(Short Music) I’m still Talking About My Website | #1671 Let Me Bore You To Sleep | 29th August 2026 | Jason Newland

Hello, hello, hello and welcome to Let Me Bore You To Sleep. My name is Jason Newland and please only listen when you can safely close your eyes. Today is Saturday the 29th of August 2026.

I nearly said 24 then. 2026. It is 17 minutes past 11.

And let's see what number this is. What number is this? Anyone? I think it's 1671. I think.

1671. Let me just check. Yes, it is.

It is, it is, it is. Blimey. So that's good, isn't it? That's lovely.

Yes. My ears are a bit weird. I can't hear my voice properly because I had this really good idea, but it wasn't such a good idea.

So I had some water left in two bottles of water, like little bottles that I've been drinking. And I thought I'll clean my ears out with them. I'll put one against each ear and just turn my head from side to side.

Apart from making a mess and getting water everywhere, it's left my ears a bit echoey. I'm not sure if it was the right thing to do. But, hey, it's all right.

I just, I'm kind of waiting for my ears to pop just to kind of clear a little bit. I just yawned then, hoping that would do it. I mean, that's not the reason I yawned.

I yawned because a yawn was required. So the latest 151 to 200. Latest what I'm doing now with the website is, I mean, literally right now is I am adding the, oh, what is it? What am I doing? Found it.

Found it. Good. Right.

So what I'm doing is, you know, as I mentioned recently, yesterday or whenever you might have heard that I'm in the process of building my new website. Even though the website is still live, the website I've currently got, but I can't make any adjustments or changes or upgrades to that particular website, because I'm locked out of the account. But that comes to an end on the 18th of September.

And when that happens, the new website will be released. Still the same website address, jasonnewland.com. So what I've been doing is going through it, making changes. Yesterday I did quite a lot.

What's going on here? Oh, okay. I know what's going on. Do I know? Yeah.

Did a bit of tidying up yesterday. Because some of the things were not kind of coming up correctly. But that's good.

So podcasts, playlists. I might give myself an earache. I hope not.

The wall wasn't stagnant. Literally. I get through quite a few bottles of water a day.

It was just the most recent two bottles. And yeah, I think it was just made my ears feel weird. So yeah, what I'm doing? Oh, yeah.

So also, so I made some differences. So the play the podcasts. So for example, if you click on podcasts, then you click on Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

You can go back to all collections, which is going back to the all the podcasts, you can view playlists or listen on podcast apps. So if you click on listen on podcast apps, it brings up 123456789, nine different apps, Spreaker, Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon, Castbox, Deezer, Podcast Addict and Podchaser. And then that will take you to the particular podcast on that app.

And it's just another way of doing it. So if you actually click on podcast apps in the menu, it's the same, but it's a different way around. So if you click on podcast apps, and then click on Spotify, it'll bring up all the different podcasts.

You see what I mean? Then you click on that and it'll take you to the podcast app page. I just thought that would be easier for people from a navigation perspective. I've also got a few playlists.

And so for example, episode one to 50. It's short voice only original length. But click on that.

What I'm doing now is I am got an image next to each one with the number of the recording, but 12349 etc. 78910. So I'm basically going through that.

Now, the amount of time it's taken, I probably could do it. I don't know. It's I'm getting it done.

I'm getting chat GP to do it automatically by logging into Spreaker, my podcast host, and letting it take control and do it. It seems to be moving quicker every time. So I guess it's used to doing it now.

But it's quite a lot to get done. There's a lot of playlists. There's like 20, 20 or playlist or 30 playlists.

I mean, on the on the way. Oh, right. Well, got muddled there for a minute on the Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

There are how many playlists 414112369. Yeah, wow. So I got 41 playlists on the Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

Broken up because because of the amount of recordings I've got. And that's only to start the starts to start with because they're broken up into short voice, short music, long voice, long music. Sure.

Overnight voice, overnight music. So I'm gonna they won't be from number one onwards because I didn't used to do ones with music or the long versions. But from about 1200 onwards, or three, four, whenever I started doing the long ones and all that, you know, six versions, then they'll all be available, which is quite a lot.

So it's going to take I mean, I've been yesterday I did a lot of uploading in my podcast episodes to Spreaker to make more more playlists. And it did take me took a long lot of hours to do it. I don't think getting I mean, maybe, you know, if I'd done gone through chat GPT, Spreaker could have done it for me.

