The Tyler Woodward Project
Tyler WoodwardI'm an elder millennial, and there's a lot I miss that I didn't expect to.
Burning a CD for a road trip. The weight of the case in your hand. Renting a movie from a clerk who actually knew what he was talking about, not some algorithm guessing off what you watched last Tuesday. A phone that just made calls, and nothing else, and somehow that was enough.
This show's about that stuff. The small, o... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryPersonal JournalsNewsSociety & Culture | |||
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I dig into the MySpace "About Me" box bug that let anyone override their entire profile with raw HTML and CSS, and I try and make the case that this accidental hole accidentally taught a whole generation of teenagers how to build web pages. I try and... more
Quick heads up: this episode is a personal update on where the show is headed. No guests, no explainer topic, just Tyler talking through some changes.
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* 00:00 – Disclaimer: this is all opinion, nobody signs off on it
* 00:45 – Why chang... more
I’ve been thinking about the one cable that can take a whole station off the air, and it’s usually the cheapest fix that gets ignored. The studio to transmitter link. Everyone assumes it just works, until the day it doesn’t, and when it fails, none o... more
Plex changed its subscription model and a lot of people who thought they owned their media server setup found out otherwise. This episode is about what running your own media server actually costs in 2026, in money, time, and patience.
I walk throug... more
iHeartMedia laid people off again, and every round of cuts makes local radio a little less local. This one traces how we got here: the Telecommunications Act that opened the floodgates, the private equity money that followed, and the consolidation th... more
I was driving around La Crosse and my radio started showing a Minneapolis station. That's HD radio hijacking, and it's a real thing with real consequences for small stations.
This episode covers how it works technically, actual examples of it happe... more
HD Radio was supposed to be terrestrial radio's answer to the digital future. Better audio, extra channels, data services. Twenty-some years later, most listeners still don't know it exists, and the ones who do mostly found it by accident in a rental... more
Broadcast radio ratings get independently measured. Streaming numbers come from the platforms themselves, graded on their own homework, with no outside verification. That difference matters more than most people realize.
I dig into how platforms dec... more
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A tech-forward, engineering-minded show that dissects how radio, media infrastructure, and related technologies shape the way we listen and interact. Host-driven episodes blend historical context, practical workflows, and industry shifts—ranging from RDS and metadata to broadcast network security and localism in radio—into accessible, story-led analyses. The format leans into hands-on explanations, real-world examples, and candid takes on policy, consolidation, and innovation within broadcasting and digital audio. A standout characteristic is the host's knack for translating complex systems (like MaxxCasting, C-band transitions, and open-source networking) into actionable insights for engineers, station operators, and media buyers alike. If... more
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