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In Ep #30 I am covering how Kyle Hebert runs v4v on his show ‘The Intergalactic Boom Box’. The unique aspect that Kyle brings (outside of voice acting a multi-part convo with himself) is giving an easy prompt to boost in with his question of the week and to show appreciation for the feedback whilst still keeping it short and sharp to match his show style.
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In Ep #30 I am covering how Kyle Hebert runs v4v on his show ‘The Intergalactic Boom Box’. The unique aspect that Kyle brings (outside of voice acting a multi-part convo with himself) is giving an easy prompt to boost in with his question of the week and to show appreciation for the feedback whilst still keeping it short and sharp to match his show style.
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Keeping yourself entertained will never be impossible for this show welcome everyone to another episode of the value for value podcast. My name is Kyrin and host of the mere mortals, Mere Mortals book reviews podcast. And this is the podcast where I dive deep into the value for value model. What is it, the philosophy behind it and how people are implementing it in their own shows. So this is kind of a meta podcast because I am doing a podcast on podcasts that someone recently noted very fondly on on Twitter. And yeah, today, as I mentioned, we've got a pretty fun one and a very entertaining one. It is the intergalactic boombox and I'm going to say right now make sure that you put a space in between the boom and the box otherwise you will not find the show it can be a little bit difficult to find. So I'm gonna go straight on to the buzz buzz sprout website where Kyle list his show and this is how he describes himself. It's a pop culture slash tech slash multimedia news and reviews with a comedic theater of the mind slant with voice actor Kyle Herbert. And then in brackets Dragonball Z streetfighter, a solo podcast with multiple personalities. So that's pretty much it like Kyle, who is a voice actor, and he has been in Dragonball Z you believe Gohan as well as some other anime shows like my hero, academia, et cetera, et cetera.
He's got a whole slew of credits to his name. And he does all of these. I guess like I read it down as news jokes, trivia entertainment, talking about appearances Comic Cons promotions for his own works, things like that. It's it's a whole lot of stuff packed into a very short 15 minute so roughly his shows go for about 15 minutes on length the producers them weekly since about May of 2021. And he has just some of the the chapters from one of episode 57 He's he's up to episode 62 At the moment, and some of the chapters that he has a more sponsors we wish we had but not really totes legit email that's totes not a scam, gas hybrid or electric vehicles Joker to Electric Boogaloo uterus shape, serial Morbius cinematic release bombs, more sponsors you wish we were well, you wish were real words of wisdom. So he's got quite a few chapters. And that wasn't all of them. That was about half of them that I that I wrote down. And he just goes through all of this now, what is really crazy about his show is the cast of characters that he creates. So he is a voice actor and he makes up he has conversations with himself. He has skits with himself. And so he's got ones like conspiracy, Ken spirity, who is a man who is very into conspiracy theories, he's got a couple of aliens that pop up here and there I'll play them in a second. And it's just amazing the sounds and noises he can make with his with his voice, but then also the creativity that he has in compiling these all together. So this is from the latest episode. Sorry, Episode 61 Right at the start, so you can get a feel for how he manages to do this.
Oh, hey, is this okay? Go to whoever stole my copy of Microsoft Office? I will find you. You have my word. Or hate it when people say age is only a number. Age is clearly a word. A woman is on trial for beating your husband to death with his guitar collection. The judge asked her first offender she says no first a Gibson then offender Hey guys gets shingles. Look stop googling dad jokes. Okay, wait one more can February March? No, but April May. Welcome to the intergalactic boombox, I'm Kyle a bear, the voice of everybody you hear on the show and adult Gohan and the upcoming Dragon Ball Super superhero in theaters and IMAX on August 19. In North America, the IB be brought to you by the Association for annoying people who make armpit fart sounds with their poems. Tick tock ad clickers anonymous for those who are hopelessly addicted to buying cheap crap as they scroll through their feed. And this paperclip that kind of looks like Ryan Gosling. Oh looky loo It's Drew grime on Drew group. I just sent them the drew grime True Crime podcast.
So there you go. You can see super creative with not only what he can create with his mouth, but uh, also the way he puts it all together, you would have if you've dived into podcasting 2.0 have heard his voice mute universe numerous times, because so many of the clips of him boost is one which pops up really frequently. And yeah, he's also, if you boost him stuff, he will create it, I'm pretty sure there have been people who have asked him to create little snippets and, and things like that. So it is possible to get a little bit of the Kyle haber action for yourself, if you want, let's go into the value for value implementation and how he runs it in this podcast. Well, one of the things I noticed is actually sort of like me, which is he uses the best tools that he has available, and that he can reasonably be expected to, to use. And so what I've shown with a whole lot of the other shows I've done before, like bowl after bowl behind this games, these people who are their self hosting, they're getting deep into the weeds, they're writing their own code, they're creating new things for themselves. Kyle is much more on the side of me, which is I don't have the capability to that stuff, I don't have a year to learn how to use JavaScript to then be able to create these sorts of things. So he I can see your hosts with Buzzsprout, much like I do for my main show, which is sort of the one of the podcast hosts that's leading the way in terms of adopting a bunch of the new tags and being able to provide value on the podcasting side of things in a more advanced way. But then also to be able to get the value back.
