Indeed, I enjoy each of Evan’s podcasts and the wonderful work he is doing. But, your thought to record that conversation with your friend, Woody, was amazing. And for whatever the reason you decided to interview him, I thank you.
Hi, apologies for my slowness at replying, I was away and my life still only has 24 hours per day. Thanks for the offer of files but I can get them OK one way or another. I've downloaded these podcasts through gPodder, or through Substack (I'd found the relevant button no probs) and I've gone to the Naked Age site.
I think that what I had really meant was I hope there that there will continue to be options to access these podcasts that are not just the more 'walled-garden' type that Apple or Spotify are.
I should also add that I've had trouble replying to posts here, on Planet Nude, not on any other Substack pages. I'm already getting two email notifications for each Planet Nude Post, no big deal, because I faced the same issue the other week. Today and the last time I replied to a post on Planet Nude I've been asked to subscribe and add a profile. I've had a profile on Substack for getting on about 2 years and I am subscribed to Planet Nude, how else would I get email notifications?! Its a Substack bug, not a Planet Nude one I think.
I suspect that it is linked to Substack persistently causing pop-up windows to appear which demand subscriptions of various types. I am a free subscriber. These have no obvious way to close them, no 'close' or 'X', clicking outside of the pop-up closes them.
Are any other Planet Nude Substack subscribers seeing similar issues?
That’s irritating. I haven’t had that specific issue, but I’ve had other strange issues with substack’s platform. I know it’s probably not my doing, but I’m sorry for the Inconvenience nonetheless.
Thanks, but I'll underline that I do not suspect Planet Nude to be the cause of this. Over time there have been other irritating issues on Substack for me too. I think that they're regularly 'updating' things and implementing the changes without fully testing/ or are using users as guinea pigs to fine tune the 'updates'.
Thank you!
Wonderful and very well done! Nice job, Andy!
Indeed, I enjoy each of Evan’s podcasts and the wonderful work he is doing. But, your thought to record that conversation with your friend, Woody, was amazing. And for whatever the reason you decided to interview him, I thank you.
Hi, apologies for my slowness at replying, I was away and my life still only has 24 hours per day. Thanks for the offer of files but I can get them OK one way or another. I've downloaded these podcasts through gPodder, or through Substack (I'd found the relevant button no probs) and I've gone to the Naked Age site.
I think that what I had really meant was I hope there that there will continue to be options to access these podcasts that are not just the more 'walled-garden' type that Apple or Spotify are.
I should also add that I've had trouble replying to posts here, on Planet Nude, not on any other Substack pages. I'm already getting two email notifications for each Planet Nude Post, no big deal, because I faced the same issue the other week. Today and the last time I replied to a post on Planet Nude I've been asked to subscribe and add a profile. I've had a profile on Substack for getting on about 2 years and I am subscribed to Planet Nude, how else would I get email notifications?! Its a Substack bug, not a Planet Nude one I think.
I suspect that it is linked to Substack persistently causing pop-up windows to appear which demand subscriptions of various types. I am a free subscriber. These have no obvious way to close them, no 'close' or 'X', clicking outside of the pop-up closes them.
Are any other Planet Nude Substack subscribers seeing similar issues?
That’s irritating. I haven’t had that specific issue, but I’ve had other strange issues with substack’s platform. I know it’s probably not my doing, but I’m sorry for the Inconvenience nonetheless.
Thanks, but I'll underline that I do not suspect Planet Nude to be the cause of this. Over time there have been other irritating issues on Substack for me too. I think that they're regularly 'updating' things and implementing the changes without fully testing/ or are using users as guinea pigs to fine tune the 'updates'.