At Carballo Interplay we’ve been discussing the podcasting sector for years, analyzing its trends and inviting creators to speak. This time, we want to better understand where we stand. It seems unbelievable to talk about a crisis when there are almost more podcasts than people, but… what kind of podcasts are being produced today? In the age of conversation, often featuring celebrities, there are fewer and fewer investigative, analytical, or even narrative projects. Great creations like “The Great Blackout” are a thing of the past; we’re in an era where all podcasts sound similar, and the industry rarely invests in in-depth work and creativity. Is this true, or is it just a social perception because they go viral less?