Twitter and podcasts? It seems that soon Twitter will include an exclusive section of podcasts , a feature that would undoubtedly enrich the user experience in one of the most popular social networks in the world.
Like Instagram or Facebook, Twitter is reinventing itself more and more. It is no longer enough to be a short message social network , offering more added value is what can attract new users.
The truth is that these applications have matured and evolved over the years. Including podcasts is a novelty that will reinforce one of the strongest pillars of this social network: sharing information, ideas, knowledge .
Because, if you go to Facebook it is to be in contact with family and friends, if you go to Instagram it is to see the best side of people and on Twitter you go to be informed , to know what is new and what everyone is commenting on. But… let’s not get ahead of ourselves, this is just a leak .
When will Twitter podcasts be available?
Twitter is working on Podcasts tab pic.twitter.com/64tTd3XPdu
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March 2, 2022
How do we know there will be podcasts for Twitter? Thanks to an image posted by user Jane Manchun Wong , Retro Engineer. In this image we can see that there will be an exclusive section for podcasts , without further details.
When will it be available? We must clarify that without any official information, we can only wait until the podcast section officially reaches the app, which could take several months .
Podcasts Section and Twitter Spaces: are they the same?
Currently, Twitter has a section similar to podcasts, the spaces, with the difference that these last only 30 days . It is too early to assume that this section will end up becoming a podcast section or whether the two will be able to co-exist in parallel.
We also need to remember that developers sometimes put off developing new features, especially when they are in the early stages. But we remain optimistic, these days many content creators use Twitter to promote their podcasts . With this new feature they would not need to redirect their users to a different platform, which would benefit Twitter.
