topic Re: [Community][Podcasts] Curation of podcasts “Made for You” in Content Questions

[Community][Podcasts] Curation of podcasts “Made for You”

user-removed — Wed, 30 Nov 2022 01:15:00 GMT

Yo!

I enjoy the curation lists for music and it’s a convenient way to get to a variety of music that I feel Spotify has done a great job of curating. It’d be cool if the same was possible for podcast episodes.

Dream scenario: I enjoy listening to interviews of experts in their field. Journalists, history experts, movie directors and actors, etc. It would be great if the app could predict episodes I’d be interested in. I use the word episodes specifically because I care less about the podcast as a whole and more about the episodes regardless of the podcast.

Maybe this is already available and I’m not noticing it. Maybe this is way too far-fetched. But hey- it’d be cool.

Anyone feel the same? Vote! Spotify listens to voices in numbers!

Thanks,

Re: [Community][Podcasts] Curation of podcasts “Made for You”

Eni — Sat, 03 Dec 2022 16:53:00 GMT

Hey there @user-removed,

Thanks for reaching out about this here in the Community. We moved your post from the Ideas board to the relevant Help board, where it fits better.

No worries, you can already find podcast episodes of your interest in the following section on the Home page:

The section is called Episodes for you and you can find there some recommendations of similar shows to the ones you usually listen to.

If you need a hand with anything else, the Community is here for you.

Re: [Community][Podcasts] Curation of podcasts “Made for You”

user-removed — Sun, 04 Dec 2022 07:23:10 GMT

Eni,

Super obvious. I should have dug around more. I appreciate you responding.

For what it’s worth, I value what you and your fellow moderators do here in this community. My profession includes a lot of similarities- we build websites but we consider ourselves a network and encourage our clients to share ideas and treat our platform as a community. As I’m sure you’re aware, this works best when users embrace the collective more than their individual wants or needs. Anyways- what you do requires patience, empathy, and a commitment to the intended vision. Good on you.

Thanks again,