That could have done it for me on Spreaker. If I'd have given it access to the hard drive or whatever, but it's probably easier just to do it myself, really. Yeah, probably.

I mean, I feel I'd have to have all the record. I'm gonna have to back all the recordings up as well. You know, I can't rely on.

Well, as I found out with Shopify, all my recordings are on there, pretty much, and they're now lost. But I do have a copy of those recordings, most of them anyway, I hope. So I think I'm gonna have to start saving them in the cloud, as well as on a hard drive.

Just so I don't lose them. And then maybe if I have them connected to a few this Amazon hard. How much is it? Excuse me.

How much is Amazon cost of Amazon cloud? Amazon, even the A's not working. Now the E wasn't working yesterday. Now the A's not working.

Cost of cost. What cost odd? No, not odd of F. Right, let's have a look. Why is Azure Microsoft.com coming up? The cost of average storage cloud services varies on the type of storage and features.

Here are some key points. Amazon S3 cloud object storage offers a pay-as-you-go model, allowing you to pay only for the storage you use. Price is tiered, meaning the more you use, the less you pay per gigabyte.

Okay. Hmm. I'd rather just have a set price.

Amazon Web Services AWS provides various pricing models, including flat rate plans and saving plans, which offers significant savings based on usage. So where do I find out the AWS? How do I get into that? Amazon? No, no. Ah, got it.

Found it. Found it. AWS, how much will that cost? So the reason I'm saying this is because I could technically, technically have all of my recordings in the cloud, and then have a player on my website, which just plays the recordings and allows me to people to download straight from the cloud.

That way, if Spreaker, I still need Spreaker, but just it would be, I don't know, it just be another way to kind of make sure nothing was lost. It's something I could do if I needed to in the future. Hmm.

Cost optimum pricing. Okay, click on pricing. AWS pricing.

I don't like this when it says request a pricing quote. No, I don't want a quote. I want a flat rate.

A flat rate. So calculate, start using the AWS pricing calculator. Can you just tell me how much I just want to know is it like, oh, it's 10 pound a month for a certain amount of gigabytes.

You know what I mean? And just like it goes up. That's all I wanted to know, but it's not giving me that. No, I don't know why.

Create an estimate. No, I'm not going to want to create an estimate. Price assumptions and variations.

AWS calculator. No, it doesn't look like it's for me. It's way too complicated.

Maybe just Google. Google, what's it? Azure. Let's have a look at this Azure cloud.

Building a cloud with an Azure account. Pay as you go. No, I don't want to pay as I go.

Because, you know, pay as you go, it could just end up being huge, huge amounts. Especially if they charge for how many people visit the website, how many people download the recordings. So, you know, it'd be great to wake up, I suppose, and see that I've had a million downloads, for example, you know, like, wow, busy night.

But not so great to see that I've got a 40,000 pound bill from the hosting, the cloud hosting for, you know, that's sent those downloads to, I was going to say customers, but you know, listeners, because everything's free. So yeah, I mean, I had once before with a transcription service I used, again, unlimited. I always check this stuff before I do anything.

It said it was unlimited. And I went out to transcribe all of my recordings. And after about three days of doing that, I got a bill for I think about 300 pound.

And I said, excuse me, what's the bill for? I'm paying you like 20 pound a month or something 20, 20 a month. Why have you sent me a bill for 300 pound? And they said, it's 297. I said, okay, but why have you sent me that bill? I said, because you've, you've used so much of the service.

I said, but it's unlimited. He said, yeah, unlimited, but it doesn't mean you can use as much as you want. I said, that's exactly what it means.

That's what unlimited means. And he said, yeah, but there's a fair usage. You know, there's a fair usage barrier.

And I said, well, where does it say that? He said, I just said it. I said, no, but where does it say that in print? Where can I read your fair usage policy? And he said, I think he was mumbling. And in the end, it was, it was not a nice experience actually.

In the end, I agreed to pay half. So I ended up paying 150 pounds. So I'm really careful now about what I yeah, very careful what I sign up for.

Because I've, you know, over the years, I've been with pretty much every single, every subscription possible, whether it's podcast, whether it's podcast services, video services, transcription services, website building services, hosting services. Over the last 20 years, or 25 since 2001, really, I've the amount of stuff that I've tested is ridiculous. This cost a blimming fortune.

