Sad to see the end of a 13 year run.

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    1 year ago

    It was a good show for android users like me and the lack of good alternatives indicates there isn’t a market for this type of show. We’re probably still in the early stages of losing the things we’re used to having because they’re no longer economically viable.

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      1 year ago

      There was a time when there were a bunch of Android podcasts. But I think as Google has made Android more “boring” the interest for these has faded.

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    1 year ago

    Did they explain why they ended it? I’m currently listening to it so maybe the reason is coming up. I’m a loyal listener and so a bit devastated and shocked that it wasn’t announced in advance.

    It’s one of the most engaging shows I listen to so I’d be surprised if it was because of a shrinking audience.

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      1 year ago

      Right? I don’t get how such a long running show can get the boot. I’ve been listening for years and I really enjoyed it, Jason Howell is a good host.

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        1 year ago

        That sucks. But I can understand how Twit as a business model would be very difficult to make profitable. All the other podcasts I listen to simply supplement another medium, TV or digital print. I wonder how many other Twit shows are affected given AAA was such a stalwart.