Chorus
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I have used this app every day, it has totally changed the ways that I listen to podcasts and discover new shows.
If you love podcasts and want others who share your passion for podcasts to help you discover new ones, this is a must have app! I really like the interactive features of the app and I've already discovered new podcasts that I enjoy thanks to follower recommendations
I am a rookie podcast producer of the Hungry podcast- about food and the stories behind it. Like so many other producers, I spend countless hours making this weird, intimate, crazy medium into something moving that people will hopefully remember years from now. These hours are largely spent grinding away on a computer hoping that whatever you make will be enjoyed, shared, and responded to in some way. It's inglorious, and it can be feel like producer vs. the world. The Chorus app has felt like I have a new team member who is fighting daily to make sure my work finds ears in every corner of the globe.
Podcasting and audio has long had a sharing problem. Audio is hard to share on social media and very few people actually follow up on the "Oh man you have to listen to this podcast" suggestion. Additionally, there are people who don't even know what a podcast is! And Apple Podcast's God-awful, confusing platform doesn't make that problem any more manageable.
Chorus answers this problem with flying colors on the back of a dragon with a fire sword. I have seen my listenership and social media interaction spike every time I use Chorus' seamless "Recommendation" feature that feeds to all my social media. It allows for my listeners to comment on episodes and give me much-needed feedback. It lets me find out what my favorite producers are listening to, giving me back-door access to what inspires them. I can even talk personally to those producers on the app! It is beautifully designed and has a dynamo engineering team that is making the podcast sharing app they would want to use. I was so happy to ditch Apple Podcasts like a bad habit and use Chorus full-time. Been using it two months now and couldn't be happier. It's intuitive, it's beautiful, and it's simple enough where it is bringing in an entirely new audience that wasn't there before. It is literally a game-changing app. As an avid listener and dedicated producer, this is the platform I've been waiting for.
Getting cheesy for a sec, I see this as way more than just an app. There are so many brilliant, important, moving stories emerging from every corner of the world in this exploding medium. Podcasts have allowed for an intimate escape into worlds that aren't yours, giving you a real sensory experience from a life you're unfamiliar with. Producers package these stories and share them for the very reason that we whole-heartedly believe they can make a difference if only they were heard. Stories that can truly affect change in a time when we so fervently need it. However, we often make this work hoping and praying that people actually listen to it. Not just hoping the usual podcast audience hears it and our numbers go up, but hoping that the people who don't listen regularly, the people who really need to hear these stories get tuned in. We don't want these stories to be trees falling in a forest with no one to hear it. We want everyone to hear.
Whether or not the Chorus team knows it, they are a vital platform that will allow for more stories to be heard by more people from all walks of life. It's a vessel that could truly allow for a more intimate exchange of ideas- not just a 140 character spasm of opinion- but a real, deliberate connection with voices you've never heard. As a producer, I couldn't ask for more.
This app is built on a beautiful idea and has unlimited potential to get even better. I have no doubt this platform will be a force to be reckoned with on the world media stage.