A callcast is a type of conversation that is recorded for the purpose of notation and, sometimes, for sharing. Where podcasts typically have a defined format and consistent rate of publishing, callcasts are ad lib and, at the time of recording, the audience is often not known.
Thus, 📝consent for recording is acquired under the auspices of, "Let's record our conversation in case we say smart or interesting things. No one besides us will ever hear it unless everyone agrees."
I record my callcasts with 📝Eva; an AI-assistant who provides transcriptions, predictive highlights, categoric classification, and audio search. Then, I share the recording on 📝Mythos One along with related 📝memos and am able to control who listens in using the 📝Memo Collaboration function.