I mean, sometimes I signed up for stuff. And it's cost me like 40 pound or 50 pound for the month, only to realize that it's of no use to me. I can't use the thing.

It doesn't accept, you know, it wasn't the right thing for me. No refund. Because they hadn't done anything wrong.

I just signed up for the wrong thing. You know, it turned out I didn't want a pink dress sent to me. But it's like, I signed up with podcasts.

And then found out, because I've not read the information correctly, podcast host says, you know, hosting, and then found out that they, they got a limit to how many recordings like by the hour, how many hours I'm allowed to upload per month. Which, you know, if you're a regular, you'll know that that's not really an ideal situation for me. And then some podcast hosts will charge extra for the amount of bandwidth used.

So that's based on how many people actually listen to them to the recordings on the podcast. So again, that would be no good to me because I have quite a fairly large audience. So it's like, man, there's all these things I'd like to really be on all the podcast hosts.

Like things like Podbean, for example. So we're going to Podbean. All right, where are we? I'm going to forget about the the cloud storage for now.

So if I put in Podbean, if I if I put podcast hosts, podcast hosts, I mean, I do actually really like Spreaker, which is why I'm still with them. I mean, it's not anything I don't like everything about them. And I have lost whole podcasts in the past.

And but that was because I I was using what they classed as copyrighted music, even though it wasn't copyrighted. It was copyright free. But Spotify, this is the irony of it.

I get hardly any downloads from Spreaker on Spotify. The downloads I get on Spotify or listens I get on Spotify generally come from my SoundCloud podcasts. So Spotify, this is what Spreaker said, they complained and started to remove my podcast episodes.

So Spreaker just removed the whole podcast and gave me notice that they were going to remove others if I didn't get rid of the music. And there was too much stuff. There's too many recordings.

So I didn't have enough time. So that wasn't great. That happened twice.

Actually, the first time was when I had music. So I'd have the recording maybe like this, maybe lasts an hour, hour and a half. And there'd be start the normal version recording.

And then there'd be an episode with music. And then it'd be one episode with music that lasted for 10 hours. And it would just be music at the end.

So, you know, eight and a half hours of music. And they were really popular. Just having that music at the end of it with nothing else just they were popular.

But podcasts, specifically Spotify, and I imagine still most podcasts, it's it's about talk. It's not about music. As opposed to, you know, songs.

SoundCloud, not so much they don't really care, but Spotify didn't want eight and a half hours of music. And I don't think Apple really wanted that either. But they were popular.

So it's a bit of a shame. And that's why I started doing I luckily I started managing to use Spreaker's own music catalog, because I brought that out a few years back. So I put together that plus me talking in the background, or talking in the forefront, but like on a lower a lower level volume for 10 hours.

So I changed things up a couple of years back. But yeah, there's been a few few little hurdles to hurdle. To pop over to jump to hurdle.

You hurdle a hurdle don't you? It's weird isn't it when you say it twice hurdle hurdle hurdle hurdle barrier a barrier to hurdle a fence to hurdle a hurdle to jump. I don't know. So yeah, it's kind of like it's kind of weird because it was working.

I mean, I suppose maybe, maybe that's something I could potentially do. If I had, ah, I just thought, you know, giving people options. Maybe that's something I could do if I stored my resources.

Recordings onto a cloud, or onto Google. Is it Google Docs? I don't know. Google, Google, what's that? Google.

So click on that. Google, Google, not Google, Google Drive, Google Drive. So I've got a Google Drive.

Let's have a look. I've got two terabytes. I've used up 558.38 gigabytes of two terabytes.

So to get more storage, just have a look. Let's make sure I don't click a button that says, Yes, please. Oh, upgrade options.

I can get up to 10 terabytes, which is 30 pound 39 pound 99 a month. That would pretty sure that would hold all of my stuff. The thing is, would it, would it though? I don't know.

Because two, I've got at least five terabytes. So five terabytes is currently 9.49 a month for 12 months and 18.99 a month after that. But they're not doing that same thing with the 10 terabytes.

Oh, wait a minute. I just found something. Oh, I found one that could be better for me.

That's weird. It's hiding. There's a 20 terabyte storage at 79.99. And then a 30 terabyte storage at.

So that doesn't make any sense. 30 terabyte storage at 189.99. How does that work? Seriously, for 10, a 10 megabyte storage costs 40 pound and a 20 meg terabyte storage costs 80 pound. That's 120 pound for 30 terabytes.

