Schoon

Similar to creating a website, starting a podcast requires that you have a hosting service to serve up your audio files. A lot of people I talk to, who are interested in starting a podcast, don't realize this extra step. I think a lot of the time they just assume that iTunes acts as the "YouTube of podcasts" and has you upload your audio files directly.

What I love about Transistor.fm 💛

As I gear up for some big things in 2021, I wanted to create a centralized portfolio website with links out to all of my various side-projects. I really like seeing people share those spreadsheets with a timeline of all their side projects, and I think I'll probably still do something like that here, but I also wanted a standalone website to really showcase the quality of my projects. My goal is to one day for a company around this SchoonLabs branding, and use it as an umbrella company over my various endeavours. Until then, check out some of the exciting projects I'm working on!

Introducing SchoonLabs.com

This perfectly sums up my life, and I have had such a hard time explaining that to people...</p>&mdash; Dan Schoonmaker (@DanSchoonmaker) <a href="https://twitter.com/DanSchoonmaker/status/1331606435508129798?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 25, 2020</a>