How to choose a conversation host you’ll want to talk to
Choose the person whose profile makes you want to ask a real question. If you can’t think of one, check another profile before you commit to a time.
Plan a first call with the person you choseLook for a detail you can follow
“I play music” could be an opening. “I arrange songs for a choir that rehearses above a market” gives you several: who sings, what works in that room, what happens when the market is open. Pick the detail you’re curious about and work out what you can share in return.
Check how the practical details fit
Read how they describe a good conversation. If you like time to think and their sample is full of quick questions, another host may fit better. Check the languages you’d use, available length, price and time zone. Choose a slot that would still work if you wanted to return.