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So much so that initially they feel like they were creating a podcast for nobody. Kolber shares how, when they started the podcast, it took a while before they built up a listenership. In today’s episode, we sit down with Kolber and discuss how his work in theater doing off-broadway theater started his career in content creation, which later moved into the space of television. The podcast became a huge success a later went on to receive 4 million organic downloads in a year.

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When the pandemic hit, Jerry Kolber, co-creator of National Geographic’s Brain Games and Netflix’s Brainchild, alongside his producing partners discovered they had two things at hand, a lot of time and a lot of ideas.Īs a result, they used the ideas they had for their future TV projects and created “Who Smarted?”, a podcast for curious 6 to 10-year-old kids, using narrative, humor, and fun to teach science and history.

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The app can be downloaded for free on the Apple App Store, or alternatively, an ad-free version can be purchased for €0.79.įollow us on your favorite podcast platform here – įind out more about our sponsor Publicize here – Oecoway are marking this impressive progression milestone by continuing with the app’s development and releasing a host of new features, including support for the iPad 2’s camera and touch-based image editing. This seeming lack of interest from Facebook regarding the experience of Facebook users on Apple’s iPad has allowed Oecoway’s Facebook app to accelerate and perform so well. For one, Facebook Chat does not work in the iPad browser, nor can users scroll through lists on Facebook modal windows.

While Facebook may argue that the user experience provided by the site’s normal desktop version is satisfactory for tablet users, this simply isn’t the case. When asked late last year about the non-existence of a native iPad app Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, stated that Facebook only develops apps for mobile devices, and is quoted as saying that “the iPad’s not mobile”. The app has become hugely popular over the past eight months, largely due to the fact that Facebook have not yet developed their own official iPad app. Friendly for Facebook, the unofficial Facebook iPad app developed by Oecoway and first released in August 2010, now attracts over three million monthly users according to All Facebook.

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