But they're asking 189.99 for 30 terabytes. I think they've got their, their WIC all modelled up, I do believe. That doesn't make sense, does it? So if I go for, I mean, maybe five terabytes would be enough for now.

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More benefits across Google. So what's the next one then? 10 terabytes. Looks like it's the same thing.

It's the same. 20 terabytes. So, oh, 20 terabytes, it gives you YouTube Premium, which is worth between, I don't know, up to 16 pound.

So that's pretty good, which takes the price down to 60. So there's, there's a benefit, I guess. I don't know.

A little bit confused about that. It's, it's a little bit like, you know, sometimes we get a, if you get a train and you get like a one-way ticket or, you know, a return ticket. Well, let's say a one-way ticket, even a one-way ticket to, let's say from here to somewhere else.

That's nice and specific, isn't it? And it might be, let's say 150 quid. Sometimes if you, if you break up the journey and you get a ticket, a train from here to Pling Plong Poo and you get another ticket for another train from Pling Plong Poo to Willy Wonky Wing Wong. And then from there, it's okay.

It's, it'll take a bit longer. Or it might, it might be the same journey, almost just like you have to wait for the next train. You could, you could end up saving like 60 quid.

I partially made that up, but I've heard that that's true. Right. So I'm now on short voice only.

Let me boy do you sleep 151 to 200. So all the numbers have been changed on that one. So now I need to do two, need to do 201 to 250.

And let that just, I suppose a good thing, right? Is it's doing it behind the scenes so I can do other stuff while it's being done. So although it's, it's taking its time, it's not like fasty, fast, fast. I don't have, well, I don't have to do it.

So I can make this recording while that's being done. And I can search online while that's being done. But right now I'm going to come out of Google because I'm going to have to see whether or not for the Google drive.

So I've got some stuff saved on there. Oh, that's interesting. Okay.

Now I've just seen something that I've forgotten all about. Oh, so yeah, I used to have loads of stuff saved on here. Image movie.

What's this? I'll put the volume down just in case it's something weird. It won't be anything weird. It just, the weirdest thing would be is me talking.

So that's still weird. But yeah. Oh, this is where I had the desk behind me as well.

A weird setup. And for some reason I saved that. I don't know why.

So if I go back to the podcasts, five. So there's quite a few different posts, podcast hosts. There's all these websites, the five best podcast hosts in 2026.

Okay. Come and have a look then. What? Ionis.

Now these aren't podcast hosts. These are website hosts. This is web hosting.

Oh dear. So Podbean, that's what I was looking for. Podbean.

Now I signed up for Podbean a few times. And basically if I was with Podbean, I would literally have to just stick to one recording. You know, so like the short recording without music or the original length recording without music and a price that's manageable.

So if you go here, oh no, Podbean's different. It's different. Podbean, you can get unlimited storage.

One gigabyte upload a month, 16 hours audio. One gigabyte uploads a month. They've changed that.

It used to be unlimited. Then I came along and I'm not even joking. I think I messed it up for everyone else because they kept blocking me from uploading anything else.

But I was trying to upload all the archive stuff and it wasn't having it, which is a shame because it'd be nice to, I quite like Podbean. I don't know why I just got a little soft spot for it. 16 hours audio.

So 16 hours audio in a month is not a lot. $29 a month gives, that's either audio or video podcasts. 10 gigabyte uploads.

So that's 160 hours or 10 hours video. So 160 audio, unlimited total storage, unmetered bandwidth, which means there's no extra charges if suddenly you become like popular. The network, what is this one? 660 hours audio a month or 40 hours video, unlimited total storage.

Oh, but now we're going three terabytes monthly bandwidth, which is, I mean, three terabytes is a lot technically, but it's also not. If you don't know what bandwidth is or what that means, I'll give you an example. We'll do it from a video perspective.

So if you say that a video size is one gigabyte. So one gigabyte, let's say it's an hour long video and it's one gigabyte. I mean, generally, it's going to be a lot bigger than that.

I think one gigabyte video for a 10 hour, for an hour video, just to, it depends. But the difference is if you upload a 40 gigabyte video to YouTube, they shrink it. They shrink the size down to maybe a gigabyte, maybe less.

So, because that's the only way they can stream it. If it was, if it stayed at the same size, it'd be almost impossible to stream because people would have to have on their broadband, really, really fast broadband in order to watch the video without it buffering. So, for example, if you've got a 10 gigabyte movie, I'm trying to work this out.

