Today it's my pleasure to interview Cheratomo, aka Cara, about her experience in narrative design for game development and streaming. We go over some of the difficulties with funding your games, differences between long-term creations and live performance, tips for keeping a positive mental state, and much more!

Check out Cara's Twitch channel, Twitter, and Patreon:

https://www.twitch.tv/cheratomo

https://twitter.com/Cheratomo

https://www.patreon.com/Cheratomo

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Bailey Ordiway is a film critic on YouTube as well as an author and musician. He's been on the platform as a creator and viewer for many years and has a plethora of creative insight. In this episode we talk about how book writing compares to faster pace creating, the intricacies of writing lyrics, the public perception of what a celebrity is, and much more.

Check out Bailey here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZaOJxUE_nZanVC27yln8Qg

https://twitter.com/BeeOrdiway/

https://www.instagram.com/baileyordiway/

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No guest this episode (unless you count my very seasonal Christmas sweater) so I take the opportunity to answer as many creative questions as I can! Questions were randomized from here.

When I set out to make Pat's Creative Podcast, Furst was one of the first people I thought of who'd make an excellent guest. He's been a writer, editor, and producer for many projects and series' in the YouTube sphere, in addition to freelancing for many companies. He's also a very creative person who enjoys talking about the ins and outs of the process. Today we compare creating for yourself to creating for employers, explore what helps creative longevity, share admiration for different fields of art, and much more!

Check out Furst here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/fullmotionvideos

https://twitter.com/ForrestFurst

https://twitter.com/FullMotionVideo

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Today I'm thrilled to interview a youtuber puts a tireless amount of work into each video and still manages to keep a frequent upload schedule. Wayneisboss makes comedic video essays on a variety of games, but in this episode we dig deeper into his other creative aspirations such as animating or game developing. We also talk about the dangers of overworking, his process of setting up videos, who his inspirations are, and much more!

Check out Wayne here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrICvShAYQg8hgfyK0lwbxQ

https://twitter.com/wayneisboss

https://www.twitch.tv/wayneisboss

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Today I interview NearChris who is one of the most comedic creators I've had the opportunity to talk to. He's known for making skits/writing scripts surrounding various elements the video game industry while also providing live commentary while he plays them on stream. Buckle in for one of the most derailing episodes yet!

You can find NearChris here:

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Today I take a break from interviews to bring on two friends of mine, who happen to be very skilled creators, to get into the nitty-gritty of subjectivity and objectivity in the art world! We go over why we use the term 'objectively good', the amount of objectivity/subjectivity we personally value when critiquing, and frequently use The Beatles as an example (I'm so sorry).

Featuring Talon Stradley from Newton's Dark Room and Bombastic: https://twitter.com/Newtonsdarkroom

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In today's episode I interview 12-year running YouTuber/let's player, Thomas J. Ashwell. We talk about staying consistent in your desired type of content, how backlogging creatively effects content, Thomas' personal pros and cons of uploading, and much more!

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Today I interview longtime YouTuber and Musician, Lorenzo de Sequera. We talk about his experience in the music field, how he adapts to frequently changing platforms, his rebrand from the name Zurachi, and much more!

Find Lorenzo here:

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In today's episode bring on Talon (again) to talk everything about finding collaborators and how to work with them.

Featuring Talon Stradley from Newton's Dark Room: