As the digital landscape evolves, the boundaries between audio podcasts and visual media continue to blur. The New York Times explores this phenomenon in their latest article, highlighting how traditional audio podcasts are increasingly incorporating video from the outset. The piece features insights from industry insiders and examples of podcasts like “What Now? With Trevor Noah,” emphasizing the growing expectation for podcasts to be both seen and heard. This trend reflects broader shifts in consumer habits, particularly among younger audiences who frequent platforms like YouTube and TikTok.
Read the full article on the New York Times website.
