In this episode, we discuss the use of scripts for the podcast, organizing topics with Google Docs, and our experiences with Todoist. We also explore podcasting setup, membership systems, and different podcast apps. Finally, we touch on the dynamic island feature and Celeste glasses. We wrap up by asking for feedback and wishing everyone a Happy New Year.# Episode Notes
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