So for example, I see he has a fountain username, which is a fountain Wallet. So this is where he can receive SATs in the fountain app himself. So when you're boosting the show, the those Satoshis go into a wallet that is hosted via fountain. So he uses what he has, I've heard him talking previously about how he can't use gifts in his chapter arts. Because Buzzsprout doesn't allow that at the moment, things like that. So bit of a bummer. But also he is putting a whole lot of effort into providing value not only in terms of a very very unique show in terms of what he's doing. I'm not sure there's many people out there who could create something like this, but also in terms of the chapter arts and links and and images and things like that he's he's really going to the next level now how he actually does it in terms of receiving and acknowledging I guess the booster Graham coming in acknowledging value that that's been provided to him. He does something called the SATs cats which is is his little club of of what he calls the the people so that we can see the value for value implementation you know, he's he's creating a sort of like a cool little club it's something a little bit unique and different that only people who join in on his show can can really get a taste of so I'm going to play a little snippet from this of how he reads them out and his booster grams and and what he asked for from people, and this is from Episode 62 called Space junk and splitting squirrels around the two minute 50 mile from Episode 54 I got 238 SATs from Jack. He says that's just for the one hand and Harry joke. I don't remember that. But okay, Dave Jones from podcasting 2.0 the podcasts as my weekly automated sustaining donation in case I get behind and listening.
Thank you so much, Dave. 12,112 SATs util, man. Taisce says I like your content. HCT man well or Jesus? Thanks for the SATs. That's right. Yeah, you get fountain a free podcasting 2.0 app from new podcast apps.com or fountain.fm and you get paid in Bitcoin to listen to podcast and then you can spread that love back to podcasts that are value for value enabled those that can receive those Satoshis or SATs such as this one dance NCI gave me a whole three sets and says There you go in Vegas gave me 21 SATs and says another nice one Kirk for episode 61 bk HN TV gave 100 SATs with a lightning bolt and a heart boy as EBD four said awesome nice and gave six sets at John gave five sets intergalactic boombox boasted loosed. The dude gave me five SATs funny stuff. Anonymous gave me 51 SATs enjoyed the dad jokes do you hear that gets in Chigozie we've been validated.
All right, don't get cocky. Kyron from the mere mortals podcast said 2222 sets AKA a row of ducks. Is a great show. Kyle your chapter our games next level has inspired me to be more creative with my memes. That's awesome. Karen, thank you so much. The mere mortals podcast Check it out. Jake Hyder gave 5000 SATs to give another 500 SATs it says huge dBc fan Fauci through the fountain app. Love the content. Thank you, sir. Jake said boost with 1000 SATs. See on this podcast, you don't have to be a patron, I don't have a Patreon model, purely value for value. What do you think the show's content is worth to you? You listen to the show, and you say, Okay, is it worth 10 cents? Is it worth $10 $5, you get to choose with these podcasting 2.0 apps and things like fountain will display it in Satoshis, or you click on it and it will display in US dollars. Nothing like gamifying podcast, it's so cool.
So that's the core of his value for value implementation. He usually does that right near the start of the show around minute 234, something like that. And a couple of extra things to maybe note from that is one he gives shoutouts. So people who give, you know, SATs to him much like I did for the from the Mere Mortals, and he says, you know, check out the memos. They're kind of cool. Jake Hider, even though he this is probably probably something Jake should do is to note that he has the sleep podcast, s li e. K. And then I'm sure you know, Ka would also give a little bit of a acknowledgement there showing that you know, podcasting 2.0 is kind of at the moment, it's kind of integral to the value for value stuff. Because in the way that it's being done at the moment in terms of really going from directly one audience member listening messaging, giving you some value back in the podcast whilst that listening, no middlemen, no screwing around and having a go to Patreon, or going to another website and doing this thing and uploading this and that and it's like all their bang right on moment. And so you know, he gives some shoutouts to fountain, he promoted his show on fountain I've seen it on there. And so he's willing to also, I suppose invest some of his own money his own Satoshis actually money because when you're promoting on fountain, you actually do have to, to do that through through Fiat, which is kind of annoying at the moment. But in any case, you know, he's willing to invest in put more value into the system himself, like he's boosting, and he's creating clips, and he's doing all of these things. So that's just a really fun way of implementing the value for value. And once again, the sort of core of the model is when people send you value, you don't just, you know, not acknowledge it, you don't just go okay, cool, you know, thanks for that and run off with the SATs. No, it's, it's you give some appreciation, appreciation back for that. And it's kind of, it's never like a one off exchange. It's kind of like a continual cycle. And you'd be surprised by how often people will come back.
