I felt pressured after being on Rooster Teeth - Sally Le Page

0:00 Intro 1:58 Who are you? (I’ll use “you” instead of “I” because otherwise things will get very existential very quickly) 2:24 How did you get started on YouTube? 5:22 Has Charlie’s Fun Science book come out yet? (Answer: Yes, but it hadn’t at the time of filming) 10:02 Was the security and the fact you could do YouTube alongside your PhD part of what attracted you to do a PhD? 10:50 Do your audience know about your PhD? 11:20 Now you’re nearing the end of your PhD, do you know whether you want to continue in academia or media? 11:35 What would you like to do after your PhD? 13:33 How has the sudden growth of your channel happened, and how has it affected the decisions you make? 14:56 Did you have email notifications on after the Rooster Teeth podcast? 17:22 Collaborations have been powerful then? 18:14 How has this new audience affected your content and how you feel about it? 23:00 Say hello! 23:23 Is this new audience affecting your choices of the videos you make? 24:18 Are you consciously thinking you need to put out science heavy videos? 25:30 Sofa Science is now a podcast (thanks for the plug, Maddie!) 26:34 How do you manage your comments section, and do you have any issues? 28:08 Policing the comments makes a difference. Discuss. 31:09 What are your audience demographics? 31:33 Why do you think women aren’t watching science videos? 36:50 WHAT DO YOU WOMEN WANT FROM US??? 37:12 What video are you proudest of? 39:45 Cat fight!!! 42:31 Would you like to work with a team? 44:56 What YouTubers inspire you and what do you watch on YouTube? 47:15 How would you define a “vlog”? 50:42 Do you think our audiences would want to watch us make non-science vlogs? 54:21 What do you do outside your PhD and YouTube channel? 56:10 What do you want your audience to know about you that they don’t already know? 58:53 Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?