Spotify seems to test a way for anyone to easily create a podcast, as if it was what we needed.

You've always dreamed of organizing a podcast about real crime or bad movies, but you're not a celebrity as rich as Conan O'Brien or Obama who can afford to pay someone who knows how to use Audacity? Well, Spotify seems to be preparing to launch a new system that would allow everyone to easily create a podcast – or more easily than it already can, at least, since it does not seem particularly complicated to do it now . As reported by EndgadgetJane Manchun Wong, Applications Researcher (seemingly talented for this kind of thing) discovered a page Promoting an upcoming feature of Spotify featuring a "Create Podcast" button and apparently allowing anyone to record and publish from his phone, then publish it on Spotify or competing services such as as Apple Podcasts.

Anchor, the podcasting platform recently purchased by Spotify, would also have a page on it, stating that Spotify was hoping to merge that system to create podcasts with its existing podcast offerings (it recently bought Gimlet Media and the actual specialized crime-fighting studio, Parcast, and that made a big problem with the aforementioned Obama family). This would create a podcasting ecosystem dedicated to Spotify, in which no one should learn to use Audacity or make big deals with Apple's premium podcast initiative.

The obvious disadvantage of this is that there is so Podcasts already, and making it very easy for everyone to create new shows means that it will be very difficult for them to think about what these broadcasts will be. Of course, if you have a fascinating perspective on general topics, you can just be yourself and talk about what you want, but most podcasts need a gadget, whatever it is behave three brothers, a magical tavern or a garage filled with cats. . Here's our tip: become hyper specific and create a podcast for one person. It will be like those Facebook ads that sell t-shirts "It's a Kevin thing, you do not understand!", But it's a radio show where you talk about things that only concern a real guy named Kevin. All we ask in return is a shout of joy in your Blue Apron ads.