And you'll also be surprised by seeing the same name sort of pop up and realizing like, oh, you know, it feels like I'm sort of taking they're giving too much back sometimes. But, but that's the way it goes. You know, people when they really value the show, they will be willing to send in ridiculous amounts, much like Peter has done for the the Mere Mortals podcast, I don't know what he's up to now. It's like 700,000. And if you include the ones that he sent through for the booster grams of the book reviews, and then the value for the value show this show, I should probably should count, it's probably over a million, which is that's not chump change. That's, that's a that's actually like some serious money if you want to get into it, which is really cool. And so the way Kyle does it, and I'm really highlighting it and basically every show, you know, on the money, he'll, it will do his value for value section of the SATs cats club. He'll thank everyone. And he'll highlight how you can be a member of this how you can support why value for value is important, which is a really, really cool. So let's get into the something unique section of of what the intergalactic boombox podcast is doing and what Karl's doing. I mean, aside from the fact that it's a voice actor, having a solo show of 15 minutes, conversations with himself. I think that's kind of unique in itself. But in terms of value for value, what he does uniquely, one thing I've noticed is that he has this question of the week, which he always asks, and I think this is kind of a good way to drive. You know, maybe prompt someone because sometimes it can kind of feel weird unless you've done it, you know, the first time it's kind of like the first time you've ever sent them an email, maybe the first time you ever send a direct message via Twitter or Instagram. I only did that recently. And I found it kind of weird. It's like, oh, how do I structure things in here? How does it how do I make it seem like it's it's not weird? And he gives a really easy way to do this because so he asked me a question. Turn of the week and then subsequently reads it out. Now these aren't only just booster Graham's that he comes in, and predominantly, most of them actually come through Twitter. But I think it's a really good way of asking, giving that prompt. And I do this a lot of my shows as well saying, Hey, I did this book review, what did you think of this book? Or in what particular section of this send us a booster gram replying to this sort of thing, a prompt, something that gives the listener you know, takes away even the stress of having to think about what you would maybe reply with and it's like, oh, I can reply with this. So here's a little section taken from the show number 59. OB ones for Holi. Around the four minute mark, where he does his question section.
Question of the week what is a movie or show you hope Hollywood never remakes or reboots? Meat is from Fun Fact Friday cent 2001 SATs and says I hope they never remake The Princess Bride. Barney Shaffer from Sheboygan, Wisconsin hopes that Captain Planet does not ever get a reboot Patrick's Allah Torres says I think mainly any films that is an all time treasure of a classic for certain actors Mrs Doubtfire being one of them for Robin Williams of course. Oh and all transformers God am I tired of the Transformers movies D up gaming says Dragonball Evolution. Yeah, let's not do that ever again. Megan says they should never reboot the old TV show mash onion says Land Before Time by a landslide that movie holds a special place in my heart and I hope it doesn't get absolutely butchered with hyper realistic CGI and bad storytelling MCN says might be an unpopular opinion but I'm gonna say I think everything can have a more updated feel and still work just because some do it wrong and become a disappointment doesn't mean that all do dysrhythmia says I don't watch reboots as a rule. There's so much good media out there. Why would I rewatch something I've already seen especially if it's likely to make me mad or disappointed. I only watch one version of a story then I move on David artists acid says Breaking Bad probably one of the most perfect shows oh man I agree Breaking Bad is perfect from beginning to finish.
I'm gonna jump in here and skip ahead a minute or two because there's still just tons of people replying to this and then we'll get into how he asked for the next question as well. Jamal Bostick says grease and sky hopes they never remake or reboot the Godfather What do you think about podcasting? 2.0 as a movement, you hear me talking about this each and every episode. But how do you really feel? Are its features such as value for value images, chapters, transcripts, etc. A big enough draw for you to download and try a new podcast player from new podcast apps.com. This is not an ad. I'm not being sponsored. This whole ideology is what inspired me to get back into podcasting.
