The democratization of audio and video is here. Thanks to Chatmosa, the distance between having an idea and hitting publish has shrunk from months to mere minutes. For years, the podcasting wall was a very real thing. To start a show, you did not just need a voice and a vision....
How Creators with Under 10K Followers Are Outperforming Big Names in Engagement The digital media landscape is witnessing a significant shift in influence. While celebrity podcasts often grab the most headlines, a new class of "micro-podcasters" is proving that a smaller, dedicat...
As the creator economy matures, the struggle to manage multiple production tools is giving way to a new era of streamlined, all-in-one digital workspaces. In the modern digital landscape, "content creator" has become a catch-all term for what is essentially a small media conglom...
It’s a Circus at The Kibitz Room.by Karen “Nish” NishimuraOriginally published April 7 2018Once upon a time, I was a “night girl.” I used to go out to clubs any night of the week to listen to live bands and enjoy a cocktail or two, but I’ve grown up, or more accurately grown old...
From Russia to Tel Aviv to New York to Los Angeles, Igor Kogan’s musical career reflects his worldly experience. I’ve had the pleasure of hearing Igor in his role as a bass player at The Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach with the Gary Herbig, Bill Spoke Quintet. With his extensive bac...
By Nish NishimuraOriginally Published on April 17 2017Who is Richard Cotovsky? The Original Superior DonutsCBS launched a new sitcom earlier this year titled “Superior Donuts,” which is and isn’t an adaptation of the play written by the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Trac...
By Nish (Karen) NishimuraOriginally published on April 11, 2021 on LinkedInThe surge of Asian hate is another huge step back for civilization. As a society, we’ve taken too many steps backward, but in the United States, this contempt for Asians, Orientals, “yellow people,” has be...
As algorithmic fatigue reaches a breaking point, new data reveals a staggering trust gap and how Chatmosa helps creators reclaim the narrative. In the digital landscape of 2026, the "Uncanny Valley" has moved from robotics into our social feeds. After years of hyper-optimized sho...
In an era of fragmenting attention, platforms like Chatmosa are helping podcasters bridge the gap between long-form depth and short-form reach. The modern creator faces a mathematical nightmare. To stay relevant in today’s attention economy, a podcaster cannot simply record a hig...
At the heart of a bustling university innovation lab, a new kind of broadcast is taking shape. It has no massive satellite dish and no monolithic transmitter. The scene consists of three students, a mobile interface, and a directional microphone. They operate as a remote producti...
ENTER a LIVE Session of your choice.
Listen in or request to become a speaker to share your story through links, photos, or screen sharing. Want to connect face-to-face? Turn on your camera to share your live video feed — whether as a small avatar or as part of a panel displayed on the jumbotron.
At the top of each page, click the Create Session button. Share the link with your newsletter subscribers, social media followers, or other intended attendees.
Bring your stories to life through links, photos, screen sharing, or your device's camera feed. Engage your audience with interactive polls.
You can make your session open to everyone, keep it private, or set an admission fee for exclusive access.
Chatmosa streamlines podcast production, whether you're hosting solo or collaborating with others in your session. And the best part? You can publish your podcast directly from your mobile device—making it simple to record, manage, and share your content anytime, anywhere.
This feature is available exclusively to paid subscribers. Head to your Account Settings to set up your podcast—add the right information and upload the required artwork.
Once set up, an RSS feed will be generated for you and hosted by Chatmosa. Simply copy and paste the link into your preferred podcast platform. That's it — set it and forget it! Your public and recorded sessions will automatically be added to your podcast feed.