In a lively chat, Paul Davison, Co-founder and CEO of Clubhouse, shares insights on the app's meteoric rise amidst social interaction changes during the pandemic. He discusses the delicate balance between excitement and sustainable growth in tech, emphasizing the importance of genuine connections. Paul also explores how Clubhouse has fostered community, showcasing personal stories of users forming meaningful relationships. He further examines competition with other platforms, shedding light on the evolution of social media dynamics and user engagement.

Paul Davison, Co-founder and CEO of Clubhouse, shares insights from his journey in social audio. He discusses how Clubhouse's rapid growth was tied to its user engagement metrics and the unique value of live conversations. Reflecting on lessons from both success and challenges, he explains why Clubhouse isn't just a content platform. He also dives into the competitive landscape against traditional social media and highlights the potential role of Web3 in the future of social networking.

Join Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, Paul Davison, co-founder of Clubhouse, and Andrew Chen, a network effects expert, as they dive into the essence of community building. They discuss how to kickstart network effects and the significance of a 'minimum viable community.' The trio tackles the ethics of user engagement strategies, including 'flintstoning.' They explore the creator-first philosophy, and how Web3 is reshaping the entrepreneur landscape, all while keeping user engagement authentic and meaningful.