Is money a detriment to YouTube? - Julia Wilde

0:00 Intro 0:36 Who are you? 1:14 How did you get started? 2:14 What did you study at University? 2:24 Why English Literature and not science? 2:57 How did you go from English Lit to science YouTube? 3:28 What career did you think you'd have? 3:42 Does having an audience change your creative process? 4:05 How do the audience differ between your channel and DNews? 5:10 How did you get your job at DNews? 6:06 How long do you spend making your own videos? 6:30 How did you find writing an episode a day for DNews? 7:43 Where did you get your video ideas from? 8:29 Who's "we" and what's it like working in a group? 9:22 Do you miss working in a group on your own channel? 10:01 Who is your (target) audience? 10:35 Who is your (actual) audience? 11:10 Thoughts on the lack of women in science YouTube? 13:04 Has traditional media and money harmed or helped YouTube? 14:07 What would you do differently if you had $1,000,000? 15:35 What have you been doing since DNews? 16:55 Who are your science communication inspirations? 17:32 They're all writers. Discuss. 17:56 Why are you a YouTuber and not a writer? 18:26 Do you find writing for a text v video medium different? 18:50 How did you find making your coming out video? 19:48 Do you have a clear divide between public and private? 20:27 How was the reaction to your coming out video? 21:32 What video are you proudest of? 23:35 What one thing do you want others to know about science YouTube?