10 gigabytes, divided by six. So it's 1.6 gigabytes every 10 minutes. Divide that by, no, I can't work it out.

Sorry. But it's, I mean, with, okay, I probably do it the other way around. I think YouTube, to stream a YouTube video, you need at least five megabytes a second to stream YouTube or Netflix.

That should be enough without it buffering. So, you've got five megabytes times by 60 is 300 megabytes. That's one minute.

300 megabytes times by 60 for an hour is 18 gigabytes. I'm not sure. I confused myself now.

It made sense. Anyway, you've got here $99 a month, unlimited private and two public podcasts, 440 gigabyte uploads a month, which is 660 hours of audio or 40 hours of video. Still, I don't know how they worked out an hour being just one gigabyte.

Unlimited storage, unmetered storage, and 6000 AI credits. I don't know what kind of AI is on the podcast that the pod being business features, business level stats, branded podcast site and embed player. Yeah, because it has its own website as well.

All monetization features. You can have 100 private members. That's not a lot, is it? You can purchase additional private members.

More features. How much is it? This is paying monthly. That's paying annually.

So actually, it's 129. 129 pound a month or dollars a month. Custom price.

So yeah, you see how I mean, that's one as one podcast. You see how they can add up because I've been with Podbean a few times. And I do like Podbean.

It's quite cool. And I should be on there anyway with my normal podcasts. So if I go into just podbean.com, if I can get the keyboard to work.

If I search for me, I actually my podcasts are listed on Podbean anyway, from Apple. So let me boy, oh, blimey. Yeah, not getting a huge amount of people.

Not many followers, but Let Me Bore You To Sleep. What's going on here? There's an advert. Okay, Let Me Bore You To Sleep.

Let's not let me go through. Once get this podcast on your iPhone, or Google Apple podcast in Apple Store or Google Play. No, I don't want to.

It's not letting me through. That's very strange. Why is it not letting me through? Normally they do.

This is a little button. Do you know one of the tricks years ago is there'd be a pop up button. And you know, the cross that you have to click to get out.

They used to put that in the same color as the box. So you couldn't see the click. Another thing they used to do websites used to do is it doesn't seem to happen so much now.

But you know, when a website would open and you went to click on what you wanted. But then when you clicked, the website moved up and you ended up clicking on an advert. And after a while, you realize this is happening way too often for it to be an accident.

And of course, the website owners were getting paid for every click to the adverts. It's not working. Oh, it's very unusual.

Very much so. So I come out of that pod being by see you saw other ones. Pod bean.

And there's one called the podcast, the podcast host.com plan and launch. Yeah, doesn't have this is one of these big pages that they call a landing page. It's not actually given given lots of information, but the information that someone would probably want.

Like the price. Any website I go on to, which does not have the price of, you know, the product, I just move on. Because it's not giving me the price, then what's it hiding? Have for plans is it create your plan for free.

And also, okay, it's fine. Fair enough. Create a plan for free.

But there's no point if at the end of it, they want to charge an amount that perhaps you haven't got to pay. Yeah, you don't want it, you know. So yeah, that's I don't like that.

I don't like that setup. pod bean. Best podcasting hosts to 10 top hosting.

Ionis. No, again, it's given the wrong stuff. Why? Because that's websites.

These are website hosts, top, top best hosting. No, not website hosts, podcasting hosts. There is a difference.

There's a big difference. I can name loads just over the top of my head, but it's not showing them. Transistor.

Okay, so look at this one. Transistor, this will add pricing, I can just tell because a lady on there have headphones. And there's a microphone in front of her and she's got on his face.

Very trustworthy. And I would gamble that she took them headphones off. I'd also trust her ears as well.

Put a lot of faith in ears over the years. Starter pack. 19 pound a month.

See, this is another thing that used to really. It's another trick. It's not really a trick, but it is is really, but it isn't where they have sort of, you know, this one's got 123 three different plans.

Starter professional and business. You can start a free trial of all each of them, which is good. It tells you what you get in tells you how much it is.

Now, depending where you are on the page. If you just so if you click on price, if I go to features, if I go back, okay, then I click on pricing. Now, above these three, you know, banners, there's a monthly and a yearly.

So it's on monthly, which is really good, because quite often, the standard is on yearly. So if you're getting a good price, which I've done, I actually have actually done this myself. Well, I've signed up for something.

