio

[6:05] Mike Potter on Coffeehouse To Go and early podcasting

[9:14] Transitioning to Mac-focused podcasting and listener help

[11:59] Chuck's path from user groups to broader interviews

[15:55] Looking back at technology changes over two decades

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