I discuss some feedback from the last episode regarding the podcast  feeling rushed and offer advice to someone having bullying issues.  I  also discuss my week in LEGO and my efforts to have the best quality  videos I can make.  Lastly, I discuss my eBay store and the possibility  of selling a $100+ brickitect logo.

I discuss the importance of staying true to yourself and doing what is  in your heart.  I talk about my day off, why I feel compelled to make  videos, my new eBay store, Clark's Brickheadz, deal shopping plans, and  an idea for a video series for Greg's World.

I discuss the performance of Missing Pieces #4 and talk about my studio and my plans to possibly start selling LEGO on eBay to free up space and funds to buy more sets.

I discuss a question I got for a  Breaking It Down episode: What Advice Would I Give My Younger Self?

I discuss how to start and grow a LEGO Youtube channel and answer listener questions.

I respond to a viewer question about what I'm passionate about and  discuss my quest to find that passion and give advice on how to find  yours.

I discuss my history of brickitect and answer some common channel related questions I get.

The Federal Trade Commission has determined Youtube has been violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.  As a result of this violation, Youtube has been fined $170 million and will be making major changes to kids content on the platform.  

Changes include: Creators must identify if a video is intended for kids. If so, there will be no personalized ads on the video, no likes/dislikes, and no comments  

Videos that fall into this category have an emphasis on kids characters, toys, themes, or games.

I discuss all of this and how these changes will affect creators and viewers.

I discuss my biggest goal at the moment...Starting a podcast.  I'm calling it Missing Pieces and this is what you can expect from it.