[csallen]

Although it's a bit harder to find at the moment than it should be, the early content on Indie Hackers still exists and we're still conducting interviews at the same pace as in the past: https://www.indiehackers.com/interviews

[oisdjfdsf]

Thanks for responding. OP's post actually inspired me to browse the site for content and now I'm listening to one of your recent founder interviews =)

My advice is put your interviews and podcasts back on the homepage. Attention is in short supply. Especially amongst entrepreneurs. When I see your reddit-esque homepage, it makes me feel like I'm wasting time and should get back to more productive tasks.

[RikNieu]

Agreed. I just listen to the podcasts lately because my podcast app makes it easy to find new content.

The IH site is not that great anymore, its hard to find new interviews and the forum is just noise - for me personally at least.

I think the focus should return to the interviews and podcasts, with the community aspects being secondary. People were initially drawn to learning from successful product builders, not chatting in an /r/entrepreneur type forum.

Maybe it's time to focus on the central value prop again?

[louisswiss]

I mean, it takes literally one click to get from the homepage to a list of interviews, ranked chronologically, with pretty awesome filters.

Get your sh*t together Courtland :)