And YouTube in creating those rituals, those habits, that's the expectation to what those kids

feel TV is to them or entertainment is to them. YouTube is training kids just by virtue of the

fact that it has more to appeal to them to watch it the rest of their lives.

Hey podcast listeners, it's Samir.

We're here with an exclusive episode for all of you.

We want to publish the full audio from our conversation with the Walking Dead showrunner, Scott Gimple.

Scott is a showrunner, which essentially in Hollywood means that he runs the show.

Basically, everything that has to do with getting the show up and running from the creative

to the logistics to producing, he is doing that.

We found out that Scott was a fan of the Colin and Samir show and wanted to bring him in

on this conversation.

And he really brings a different and fresh perspective to a lot of

the topics that we as creators think about every day. Scott went to USC film school and started

working in Hollywood as a writer after graduating. He then started writing for The Walking Dead during

season two and in 2013 became the showrunner for

seasons four through eight. In 2018, Scott became the chief content officer for the entire

franchise of The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead is obviously a huge franchise. Its IP has been turned

into several spinoff shows, as well as a video game. So our goal was to sit and talk with Scott

about his experience in Hollywood, his experience producing a franchise of this caliber and

understand his perspective on YouTube. Why did he start watching our YouTube channel? What

interests him about YouTube? And is there something that we'll start to see

of people like him and other people in Hollywood coming over to YouTube? So in this conversation,

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