So long time ago now. So I've tried to learn from my errors. So signed up, let's say, you know, 19 pound a month.

And I've had a whole year's worth of money taken out of my bank. Or they've tried to take money out of my bank, but I didn't have enough in there. So 19 pound a month for 12 months, whatever that would be, 230 pound or whatever, which is a lot more than 19 pound, which is what I was expecting.

So you go to yearly. With this is doing it properly is actually saying instead of saying how much is a month yearly. It's just giving you the full price for the year.

And I respect that. I really respect that. So a lot of places, websites don't do that.

They'll let the price 19 pound a month. If it's you know, if it's yearly. But if you go monthly, like 29 pound a month for 27 pound a month.

And not even tell you how much is going to be all together until you go to the like sign up page. And even then you might not see it because it'll be in little letters. Yeah, dodgy, dodgy, dodgy, dodgy.

You get 12 months of price of 10 when you pay yearly. So I just that's good as well. But I just like the fact first of all, so this is transistor.

I don't know anything about them, really. I've heard of them before transistor.fm. The fact that the the standards is monthly, so they've got it fixed on monthly. So when you look at it, that's how much it is a month.

And then giving you two months off if you go yearly is good. It's a good thing. But then you click on yearly and it gives you the full price for the year, not how much it's going to be for the month over the year if that makes sense.

So yeah, I like that. It's well out of my price range. If I was just going to add a new Oh, I'm not liking it anymore.

Now there are some limitations, which is fine. As long as you know the limitations before you sign up, it doesn't say it doesn't matter. But, you know, I can't really complain if we knew beforehand.

For example, if I'd known that unlimited meant limited. When I was doing those transcriptions, a few years back, I would have saved myself 150 quid. So what we got for the 19 pound a month here with transistor unlimited podcasts, which I have with Spreaker, that's good.

Unlimited team members collaborators, 50 private podcast subscribers, 20,000 monthly downloads. That's where the problem is. That's that's a big problem.

And in fact, it's I mean, I'm not I don't want to be horrible towards towards them, because, you know, I've just been saying nice things. And I just think that it's kind of very limited. Very, very limited indeed.

I'm just looking at mine. If you look at statistics, oh, you know, he's used this opportunity to get statistics. No.

But that's how much was that? 20, 20,000 monthly downloads. So this month for the last 30 days, I was 63,737. So I couldn't do that one.

Okay, so I'd have to go for the 49 pound a month, which is 100 monthly 100,000 monthly downloads. That's maximum. Again, I've gone over the 100,000 before quite a few many times, actually.

But then the top one, which is 99 pound a month business 250,000 monthly downloads. Which is good. I mean, it's definitely would cover me for my current situation.

But again, I've gone well over that on a few occasions. So it's kind of the thing is 30,000 a month, it's only 1000 a day. So 6000 a day will give you 250,000 a month.

And 6000 a day is not a lot. I mean, it's, it's more than I'm getting at the moment. But you know, I had one month during the old lockdown period when I got 980,000 in a month, I think.

Downloads or listens. So it's, you know, I was getting 10 15,000 a day. I was gonna say there was a good old days, but it wasn't a good old days for a lot of people.

So I will shut up. Descript. Oh, no.

I also offered that one. I've come out of it now. Can I go back into it? Yeah.

Also offers a transcription service. So this is where it's, it's kind of interesting, because I know that it's easy to have everything in one place. Just easier.

But it's not necessarily cheaper. So it's got here transcription five hours a month $5. transcription 20 hours a month $20.

If you sign up for transcription service, such as TurboScribe, it's unlimited for $20 or 20 pounds. So I say that they did try and get me to sign up for 200 pound a month was it 200 to 400 pound a month the other day. So I haven't transcribed anything since I just give it a break for now.

Right, so let me boy just sleep playlist 201 to 250 is completed. So I do now 251 to 300. This is going to take me all day.

Maybe till tomorrow as well. I mean, depends because what happens with chat GPT is they have again, you know, usage usage policy policy, a fair fair usage policy, whatever. Most days if I'm at all day, I'll start getting messages saying you can't use chat GPT again until maybe three hours time.

So just you know, I've used it too much. But I don't mind that because they're not charging me if it was like a hidden charge. And they didn't tell me that.