Now Spotify, Apple, and all the other big dogs, they don't have these features. And does that matter to you? It is definitely hard getting someone to try new things. Believe me. I know people have their preferences and comfort zones. Do you think podcasting is totally fine as is and doesn't need next gen features to maximize interactivity? Are you happy just listening in the background on a daily worker school commute? Give me the honest feedback, The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, I want your thoughts on the podcasting 2.0 movement at boombox pod so you can see you get quite a lot of engagement with this, although funnily enough, after asking that particular question, he got almost zero responses just one person coming in in the next episode. So you've got to be careful with the what you're asking that Kyle as well. Because podcasting 2.0 is still super niche. So what I think was really good about that, obviously, getting that engagement and reaction and, you know, hopefully he can maybe start transitioning some of those people instead of just replying easily, which let's admit it is very easy to just reply something on Twitter, you know, start hinting a bit more like hey, you know, I'm gonna start reading out maybe more, or prioritizing ones which are sent via booster gram. So if you want yours right at the start of that instead of you know, three minutes in and skipped over like I just skipped over, maybe you want to attach a little bit of Satoshis to that a high. So that was really cool. What I also think is something unique that he does is fitting the value for value section in with his show. So like a minute mentioned before, almost all of his 1516 minutes in length. They're not big, big shows. And he keeps them short and snappy. And so you need to kind of do that I guess with the value for value section as well. It's no point having a 15 minute show that bloat bleeds out to half an hour because you spend ages reading out every single booster ground More comment that comes in and diving deeper into the analysis of it and really thinking about why was Red Dawn so much better than Coneheads or things like this you know, he typically just reads them out says a thank you maybe add a sentence but he's not adding you know, five pages of reading out of responding to a booster Graham. So I think that's really cool where he's you know he's doing value for value but it doesn't mean you have to go above and beyond in the acknowledgement section he's definitely acknowledging everyone who who does send some SATs in especially for his SATs Sat Sat I've already forgotten how to pronounce that the scat cats cats cats club in his club and then and then you know it doesn't need to be ridiculously long so Okay, thank you very much. Moving on, let's go. So a couple of unique things that he's doing there for his show and I highly recommend checking it out because it is a very unique show just in itself you you're not going to hear anything really like that elsewhere. Let's get on to my own section and so we're coming up into the value for value booster Graham lounge. Welcome to the value for value Graham. I'm gonna take some inspiration from Carl here and read out a couple of these quickly. So I have four sets from Christabel underscore men are three clap emojis and then five sets Whoa, yeah, boy that's a 20% increase from very much the same person Christabel Mina say hello friends and then the clap emoji. I've got 5000 SATs here from lavish and he says thank you for playing it gloat a goat slaughter booster Graham, j h b I'm actually not sure what what that means. But that was for the behind the schemes where they have custom booster gram sound so very, very cool stuff coming on there. They've they've set that up so that it'll actually create a different sound. If you booster gram in I don't know like a certain number, let's just say triple six and then you might have the devil going rock or something like that. So very exciting. Even though you've got people like me and Kyle who are more along this slow and steady and doing what we can do you've also got people like lavish going crazy and and creating some really wild stuff on this show behind the schemes is what what that show is we've got 38 stats here from Ruto, Luca and says thanks for all for spelt as the number four and then the rock sign lightning bolt. And I think that's a a sound emoji cool. Also got Peter here, the effervescent slab although surprising, I didn't find him in the intergalactic boombox, he's obviously losing his touch and not not being everywhere where I thought he'd be. And he says, I fucking love this podcast is the best podcast ever. Comma, period. Now I'm going to assume he's talking about behind the schemes but you know, I'll I'll allow it if you're talking about my show, Peter, that's also acceptable.
And then we have coming up right in the rear is 1333 sets from blueberry so blueberry and lavish hosts of the behind this games and he says, Thank you for the kind words car in the different booths amounts, and hence why some are so small is we use Gematria i Sorry, I really forgot to I found that afterwards after I recorded it and was like fuck, but I didn't include a link to that Gematria boost. Continue on to calculate the values of specific words or phrases, check it out here. Then he leaves a link which is www dot g e matrix.org. Those phrases then scroll by in the green room IRC chat. I did think I mentioned that but I wasn't 100% Sure, because I haven't seen them live because I live in Australia. And it's in the fucking worst timezone ever for all these cool sorts of things, but nevertheless, and then continuing along as folks boost these values, there's a string of emojis attached to the phrase that flesh out some sort of a story. This is an example. And then he has gal and then it's a skull, a Golden Globe, a chemistry beaker type thing filled with a green liquid zombie, and then another skull and it says Welcome to your doom. Buying this games. lavish at lavish boosted 1422 sets so that's a great example there of people who are doing some really fucking cool stuff going next level with their their boosting.
You know that kind of thing that makes me want to stay up until 2am Just to be able to send a boost in and see you know, a Gematria boost come in and be like flax, look at that shit. So very much Uh, thanks to everyone who contributed recommendation to check out behind the scheme's Peter says I fucking love this podcast you know, here it is. He said he was talking about the value for value I'm sure. The best podcast ever. Maybe I can use that as my tagline Yes, Mr. misattributed quotes. I love it. Boom. So everyone, there we go. This is the value for value podcast and I just did some value for value. How much did you enjoy that? Entering into the air hose? Because I fucking loved it. That was so cool. It's really exciting stuff going on.
Whether it be with the, you know, people taking it to the limit, like behind this games, whether you've got a real unique, interesting podcast like the intergalactic boom box by a bloody damn voice actor, where else are you going to find that sort of shit only in podcasting? 2.0. So my value for value ask for this week is to go check out podcasting 2.0. I've mentioned a bunch of times on the show, have a little scroll around, check out some of the apps that are on the on the page, their new podcast apps.com If you're really interested in what's going on and want to be in the bleeding edge, bleeding edge if you've got a podcast and want to know how you can get some of these things. Join the mastodon at podcast index, dot social.
