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Wait… LinkedIn has social audio? Yes, indeed, you can now host LinkedIn Audio Events (see also this PDF that walks through the service). I’ve been a long-time Redditor and would argue that there are many strong, positive, and non-troll-infested communities… but I grant that it can be an issue. and the site’s reputation for trolls and bad behavior affects many people’s views of the site.

But if you are doing that, you are essentially starting over in creating a new social graph.Īnd some people may have a challenge because it’s… well… Reddit. And the good news is that anyone can create a brand new subreddit where they are the moderator. If you are already a Redditor, and have a subreddit with a following, this may not be an issue. Overall, though, I like the Reddit Talk experience a lot!Ī challenge for some people will be that Reddit Talks can only be done with a “subreddit” (a community), and only initiated by a moderator of the subreddit unless the “mods” have authorized you as a user to create Talks. That’s at least something that can help you understand how much engagement you have. I mean, TwitterSpaces don’t have much either, but they at least tell you: 1) how many people have listened to your talk in total and 2) how many people listened live. Third, there is no easy way to get any kind of analytics about how many people listened to your Talk or participated. From an accessibility point of view, I think the transcription is great. Second, there is no live transcription as there is in a TwitterSpace. But it doesn’t have the same effect as sharing into a Space in terms of helping guide the conversation. You can of course post this as a comment in the Reddit post and direct people there, which is almost better because it is easily accessible after the Talk is over. First is the lack of an ability to spotlight content during a Talk, as you can share tweets into a Space and thus focus attention on the tweet in the conversation. There are three things I miss from TwitterSpaces. Comments are integrated into the “post” for the talk. You can schedule them in advance and easily promote their URL. Talks can be recorded and stay around indefinitely (versus 30 days on Twitter). Reddit added a “sound board” before Twitter did, and it has some nice jazzy music you can play while waiting for a talk to start. You can easily bring people on stage - and just as easily remove them. As a moderator you can check out the potential speakers by looking at their Reddit profiles and their “karma” points (a measure of engagement on Reddit). Raising hands and moderating users is a similar experience. The user interface is similar to TwitterSpaces, particularly in the mobile apps.

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I am most intrigued by Reddit Talk as the service provides most all of the features of TwitterSpaces, with the addition that web browser users can be full participants in the Talk (unlike Twitter). what are the alternatives to TwitterSpaces? Reddit Talk So the question is…for those of us who want to engage in live “ social audio'. I’ll keep using it… but will the service stop working some day? Do TwitterSpaces fit into whatever grand plan there may or may not be? Live transcription is great, as are the recordings.Īll in all, I really like the service and want to continue doing TwitterSpaces.īUT… with all the (mostly self-induced) chaos happening at Twitter right now, and the fact that a good number (most? all?) of the TwitterSpaces developers were let go in all the layoffs, I do wonder how much of a future there is.

The user interface works for me, although I do wish web browser participants could participate versus just listen. The “live bar” in the mobile apps also helps people discover your Space, as does Twitter’s algorithm in promoting the Space to your followers and others. Easy to promote and publicize, particularly with the scheduling, and because you have your existing network of Twitter connections. It’s a great system and service to have live audio conversations. I am a huge fan of TwitterSpaces! I enjoy hosting and participating in live audio TwitterSpaces.