And suddenly I had a bill, you know, and I took a huge amount of money off me like wow. Well, they couldn't take a huge amount of money, but they could, you know, try. That wouldn't be so good.

But they don't they just say we can't use it anymore for a few hours. I had once this was last week, I think I literally couldn't use it again until three days time. I did use this that much really gone over my usage limit.

But I think it was something like this. So all it's doing is just the images already created, they're in a folder, which that you know, they create chat GPT created the images itself for me, I asked them to do that. So there's number one all the way up to 1700.

So I've now just asking it to change over the image that's on there now. Just in the playlist, not in a normal podcast, just in the playlists with the numbers, just so it's easier. So everything's kind of chronological.

It's easy to find stuff really. And it's doing it, but it's taking maybe 1015 minutes per playlist. Which means I can do four playlists a day, an hour, sorry.

And there's what, what for your playlists. So technically, I might have it done by the end of the day. I won't be going to bed until probably 12 o'clock tonight, because boxing's on.

Moses Atalma and Filip Hergovich are having a pugilist contest against each other. So 1 million percent that is going to be watched by myself. Probably millions of other people as well, but I'm going to be watching that.

Come on, Moses! Punch him! Give it him! Go on, punch him! That's what I'm going to be doing. And in a way, my whole week has been leading to tonight's boxing. That's what I've been looking forward to.

But also, ironically, having all the problems with the other website with my current website, you know, has led to me creating the best website I've ever had. Now, my only problem, and I have asked ChatGP this, and they didn't really give me a definitive answer. Because I've got my own website domain, jasonnewland.com. How much, my question was to ChatGPT, how much is it going to cost, or will you charge me extra to host my website when I connect it to my domain name?

And they said no, but it doesn't mean we won't do so in the future.

But then it added, but if the cost is too much, we can transfer it as one big file, and you can add it into another host. So you can sign up with another host and just transfer the whole website over. And then I suppose technically, I can still use ChatGPT to just make changes by logging into that website and making changes.

Because, you know, it's, it knows the website because it built it. Yeah. So I'm kind of quite pleased with how it's going.

The, I do need to work on the archive though, because there's way too many. There's way too many questions. So I'm gonna, today's not the right day for that.

I'll do that another day. But it is looking good. The thing is, I'm only seeing it on the laptop.

What it's going to look like on the phone is a different thing. And that's my concern is, because it has to be phone friendly, because the majority of people visiting my website is on the phone. I mean, really, I'd say websites now need to be like apps, you know, it's really simple and easy to use.

So that's what I'll do. Maybe what I'll do is I'll ask it to, this is something I used to do because I've built, I've used pretty much every website builder that was around, you know, over 26 years. But not so much recently, because I've kind of stuck to where I am now.

But well, not technically, I am building one now. But there was one that I used to use, and I can't remember the name of it. I did like it though.

So you could look at it in the view of, I think tablet, website page and phone. But you could change the page. So you go, you can click on phone and it show you the phone image, you know, the image of a phone.

And it shows you how things are laid out. So you can move stuff around, or make some things invisible, that maybe is not that needed. You know, that's fine on a normal web page, because there's loads of space and room.

But on a phone, there's a lot less room. The thing is, it would take me weeks and weeks, sometimes just to change one small thing on all of the pages. Now I don't have that anymore.

I don't have that issue. This is literally like a dream in a way. Not that I dream of, I don't think I ever dreamt of building websites, even when I was really into it.

And it's not really about code anymore. This is how I've always wanted the internet to be. I say what I want, and it gives me what I want.

I mean, with Google, with any of the search engines, I've always found it just so frustrating. Because it just doesn't give me what I want, a lot of the time. I mean, where is it? Search.

So if I go to all search. Okay, so if I go into, it's not even letting me do anything. So they've got, I think most of the search engines do have AI now.

So if I ask for, another thing I'm interested in is, so I come out of there. Yeah, it's a transistor. I like their setup.

Not so much about the limitations, because that's not so good. Although, you know, realistically, at the moment, I'm not getting 250,000 downloads a month. Not on, you know, on a regular basis.

I'm not getting 250,000 downloads a month. These podcasts, but you know, it's hitting 100,000. You know, not far off that sometimes.

Sometimes I'm way off of it, but sometimes they're not too far. What I'd like to know. So if I put in a search with AI.

Search with AI. Right. I don't this.

Okay, this is SEMrush. Oh, no. Enter your work well.