And this is where me and a bunch of other people hang out. Talk about cool stuff. Check out the podcast in 2.0 show for the latest developments of what's going on for some of the ethics philosophy. All of that good shit. It will change your world man change a bloody laugh. Oh, so that's it, everyone. Thanks for joining me for the niches podcast in the universe. Also known as the bed best podcast in the universe. Peter this lab confirmed and I really appreciate your support and until the next week and the next show Kyrin out
Keeping yourself entertained will never be impossible for this show welcome everyone to another episode of the value for value podcast. My name is Kyrin and host of the mere mortals, Mere Mortals book reviews podcast. And this is the podcast where I dive deep into the value for value model. What is it, the philosophy behind it and how people are implementing it in their own shows. So this is kind of a meta podcast because I am doing a podcast on podcasts that someone recently noted very fondly on on Twitter. And yeah, today, as I mentioned, we've got a pretty fun one and a very entertaining one. It is the intergalactic boombox and I'm going to say right now make sure that you put a space in between the boom and the box otherwise you will not find the show it can be a little bit difficult to find. So I'm gonna go straight on to the buzz buzz sprout website where Kyle list his show and this is how he describes himself. It's a pop culture slash tech slash multimedia news and reviews with a comedic theater of the mind slant with voice actor Kyle Herbert. And then in brackets Dragonball Z streetfighter, a solo podcast with multiple personalities. So that's pretty much it like Kyle, who is a voice actor, and he has been in Dragonball Z you believe Gohan as well as some other anime shows like my hero, academia, et cetera, et cetera.
He's got a whole slew of credits to his name. And he does all of these. I guess like I read it down as news jokes, trivia entertainment, talking about appearances Comic Cons promotions for his own works, things like that. It's it's a whole lot of stuff packed into a very short 15 minute so roughly his shows go for about 15 minutes on length the producers them weekly since about May of 2021. And he has just some of the the chapters from one of episode 57 He's he's up to episode 62 At the moment, and some of the chapters that he has a more sponsors we wish we had but not really totes legit email that's totes not a scam, gas hybrid or electric vehicles Joker to Electric Boogaloo uterus shape, serial Morbius cinematic release bombs, more sponsors you wish we were well, you wish were real words of wisdom. So he's got quite a few chapters. And that wasn't all of them. That was about half of them that I that I wrote down. And he just goes through all of this now, what is really crazy about his show is the cast of characters that he creates. So he is a voice actor and he makes up he has conversations with himself. He has skits with himself. And so he's got ones like conspiracy, Ken spirity, who is a man who is very into conspiracy theories, he's got a couple of aliens that pop up here and there I'll play them in a second. And it's just amazing the sounds and noises he can make with his with his voice, but then also the creativity that he has in compiling these all together. So this is from the latest episode. Sorry, Episode 61 Right at the start, so you can get a feel for how he manages to do this.
Oh, hey, is this okay? Go to whoever stole my copy of Microsoft Office? I will find you. You have my word. Or hate it when people say age is only a number. Age is clearly a word. A woman is on trial for beating your husband to death with his guitar collection. The judge asked her first offender she says no first a Gibson then offender Hey guys gets shingles. Look stop googling dad jokes. Okay, wait one more can February March? No, but April May. Welcome to the intergalactic boombox, I'm Kyle a bear, the voice of everybody you hear on the show and adult Gohan and the upcoming Dragon Ball Super superhero in theaters and IMAX on August 19. In North America, the IB be brought to you by the Association for annoying people who make armpit fart sounds with their poems. Tick tock ad clickers anonymous for those who are hopelessly addicted to buying cheap crap as they scroll through their feed. And this paperclip that kind of looks like Ryan Gosling. Oh looky loo It's Drew grime on Drew group. I just sent them the drew grime True Crime podcast.
So there you go. You can see super creative with not only what he can create with his mouth, but uh, also the way he puts it all together, you would have if you've dived into podcasting 2.0 have heard his voice mute universe numerous times, because so many of the clips of him boost is one which pops up really frequently. And yeah, he's also, if you boost him stuff, he will create it, I'm pretty sure there have been people who have asked him to create little snippets and, and things like that. So it is possible to get a little bit of the Kyle haber action for yourself, if you want, let's go into the value for value implementation and how he runs it in this podcast. Well, one of the things I noticed is actually sort of like me, which is he uses the best tools that he has available, and that he can reasonably be expected to, to use. And so what I've shown with a whole lot of the other shows I've done before, like bowl after bowl behind this games, these people who are their self hosting, they're getting deep into the weeds, they're writing their own code, they're creating new things for themselves. Kyle is much more on the side of me, which is I don't have the capability to that stuff, I don't have a year to learn how to use JavaScript to then be able to create these sorts of things. So he I can see your hosts with Buzzsprout, much like I do for my main show, which is sort of the one of the podcast hosts that's leading the way in terms of adopting a bunch of the new tags and being able to provide value on the podcasting side of things in a more advanced way. But then also to be able to get the value back.
