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YouTubers are always telling us to SMASH SUBSCRIBE. This design says it all.

Everyone wants to grow their subscriber base. Hop in the back of this dilapidated white van and claim your subscribers. Don't mind the donut-style spare tire on back, I promise not go over 50 MPH... Seems legit! :)

RSS allows podcasters to reach the world without needed a tower, gate keepers, or call signs.

As podcasters and musicians we record often. I created this design to signify the repetitive nature of what we do; RECORD REPEAT.

Show the world you are a podcaster with this cool design.

If you love podcasting this "Heart Podcasting" design is for your. Show your love for the podcast industry by wearing this design.

Podcast conferences are going to be back in person soon. There's no better way to keep people in check than a shirt that lets them know wandering eyes will not be tolerated.

The RSS Typography design is comprised of actual words used in podcasting. Wow your fellow podcasters with this unique, text based, RSS design.

The RSS Typography design is comprised of actual words used in podcasting. Wow your fellow podcasters with this unique, text based, RSS design.

Part English part slang, if you slaughter the English language this design is for you.

The bonjerk design is a combination of French and English which allows your shirt to do the talking.

Since 2004 people have predicted the death of podcasting. Show them that podcasting is alive and well with the "Greatly Exaggerated" design.

Like a good neighbor, stay over there. That about says it all.

If you understand this podcasting meme you are a legit podcaster. Start your own podcast movement with this design. Remember, Prices Increase Wednesday. ;)

Todd Cochrane is one of podcasting's most polarizing figures. Now you can wear this once in a lifetime design honoring the man who made URL's without E's famous. I've taken the iconic 'Einstein tongue out' design and swapped it with Podcast Hall of Famer Todd Cochrane's head and his patented (no E's) equation. The formula is simple.

Other podcasters call them subscribers or followers, but I call them Ohana.