Dialog is a community dedicated to live, spoken convos online.
π Your Voice - connect in the most human way
π―β Interactive Conversations - not just a broadcast
β Control - to keep conversations safe and civil
I have used it every week for past month to host a show with my gym. It is also great when you are talking to your friends about something interesting and want to broadcast it. I love the platform and will keep using it :)
Pros:+ love how fast and easy it is to get started with anyone to host a show.
Cons:- Scheduling around to make sure you get the best audience in the door
I've used Dialog to host a design call with a friend where we just shoot the shit about a product we both use. Unlike a Twitter conversation, it's focused and free-flowing, and doesn't require a lot of setup. Tuning in to Dialog calls is super interesting as an experience because it feels - unless you raise your hand to participate in the call - like you have this inside track to an otherwise private conversation!
My friends and I have thought about starting a podcast forever and never did anything about it. Dialog is the first platform that made us at least take an initial crack at it without making it feel like a mountain of work. This could be the future of podcasting as we know it!
Pros:Good way to broadcast otherwise "closed" conversations to your network.
Cons:A little tricky to get setup with a co-host.
I've been using Dialog for 3 months now and love what the team are bringing to the market.
Pros:Easy to use. Start a dialog in minutes, literally!
Cons:No RSS feed to connect to podcast networks.
I've gotten very good at writing snarky texts over the years, and as fun as this can be, this really isn't the best way to have a conversation. With Dialog you can jump into a conversation with anyone on just about any topic. Usually we don't agree at the beginning of the convo but I've found that we almost always end up learning a lot from each other by the end. A totally different experience then trying to debate someone on Twitter.
Pros:Can actually talk to real people!
Cons:Nerve wracking to start your first Dialog
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