So for example, I see he has a fountain username, which is a fountain Wallet. So this is where he can receive SATs in the fountain app himself. So when you're boosting the show, the those Satoshis go into a wallet that is hosted via fountain. So he uses what he has, I've heard him talking previously about how he can't use gifts in his chapter arts. Because Buzzsprout doesn't allow that at the moment, things like that. So bit of a bummer. But also he is putting a whole lot of effort into providing value not only in terms of a very very unique show in terms of what he's doing. I'm not sure there's many people out there who could create something like this, but also in terms of the chapter arts and links and and images and things like that he's he's really going to the next level now how he actually does it in terms of receiving and acknowledging I guess the booster Graham coming in acknowledging value that that's been provided to him. He does something called the SATs cats which is is his little club of of what he calls the the people so that we can see the value for value implementation you know, he's he's creating a sort of like a cool little club it's something a little bit unique and different that only people who join in on his show can can really get a taste of so I'm going to play a little snippet from this of how he reads them out and his booster grams and and what he asked for from people, and this is from Episode 62 called Space junk and splitting squirrels around the two minute 50 mile from Episode 54 I got 238 SATs from Jack. He says that's just for the one hand and Harry joke. I don't remember that. But okay, Dave Jones from podcasting 2.0 the podcasts as my weekly automated sustaining donation in case I get behind and listening.
Thank you so much, Dave. 12,112 SATs util, man. Taisce says I like your content. HCT man well or Jesus? Thanks for the SATs. That's right. Yeah, you get fountain a free podcasting 2.0 app from new podcast apps.com or fountain.fm and you get paid in Bitcoin to listen to podcast and then you can spread that love back to podcasts that are value for value enabled those that can receive those Satoshis or SATs such as this one dance NCI gave me a whole three sets and says There you go in Vegas gave me 21 SATs and says another nice one Kirk for episode 61 bk HN TV gave 100 SATs with a lightning bolt and a heart boy as EBD four said awesome nice and gave six sets at John gave five sets intergalactic boombox boasted loosed. The dude gave me five SATs funny stuff. Anonymous gave me 51 SATs enjoyed the dad jokes do you hear that gets in Chigozie we've been validated.
All right, don't get cocky. Kyron from the mere mortals podcast said 2222 sets AKA a row of ducks. Is a great show. Kyle your chapter our games next level has inspired me to be more creative with my memes. That's awesome. Karen, thank you so much. The mere mortals podcast Check it out. Jake Hyder gave 5000 SATs to give another 500 SATs it says huge dBc fan Fauci through the fountain app. Love the content. Thank you, sir. Jake said boost with 1000 SATs. See on this podcast, you don't have to be a patron, I don't have a Patreon model, purely value for value. What do you think the show's content is worth to you? You listen to the show, and you say, Okay, is it worth 10 cents? Is it worth $10 $5, you get to choose with these podcasting 2.0 apps and things like fountain will display it in Satoshis, or you click on it and it will display in US dollars. Nothing like gamifying podcast, it's so cool.
So that's the core of his value for value implementation. He usually does that right near the start of the show around minute 234, something like that. And a couple of extra things to maybe note from that is one he gives shoutouts. So people who give, you know, SATs to him much like I did for the from the Mere Mortals, and he says, you know, check out the memos. They're kind of cool. Jake Hider, even though he this is probably probably something Jake should do is to note that he has the sleep podcast, s li e. K. And then I'm sure you know, Ka would also give a little bit of a acknowledgement there showing that you know, podcasting 2.0 is kind of at the moment, it's kind of integral to the value for value stuff. Because in the way that it's being done at the moment in terms of really going from directly one audience member listening messaging, giving you some value back in the podcast whilst that listening, no middlemen, no screwing around and having a go to Patreon, or going to another website and doing this thing and uploading this and that and it's like all their bang right on moment. And so you know, he gives some shoutouts to fountain, he promoted his show on fountain I've seen it on there. And so he's willing to also, I suppose invest some of his own money his own Satoshis actually money because when you're promoting on fountain, you actually do have to, to do that through through Fiat, which is kind of annoying at the moment. But in any case, you know, he's willing to invest in put more value into the system himself, like he's boosting, and he's creating clips, and he's doing all of these things. So that's just a really fun way of implementing the value for value. And once again, the sort of core of the model is when people send you value, you don't just, you know, not acknowledge it, you don't just go okay, cool, you know, thanks for that and run off with the SATs. No, it's, it's you give some appreciation, appreciation back for that. And it's kind of, it's never like a one off exchange. It's kind of like a continual cycle. And you'd be surprised by how often people will come back.
