The speaker acknowledges the sentiment of some people who are unhappy with their absence on YouTube, but points out that they made efforts. The speaker jokingly mentions disclosing some fun stuff including space stations bumping into the sun from movies.
Despite putting a lot of effort into creating informative content, censorship occurs when it doesn't fit the political agenda of certain people, preventing helpful information from reaching the public.
In this episode, the host discusses the unconventional ways to market an independent film, such as offering free improv workshops and going on a goodwill tour to spread the word. They also stress the importance of supporting small, independent films by going to the theaters and reading reviews before choosing what to watch.
The prevalence of short-form content on platforms like TikTok can affect the way people consume longer content, such as films. While platforms can provide exposure for niche interests, they can also distract from more substantial content.
In the Marketing Against the Grain podcast, the hosts discuss how YouTube has a better distribution engine for podcasts compared to other platforms like Apple and Spotify, which is search. They also speculate on the long-term plans for YouTube in the podcasting industry.
The advantage of starting a podcast practice session is that you can improve and perfect your skills before reaching a larger audience. You can feel less pressure and take the time to produce quality content.