[jollybean]

They failed to bring in consistent good speakers.

The good stuff (i.e. An Atlantic writer, former ambassador, dude from think-tank) audience is too niche.

Discovery problem: you never know when good stuff is on.

Crap problem: so much hustle/culture BS.

They now have 'pre-recorded' sessions so you can listen in, which is very helpful.

But still a giant discovery problem.

I really enjoyed some content, but it's hard to find.

And big content makers want to get their stuff replayed, so the 'live' aspect is minimal.

I'm not sure if this model can work in the end.