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How do you weigh this against audio books, podcasts and music? I've struggled with just those three. Adding a 4th option is just too much. I do suspect for peo

• jimkleiber 6y ago
  For me, what I like about CH compared to those three is yes, that it's live. I'm tired of overly produced/edited/scripted content, which I find many of those three you mentioned to be more and more every day. Even TV starts to annoy me because many live shows are still scripted, people typically reading off teleprompters or memorized lines. CH also let's you do something these other platforms don't: see who is listening with you. I was in a room last night with Chris Voss on stage talking about negotiation skills and saw Eric Stonestreet, one of the actors from Modern Family, in the audience. Also just connecting with other people in the audience, adding them on Twitter and sometimes even starting conversations about the conversation we heard.
• vmception 6y ago
  The thing is, people do audio books, podcasts and music on Clubhouse too. There are some people that use it as a discord server while they are playing games - I mean what discord's original differentiating quality was: external team chat. People are drawn to its discovery and interactivity system. Even if ultimately both of those buckle under a crowd so as to be useless, in their current forms.