Jesse Brown: Canadaland

This October will be 10 years of Canadaland. Jesse Brown joins me
to talk about his short time in radio working for the CBC, and
why he started his podcast.


In this episode, you will hear why Jesse started Canadaland, his
decision to create a network, the incredible story of how the
Jian Ghomeshi story broke, and some thoughts about recent laws
passed by the Canadian Government that are causing havoc with
content creators and news organizations. (Both Canadaland and our
parent company, The Sound Off Media Company, qualify as both) We
also talked about some throwback internet things like usenet,
message boards and Mirc. Jesse also shared his wins and losses
when it came to monetizing the show; first via ads, and later
with Patreon and other methods of public support.


Want to be apart of Canadaland? Jesse mentioned that Canadaland
is currently accepting podcast pitches.


A transcription of the show is available here.


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