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Listener comments!

  7:02pm
dez:

first!
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queems:

happy birthday!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:05pm
queems:

30 is great! i just turned 30! welcome to the club!
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Ken From Hyde Park:

Yay, happy birthday!
  7:06pm
Listener Robert:

No, they IDd as "at Upsala College" or "in Upsala College" forever before that. Unless you mean for only a short time AFTER that.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:06pm
common:

happy happy!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:07pm
melinda:

I've been trying to get on Instagram but things keep malfunctioning.
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TehBadDr:

May you have a pleasant chronological advancement Emily!
  7:09pm
Emily:

Thanks everybody!
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kimzilla:

@Listener Robert, it's likely he was saying that it was a short time after that episode... which was in 1995.
Avatar 7:12pm
TehBadDr:

String Theory! I forgot what the level below Strings was called, but Physicists are some strange people, musicians are even weirder!
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Richard S:

Physicist, musician, gamer?
  7:13pm
Emily:

Physicist, musician, gamer, AND...
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kimzilla:

YOUTUBER!
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TehBadDr:

AND...Emily leaves us hanging!
  7:14pm
Emily:

Kim & I wanted to know how to become YouTube famous. No reason. Just curious.
  7:14pm
Emily:

No agenda.
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Richard S:

Anyone can be a YouTuber these days. Getting famous, on the other hand - and getting famous for something worthwhile.....
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TehBadDr:

Salary job, I need that again!
  7:15pm
Emily:

@TehBadDr: you and me both...
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kimzilla:

To have a 100 million hits on their videos blow my mind. Who knew you can play video games and be a ninja/ retired physicist and make a living. It's wild.
  7:17pm
Steve:

Hey Richard S., do you you we're well past "In The Future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes" ?
  7:18pm
Emily:

Do you guys know about Poppy?? Someone just showed me this recently.
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kimzilla:

Which I learned from Brian that thats a whole different thing being a Youtube Vlogger. He was like, that shits crazy, lol!
  7:20pm
dez:

i've heard of poppy. a podcast i listen to went off the deep end on Poppy. its a little unsettling and i want nothing to do with it but it might be genius
Avatar 7:21pm
kimzilla:

Poppy is even crazier- www.youtube.com...
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Richard S:

If there's a YouTuber I "follow", it's Brady Haran. He's the guy behind such channels as Periodic Videos, Numberphile, Deep Sky Videos, and Objectivity.
  7:22pm
Emily:

@dez, yeah...I found it deeply unsettling, I don’t think I get it AT ALL, but whenever I feel that way I always just wonder if I am missing something...
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chris:

really enjoying this interview!
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chris:

oh, hi, Emily and kimzilla! and happy birthday, Emily!
  7:26pm
Emily:

Hi Chris! Thank you!
  7:26pm
Steve:

How does one make an independent living from being on YouTube ?
  7:26pm
maxisaperson:

Hi everyone, enjoying the show so far. I've been watching Game Grumps for years so this interview was a pleasant surprise <3
  7:28pm
Emily:

@maxisaperson oh, awesome! It’s new terrain for us, but interesting. Thanks for chiming in, and welcome!
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chris:

here's how youtube describes making money on youtube - creatoracademy.youtube.com...
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kimzilla:

Mostly ad sales Steve. Especially for Game Grumps its all about ads. It's on average, but the range is pretty wide, is that for every 2 million views you make $2,000. For his other gig Ninja Sex Party, its more about the music sales, since they only do about 6 produced videos a year. What a hustle.
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Richard S:

Weird Al's been making hits longer than the groups he's parodying have been making music.
  7:30pm
Steve:

Gotcha, Kimzilla. Thanks. I imagine it would be very hard to live off of the ad sales ?
  7:32pm
Emily:

@Steve I think for most people it is, but some youtubers post hundreds of videos a year and get millions and millions of views.
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kimzilla:

hundreds of millions!
  7:33pm
Steve:

Thanks, Emily. That would do it.
  7:33pm
Emily:

So I think some people really CAN do that, which is bananas. Like the “vloggers” (or some of them). But for these guys, they also get $ from album sales, concerts, merch...
  7:34pm
Emily:

