That’s totally up to you. We hesitate to suggest any one style, because frankly, you know your audience better than we do. Conventionally however, casters have found success by focusing most of their efforts on engaging listeners in the chat and bringing the most opinionated of the bunch onto the Hot Seat. Listeners come for the game, but they stay for the interaction. This is not a traditional broadcast. You’re not just talking at your listeners, you’re talking with your audience. 

The rule here is simple: “Read the room.” If your audience is ok with mild swearing and profanity, let it rip. If they’re offended and express their distaste, dial it back. Again, you know your audience better than we do.

Often, Casters talk about scores from around the league, trade rumors, what’s happening in the chat, or even what kind of beer they’re about to grab out of the refrigerator. You can always mute your cast if you need to take a break. However, know that listeners are likely to leave your cast if you are on mute for an extended period of time.

Not yet. But stay tuned! Oh, and on that note, if you have any thoughts about features we should include in the app, feel free to reach out to [email protected] to drop a feature suggestion. We’re building this for you!

You are welcome to cast solo! We recommend hopping on the mic with a cohost because it generally makes casts more dynamic for the caster and for the listeners. It’s honestly just more fun.

Yes. One of the coolest things about Colorcast is that multiple people can cast the same live game and listeners can choose their caster! Theoretically, 100 different people could all cast the Warriors vs. Nets game at the same time!