And you'll also be surprised by seeing the same name sort of pop up and realizing like, oh, you know, it feels like I'm sort of taking they're giving too much back sometimes. But, but that's the way it goes. You know, people when they really value the show, they will be willing to send in ridiculous amounts, much like Peter has done for the the Mere Mortals podcast, I don't know what he's up to now. It's like 700,000. And if you include the ones that he sent through for the booster grams of the book reviews, and then the value for the value show this show, I should probably should count, it's probably over a million, which is that's not chump change. That's, that's a that's actually like some serious money if you want to get into it, which is really cool. And so the way Kyle does it, and I'm really highlighting it and basically every show, you know, on the money, he'll, it will do his value for value section of the SATs cats club. He'll thank everyone. And he'll highlight how you can be a member of this how you can support why value for value is important, which is a really, really cool. So let's get into the something unique section of of what the intergalactic boombox podcast is doing and what Karl's doing. I mean, aside from the fact that it's a voice actor, having a solo show of 15 minutes, conversations with himself. I think that's kind of unique in itself. But in terms of value for value, what he does uniquely, one thing I've noticed is that he has this question of the week, which he always asks, and I think this is kind of a good way to drive. You know, maybe prompt someone because sometimes it can kind of feel weird unless you've done it, you know, the first time it's kind of like the first time you've ever sent them an email, maybe the first time you ever send a direct message via Twitter or Instagram. I only did that recently. And I found it kind of weird. It's like, oh, how do I structure things in here? How does it how do I make it seem like it's it's not weird? And he gives a really easy way to do this because so he asked me a question. Turn of the week and then subsequently reads it out. Now these aren't only just booster Graham's that he comes in, and predominantly, most of them actually come through Twitter. But I think it's a really good way of asking, giving that prompt. And I do this a lot of my shows as well saying, Hey, I did this book review, what did you think of this book? Or in what particular section of this send us a booster gram replying to this sort of thing, a prompt, something that gives the listener you know, takes away even the stress of having to think about what you would maybe reply with and it's like, oh, I can reply with this. So here's a little section taken from the show number 59. OB ones for Holi. Around the four minute mark, where he does his question section.
Question of the week what is a movie or show you hope Hollywood never remakes or reboots? Meat is from Fun Fact Friday cent 2001 SATs and says I hope they never remake The Princess Bride. Barney Shaffer from Sheboygan, Wisconsin hopes that Captain Planet does not ever get a reboot Patrick's Allah Torres says I think mainly any films that is an all time treasure of a classic for certain actors Mrs Doubtfire being one of them for Robin Williams of course. Oh and all transformers God am I tired of the Transformers movies D up gaming says Dragonball Evolution. Yeah, let's not do that ever again. Megan says they should never reboot the old TV show mash onion says Land Before Time by a landslide that movie holds a special place in my heart and I hope it doesn't get absolutely butchered with hyper realistic CGI and bad storytelling MCN says might be an unpopular opinion but I'm gonna say I think everything can have a more updated feel and still work just because some do it wrong and become a disappointment doesn't mean that all do dysrhythmia says I don't watch reboots as a rule. There's so much good media out there. Why would I rewatch something I've already seen especially if it's likely to make me mad or disappointed. I only watch one version of a story then I move on David artists acid says Breaking Bad probably one of the most perfect shows oh man I agree Breaking Bad is perfect from beginning to finish.
I'm gonna jump in here and skip ahead a minute or two because there's still just tons of people replying to this and then we'll get into how he asked for the next question as well. Jamal Bostick says grease and sky hopes they never remake or reboot the Godfather What do you think about podcasting? 2.0 as a movement, you hear me talking about this each and every episode. But how do you really feel? Are its features such as value for value images, chapters, transcripts, etc. A big enough draw for you to download and try a new podcast player from new podcast apps.com. This is not an ad. I'm not being sponsored. This whole ideology is what inspired me to get back into podcasting.
