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Podcasters: A Responsible Playbook for Monetizing Episodes About Self-Harm and Abuse
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2026-02-25
11 min read
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A 2026 playbook for music and pop‑culture podcasters: ethical coverage, trigger warnings, monetization and sponsor safety after YouTube’s policy update.
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