Roger Casas-Alatriste

I came back from @PodcastMovement energized. DIXO took the main stage, and people who attended the keynote told us we brought something truly unique. Thank you to everyone who came, tried the experience and shared their thoughts. I started DIXO in Mexico in 2005. People told me I was early. They were right. At the end of my keynote in New York, I said, "I think I'm early again." But this time, we have a working product, listeners who have used it, and conversations with people across the industry who believe the creator market is ready. What DIXO brings is audience intelligence. It helps podcasters and any content creator understand who is listening, why they listen, and which parts of their content capture the most attention. That understanding grows through participation. Audiences can answer questions, comment and share, earning rewards for getting involved. Creators learn from those actions and use that insight to make content that gives people more reasons to listen and return. It creates a virtuous circle: listeners are rewarded for participating, creators gain insight and reach, and the platform grows alongside them. I heard many conversations in New York about moving podcasting beyond downloads. We've spent years building toward that. Now I'm excited to see how much further we can take it with others who have helped shape this industry. If you make shows, build players, run a hosting company or work on open standards, I'd love to show you what we've built and explore what we could do together. Built from Mexico City.