If you have or do anything that is related to Lisp (any dialect, not just Common Lisp) and that you find interesting and would like to talk about, please let me know about it - this is precisely why the Online Lisp Meetings happen.

I'll be glad to host your prerecorded video on Twitch while chat happens along the way and questions are asked and answered during the video - that's the formula that we've tested during this year's European Lisp Symposium (ELS) and what we've found to work rather well.

Afterwards, the videos end up on YT on the aforelinked channel.

Also, the meetings are held roughly bi-weekly, where the roughness means that there's a week or two of slippage now and then.