As I return to Podlink, expect fresh enhancements, features, and improvements soon. Stay tuned for exciting updates in the months ahead as we strive to elevate the Podlink experience. Thanks for your support. It’s good to be home!.

I’d like to express gratitude to everyone who’s trusted Podlink: podcasters, listeners, publishers, and creators. You are why Podlink exists, and I’m committed to keeping it a simple, fast, and reliable resource for the podcasting community.

Spotify has been a fantastic partner in this process, working closely with me to guarantee a smooth handoff. I’m deeply grateful for their collaboration and support.

In 2024, as I was building EpisodesFM, I continued to advocate for Podlink’s return, given my deep passion for the original platform. Finally, in 2025, the stars have aligned for Spotify to return Podlink to me, and I can’t wait to bring those improvements to a larger audience.

In 2018, I launched Podlink to help podcasters share their shows ✨wherever you get your podcasts✨ In 2021, Podlink became part of Podsights, then Spotify, serving millions of listeners and creators. As I left Spotify in 2023, I immediately started asking about Podlink’s future.

Today, I’m thrilled to share that Spotify has returned Podlink to my care! After four and a half years, Podlink is back with its original founder, and I’m excited about what’s ahead.

After 3.5 years in Printer’s Row, it’s time for a new view 😍

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Hopefully, each night here will stay this clear!

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brb, off to see the Northern Lights!

Opening Slack for the first time after a holiday break and seeing the ⚠️ icon over my workplace’s instance will always create a pit in my stomach.

On my flight today, I watched The Departed (2006) and M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap (2024) simultaneously via passengers in the row before mine. I may not have heard any of the audio, but I feel entitled to partial credit in Letterboxd.

I forgot about this li’l guy.

Nothing humbles me like losing something I was literally just holding. Spent hours hunting for my mug—checked every room, every surface, even the fridge. Eventually found it in the microwave, proving I still haven’t quite mastered object permanence. 🤦‍♂️.

I have a lot of fun shooting product photography of my partner’s ceramics, and it kills me that no one gets to see them in their hi-res glory.

Marvel Snap for PC ran just fine on my old Intel NUC—until updates made it lag. Thought it’d finally push me to build a real PC…. Until I realized I’m so Apple-pilled that I forgot I could just upgrade my RAM 🫠 Three hours and $50 later, I’ve got 4× more RAM and problem solved!.

Her, talking from the next room: .“SeatGeek is reputable, right? 🧐”. Me, mishearing her: .“Beautiful? 🤔 Yeah I like their UX and aesthetic better.”. Her, exasperated:.“😅 This kind of misunderstanding could only happen with you.”.

At some point, I started ignoring my laptop's Low Battery warnings. Que sera, sera. When it inevitably dies, I close the lid, plug it in, and move on. However, macOS refuses to stop chiming every few seconds until I wake it up and log back in. Does anyone know how to solve this?.