Music Casting

Onboarding musicians to Podcasting 2.0 and Value for Value

Last updated 3/20/25.
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Here's a 25-minute presentation on Podcasting 2.0 and Value for Value:

(0:32) Applications of crowdsourcing
(3:12) Amanda Palmer: To ask without shame (2013)
(4:55) Adam Curry: Podcasting (2000) in the RSS specification (2004)
(5:30) First podcast index, absorbed into iTunes
(6:09) Creating an RSS file
(7:12) Podcasting 2.0 (2020)
(8:21) Incorporation of the Lightning network
(8:50) Micropayments
(9:25) Chapters
(9:43) Medium tag
(10:03) valueRecipient tag
(11:12) Music album as podcast: Stay Awhile
(11:41) How to get a modern podcast app
(11:57) Value for Value and the No Agenda Show
(13:02) My first V4V projects
(13:13) Curiocaster: Podcasting 2.0 player that runs in your browser
(13:40) Setting up a Lightning node on a Raspberry Pi computer (RaspiBlitz)
(14:25) Satoshis (100 million Satoshis = 1 Bitcoin)
(16:51) Public key goes into Value block
(16:56) Helipad monitors incoming donations
(19:34) Demo of sending sats (from Curiocaster) and then seeing them come into the node (in Helipad)
(22:21) musiccasting.org - --onboarding musicians to Podcasting 2.0 and Value for Value
(23:00) Podcasting 2.0 podcast with background tracks for some of the songs that are included in Jim Beloff's classic, THE DAILY UKULELE, published by Hal Leonard.
(23:26) SongSync app---Value for Value project to support synchronizing lyrics on phones
(24:17) Closing
Presentation on using Podcasting 2.0 in teaching. Demonstration episode to show how chapter markers can be used for teaching, playing in your web browser using podfriend.

Podcasting 2.0

An open, independent podcasting ecosystem with a Bitcoin payment system option and inspired by the Value for Value support model.

Value for Value

Ask your audience to decide what your work is worth to them, and then send that to you in the form of time, talent, or treasure.

Nodes

You'll need a node to receive Bitcoin from supporters. I decided at first to get an operate a Lightning node running on a Raspberry Pi computer. I used it to experiment with opening channels and sending and receiving satoshis. I am hesitant to store much value there in case it develops a software problem that I can't solve.

Music Projects

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