Ennui Talk

Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Kaz Ghost (@kaz.ghost) come together in the Ennui HQ to discuss some recent video shoots that didn't work out, realising the things you're not good at, the progression of Ennui content, how comedy and humor is in most content we consume, why sketch comedy hasn't taken off in Australia, Matt's dad not letting him watch raunchy TV as a kid, upcoming Ennui projects, and everybody's favourite children's TV show Bear in the Big Blue House.

Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Edatlin (@edatlin) come together in the Ennui HQ to discuss the podcasting medium, people not understanding how to use Patreon, his animated series Moonface being 5 years old, channels being in their own corner of the internet like Red Letter Media, Tom Green paving the wave for Adult Swim's biggest names, the strange disappearance of Hey Arnold, and the production of the last few South Park's seasons.

Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Kieren Collison (@kieren_collison) come together to discuss Issac Butterfield's distasteful about the Christchurch shooting, spending money to ask celebrities out on Cameo, the unrealistic expectations of porn, trying not to be offensive, and the competitive aspect of politics and culture.

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Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Chris Hodge (@chris420hodge) come together in the Ennui HQ to discuss the state of COVID-19 in Australia and New Zealand, the new Australian law that could affect news media and YouTube, our usage of social media and attempting to minimize it, our thoughts on time management and developing habits, our love of great movies, placebo surgery, and if Brad will ever come back on the podcast.

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Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Ben Davis (@benjydavis) come together to celebrate the greatest podcast in the history of podcasts, Ennui Talk! They discuss horror movies and actually being scared by Hereditary, our local murderer, that time the guy on The Bachelor didn't choose any girl, if we should have gone to university, being an "independent contractor", and reaching such a big episode milestone.

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Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) talks with podcast host and Vsauce producer Matt Tabor (@tabortcu), discussing the origins of the word "Ennui", working with the Vsauce channels, the creation of The Create Unknown podcast with Vsauce2's Kevin Lieber, why the 00s sucked for growing as a content creator, why he supports Ennui Plus on Patreon, and thinking about views and subscribers.

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Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Kaz Ghost (@kaz.ghost) come together to discuss the concept of cancel culture, celebrities who had been cancelled in the past including Justin Bieber, director James Gunn and WWE superstar Enzo Amore, the cancellation of and apology from Shane Dawson, Jenna Marbles leaving the platform due to older blackface videos, the Chris D'elia allegations, the #SpeakingOut movement in the wrestling industry, and many more cancellations of celebrities and creators.

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Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) talks with internet comedian YungCripp (@realyungcripp), discussing growing his career on Twitter, TikTok's hand in going viral and building an online audience, creator anxiety about productivity, Lily Singh's transition into her late-night talk show, censorship on the internet, how YouTube should fix their censorship and monetization problems, and the project that YungCripp would like to work on given the chance.

Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Chris Hodge (@chris420hodge) come together to discuss Phillips Hue lights being overpriced, the H3/Keemstar drama, the internet forcing every celebrity, influencer and creator to have a say about #BlackLivesMatter, large companies hiring minorities only to fill a quota, and our own personal experiences with police, both good and bad.

Matthew Winter (@matthewwwinter) and Noah Petersen (@noahisnoahwhois) come together to discuss the George Floyd riots, sciences not being real, their Omegle experiences, the future of deepfakes and AI voice, the new Scooby-Doo movie, and the latest Colleen Ballinger aka Miranda Sings controversy.

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