No. What's that about? Ask anything. So this is use, use.ai. Meet use AI, your personal AI assistant.

Tell me top 50 sleep podcasts. Podcast. Oh, it's making me sign in.

I don't want to sign in. No, go away. I'm not signing in.

They're all after information that they always are. Give us your information. What's your email address? What's your knee size? No, stop it.

Use AI. There's gotta be other AI searches. SEMrush again comes up.

Nope. Top 10 AI search engines. Microsoft.

Is this a search engine? No, you've got to sign into that. So it's not a search engine. Best AI search engines.

No. This is platforms for work. Lorca.

Lorca.ai. Let's have a look at this one. So I'll type in again. Do I agree? Yeah, I agree.

I just hope I haven't agreed to anything dodgy. Tell me 50 sleep podcasts. Right.

So I'm looking through them. Are any of mine on there? Nope. Nope.

Nope. Nope. Nope.

I'm not on there. It's just I've not heard of half of these as well. Why am I not? I've never listed hardly all in these lists.

Here are 50 popular sleep podcasts. Okay. What's average downloads per month? Oh, sign up.

This is powered by Grok, Claude and Gemini. So I have to sign up now because I've asked more than one question. Oh, dear.

See, is this? Nope. Most accurate AI engine. So I think this is people want to use this for work and stuff, which is not what I want it for.

Google Cloud. Google Cloud? No. Grammarly? No.

The Air Rankings. Okay, we can have a look at this. This? Nope.

This is like a magazine. Most advanced AI search engine. Use.ai. Is that the one I've already did? Did I do that? No.

Oh, yeah. It wants me to continue. I won't do anything unless I continue.

Okay. So I can continue with. So I continue with Facebook.

No, I can't be bothered. So I don't intend to use it again. I just might use it again.

In a way, I'd be quite. Oh, here we go. I told you.

It says here you've hit. You've hit your usage limit. Upgrade to Pro.

I'm already on Plus. So Pro is 200 a month. Visits.

Blah, blah. Or you can purchase more credits or try again at 11.36am. It's now 12.35pm. Are you telling me I can't try it until another 23 hours? Really? Wow. That can't be.

That can't be real. 23 hours. I mean, when I was saying earlier, oh, you know, I had three days where I had to wait.

I almost felt like I was lying to myself. Like, oh, did I really have to? Oh, now it's doing it again. You've hit your.

Can you continue? Can you continue? See if maybe it's got the time wrong. It might. No, it's still saying 11.36am. Now, it's done this before where it's saying you can't use it again till tomorrow.

I've left it for a few hours and I've gone back and said, am I able to continue using it now? And he said, of course you can. Are you talking about JJ? Of course you can use it right here. Use me.

Use me. Like, that's right. Put your fingers there and just tap gently.

Like, just like, OK, but why? Why say that I can't use it till tomorrow? Oh, it was just a little lie. Just a little lie, that's all. It's a little lie.

We all have to fib now and then. Keeps things spicy. So, yeah, that's.

So how far did I get? Completed 2.01 to 2.50am. I think it's going to be quicker just to do it myself, but I don't want to. Yeah, no, I don't want to. It's going to take ages.

250 playlists. 250 to 251. So look, 250.

200 to 251. 200 to 251. Yep, all the numbers are there and that's good.

200 to 251. No, 201 to 250. Sorry.

Wow. So what about 251 to 300? Oh no, got to 282 and it's stopped. It's stopped.

OK. OK. That's fine.

So I'm going to do is have a Mars Bar ice cream. Watch a bit of telly. And then I guess upload this.

Maybe take His Majesty out for a little wander. Is he eating his dinner? He hasn't eaten his breakfast yet. I'm just going to have to do that thing where I leave it.

If he doesn't eat, he doesn't eat. If he gets hungry, he's going to eat his food, isn't he? But I've already chucked away. I'm chucking away like a packet of food a day.

Because he's so fussy and he just won't eat anything until he's ready. Which I do appreciate, you know, he's got the right to eat when he wants to eat. But I've met dogs that are just always happy to eat.

Give them food, they tuck in. He's just like Mr Fussy Pots. I don't get it.

So that's from, that's all from me. Now this, no one can argue that this has not been boring. This has been super boring.

So on that note, thank you for listening. Remember to be kind to yourself because you do deserve to be happy. Be gentle with yourself.

You deserve to feel safe. Lots of love. Bye.