The Inner Tube: Answering Your Content Creation Questions!

This week, we talk about why we think "The Media" overplayed their hand concerning all of this PewDiePie controversy.

ALSO, we have a very big announcement! Stay 'til the end!

Note: We announce a start date of March 6th for the new podcast, but it's actually March 7th. Sorry about that!

Are the major social networks lying to us about what's "trending" these days?! PROBABLY. But WHY?!

Also, Josh gets a mysterious phone call RIGHT as he starts talking about government conspiracy theories... COINCIDENCE?!?!?!

Who are Josh's favorite content creators? He's got the list down to six and presents them today! He almost cries at one point, too.

Josh's wife Kelli joins the show to chat about her daily blogging project (http://www.currentlykelli.com) which she just wrapped up. Josh has a daily blogging project this year too (http://www.heyjoshtaylor.com/photoblog) so the two of them talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of creating content every single day for a year.

This week, we discuss video thumbnails, quiet shooting locations, and of course... government propaganda.

We are all over the place this week as we discuss whether or not you should work on paid projects that you personally disagree with.

Are some people just not cut out for content creation? Should your videos take longer than a week to put together? And was there drama on the set of Brother Brother Time Season 2? We discuss these questions and all kinds of other stuff this week on The Inner Tube!

Kevin & Josh look back on the year that was, and talk about all of their various success and failures. Eventually, the conversation devolves into a discussion about Star Wars and manspreading.

This week, Josh does the show solo and offers some encouragement regarding building an audience. Sure, it's important. But it's not nearly as important as finding your voice.

SPOILER WARNING! Yep, Rogue One was a lot of fun, but there are lots of storytelling lessons to take away from it, too. We discuss why the third act worked so well, and also talk about some ways that we believe the film's first act could have been improved.