Now Spotify, Apple, and all the other big dogs, they don't have these features. And does that matter to you? It is definitely hard getting someone to try new things. Believe me. I know people have their preferences and comfort zones. Do you think podcasting is totally fine as is and doesn't need next gen features to maximize interactivity? Are you happy just listening in the background on a daily worker school commute? Give me the honest feedback, The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, I want your thoughts on the podcasting 2.0 movement at boombox pod so you can see you get quite a lot of engagement with this, although funnily enough, after asking that particular question, he got almost zero responses just one person coming in in the next episode. So you've got to be careful with the what you're asking that Kyle as well. Because podcasting 2.0 is still super niche. So what I think was really good about that, obviously, getting that engagement and reaction and, you know, hopefully he can maybe start transitioning some of those people instead of just replying easily, which let's admit it is very easy to just reply something on Twitter, you know, start hinting a bit more like hey, you know, I'm gonna start reading out maybe more, or prioritizing ones which are sent via booster gram. So if you want yours right at the start of that instead of you know, three minutes in and skipped over like I just skipped over, maybe you want to attach a little bit of Satoshis to that a high. So that was really cool. What I also think is something unique that he does is fitting the value for value section in with his show. So like a minute mentioned before, almost all of his 1516 minutes in length. They're not big, big shows. And he keeps them short and snappy. And so you need to kind of do that I guess with the value for value section as well. It's no point having a 15 minute show that bloat bleeds out to half an hour because you spend ages reading out every single booster ground More comment that comes in and diving deeper into the analysis of it and really thinking about why was Red Dawn so much better than Coneheads or things like this you know, he typically just reads them out says a thank you maybe add a sentence but he's not adding you know, five pages of reading out of responding to a booster Graham. So I think that's really cool where he's you know he's doing value for value but it doesn't mean you have to go above and beyond in the acknowledgement section he's definitely acknowledging everyone who who does send some SATs in especially for his SATs Sat Sat I've already forgotten how to pronounce that the scat cats cats cats club in his club and then and then you know it doesn't need to be ridiculously long so Okay, thank you very much. Moving on, let's go. So a couple of unique things that he's doing there for his show and I highly recommend checking it out because it is a very unique show just in itself you you're not going to hear anything really like that elsewhere. Let's get on to my own section and so we're coming up into the value for value booster Graham lounge. Welcome to the value for value Graham. I'm gonna take some inspiration from Carl here and read out a couple of these quickly. So I have four sets from Christabel underscore men are three clap emojis and then five sets Whoa, yeah, boy that's a 20% increase from very much the same person Christabel Mina say hello friends and then the clap emoji. I've got 5000 SATs here from lavish and he says thank you for playing it gloat a goat slaughter booster Graham, j h b I'm actually not sure what what that means. But that was for the behind the schemes where they have custom booster gram sound so very, very cool stuff coming on there. They've they've set that up so that it'll actually create a different sound. If you booster gram in I don't know like a certain number, let's just say triple six and then you might have the devil going rock or something like that. So very exciting. Even though you've got people like me and Kyle who are more along this slow and steady and doing what we can do you've also got people like lavish going crazy and and creating some really wild stuff on this show behind the schemes is what what that show is we've got 38 stats here from Ruto, Luca and says thanks for all for spelt as the number four and then the rock sign lightning bolt. And I think that's a a sound emoji cool. Also got Peter here, the effervescent slab although surprising, I didn't find him in the intergalactic boombox, he's obviously losing his touch and not not being everywhere where I thought he'd be. And he says, I fucking love this podcast is the best podcast ever. Comma, period. Now I'm going to assume he's talking about behind the schemes but you know, I'll I'll allow it if you're talking about my show, Peter, that's also acceptable.
And then we have coming up right in the rear is 1333 sets from blueberry so blueberry and lavish hosts of the behind this games and he says, Thank you for the kind words car in the different booths amounts, and hence why some are so small is we use Gematria i Sorry, I really forgot to I found that afterwards after I recorded it and was like fuck, but I didn't include a link to that Gematria boost. Continue on to calculate the values of specific words or phrases, check it out here. Then he leaves a link which is www dot g e matrix.org. Those phrases then scroll by in the green room IRC chat. I did think I mentioned that but I wasn't 100% Sure, because I haven't seen them live because I live in Australia. And it's in the fucking worst timezone ever for all these cool sorts of things, but nevertheless, and then continuing along as folks boost these values, there's a string of emojis attached to the phrase that flesh out some sort of a story. This is an example. And then he has gal and then it's a skull, a Golden Globe, a chemistry beaker type thing filled with a green liquid zombie, and then another skull and it says Welcome to your doom. Buying this games. lavish at lavish boosted 1422 sets so that's a great example there of people who are doing some really fucking cool stuff going next level with their their boosting.
You know that kind of thing that makes me want to stay up until 2am Just to be able to send a boost in and see you know, a Gematria boost come in and be like flax, look at that shit. So very much Uh, thanks to everyone who contributed recommendation to check out behind the scheme's Peter says I fucking love this podcast you know, here it is. He said he was talking about the value for value I'm sure. The best podcast ever. Maybe I can use that as my tagline Yes, Mr. misattributed quotes. I love it. Boom. So everyone, there we go. This is the value for value podcast and I just did some value for value. How much did you enjoy that? Entering into the air hose? Because I fucking loved it. That was so cool. It's really exciting stuff going on.
Whether it be with the, you know, people taking it to the limit, like behind this games, whether you've got a real unique, interesting podcast like the intergalactic boom box by a bloody damn voice actor, where else are you going to find that sort of shit only in podcasting? 2.0. So my value for value ask for this week is to go check out podcasting 2.0. I've mentioned a bunch of times on the show, have a little scroll around, check out some of the apps that are on the on the page, their new podcast apps.com If you're really interested in what's going on and want to be in the bleeding edge, bleeding edge if you've got a podcast and want to know how you can get some of these things. Join the mastodon at podcast index, dot social.
And this is where me and a bunch of other people hang out. Talk about cool stuff. Check out the podcast in 2.0 show for the latest developments of what's going on for some of the ethics philosophy. All of that good shit. It will change your world man change a bloody laugh. Oh, so that's it, everyone. Thanks for joining me for the niches podcast in the universe. Also known as the bed best podcast in the universe. Peter this lab confirmed and I really appreciate your support and until the next week and the next show Kyrin out
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