It’s still crazy to me that this is a career option, though.
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kimzilla:

We need to interview some rollerskating break dancers Emily!
  7:35pm
Steve:

I agree, Emily. It's beyond me what will click for Joe Average out here to make a living off of YouTube if you're not a pro musician.
  7:36pm
Kate:

a roller skating breakdancing commune, who knew
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kimzilla:

Ahh Kate is here, now everything feels alright!
  7:37pm
Emily:

I want to find this commune. And maybe join it.
  7:39pm
Steve:

Roller Skating Breakdancer Hippie Commune
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:40pm
Switchblade Batman:

Youtube can do live streaming I think. But there's so many twitch streams that are just garbage or boring
  7:40pm
Hypertoast:

Oh man, I have fond memories of burger time...
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chris:

a friend of my oldest son was making money for a while by having people watch him play video games. weird.
  7:41pm
Listener Robert:

I was a HS & college classmate of Marc Blank, founder of Infocom. On a programmable calculator at school, I programmed a random number generator for his & Alex Citron's simulator of a major league baseball season.
  7:41pm
Steve:

Burger Time was one of the all time fun video arcade games !
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:42pm
Ken From Hyde Park:

WFMU has a Vimeo channel for Monty Hall and other live performances. Is there a WFMU youtube channel to view behind-the-scenes stuff like lava lamp vs. bean bag fights and such?
  7:43pm
Kate:

Holy cow I need a hurp durp that I can use on the news at night.
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kimzilla:

@Ken, that is an epic idea.
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Richard S:

One arcade game I remember was called "Food Fight". You played a character called "Chuck", and flung handfuls of food at chefs who were trying to keep you from getting to an ice cream cone. The fun thing was that every few levels, it would stop and do a replay of your last level.
  7:45pm
Listener Robert:

Oh, you mean like Octopus or whatever they call it, the radio studio cam, Ken Hyde? Once Pat Byrne had that on for his DJing the final half hour of his show following the playing of a recorded show from Monty.
  7:45pm
Hypertoast:

I had food fight for Atari. I loved that game!
  7:45pm
JakeGould:

YouTube fame is seductive, but it’s not as easy as it sounds. On a most basic level, YouTube takes 45% of revenue and then taxes are 30% of what is left. You need to be pulling in significant views to be making a livable income. And none of that factors in production costs and the headaches of others ripping off your content or generally sabotaging you.

http://www.businessinsider.com/money-youtube-stars-actually-make-2014-2
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Switchblade Batman:

I just got my ass canned Kim, so I can collect unemployment
  7:49pm
Steve:

You can't collect unemployment if you've been fired.
  7:50pm
JakeGould:

@chris: But how much money did your son make?
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chris:

yeah, i've had a job like that. headaches all the time that wouldn't go away with headache pills. i had had enough one day and just quit, with nothing lined up. fortunately, i picked up another gig before too long.
  7:50pm
JakeGould:

@chris: Oh! I meant friend of your son.
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chris:

not much, i don't think, but some spending cash, JG.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:52pm
chris:

i think i remember a few hundred bucks per month extra, but he had to put in insane hours, so he got tired of it.
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Tom Miller:

Cubicle farm training facility is going to be my new name for the student computer room!
  7:53pm
Kate:

circus acrobate
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Switchblade Batman:

Moderating comments for a right wing site, easily in the top 3 worst jobs I ever had.
  7:54pm
JakeGould:

@chris: That’s the thing. As someone who quit jobs cold myself, I have no problem with it. But sometimes you lose perspective on the actual cost of money being made.
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Richard S:

Long story - too long for this board - but I once found myself on the job literally holding up a wall for about 20 min. By the way, I have a M.S. in astronomy, and I'm a clerical worker for my county sheriff's office.
  7:58pm
JakeGould:

The hustle economy is the worst. Sorry to be a downer but workers are being screwed in this equation.
Avatar 7:59pm
Richard S:

Hear you next week!
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kimzilla:

Thanks for a great board tonight folks!
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