Aaron Millar's Armchair Explorer Podcast will delight Radiolab fans who love to travel!

(Millar is pronounced like Americans pronounce "Miller.")

In this podcast, you'll learn:

  • Aaron Millar's origins
  • How Millar took the leap of faith of becoming a writer and then a podcaster
  • Why and how Millar integrates music in his podcast 
  • Why Steven Dubner, the host of the Freakanomics podcast, heavily edits his podcast - and why Millar does it.
  • Difference between video and audio storytelling
  • What telling someone about Bob Dylan lyrics says about you
  • The power of pacing & pauses 
  • How long it takes Millar to produce a 30-minute podcast
  • How can you find the courage to make a radical career shift?
  • What is FOPO?
  • Dolly Parton's wise saying
  • One of the joys of travel

I listen to most podcasts at 1.3 to 2.0 times faster than normal so I can be productive and efficient at cramming information into my skull.

If you also do that, do me a favor and take a break from that habit on this particular podcast episode.

Why?

Because speeding up music ruins it. I spend many hours integrating music for your listening pleasure. Besides, I edited out 60% of my one-hour interview. Therefore, in a sense, it's already sped up!

As a bonus, I'm Beta Testing a new segment called...

Question of the Week!

To debut the question, I have a question about viruses, especially the Coronavirus.

Sponsors

This episode is sponsored by Athletic Brewing! Use promo code WANDERLEARN20 to get 20% off. Order two 6-packs to get free shipping!

And my patrons at Patreon!

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