What is up everyone, welcome back to another episode here on the Epic Gardening podcast.

Josh Satin is back, he is a filmmaker and a farmer, and actually speaking of that very

first piece there, you know, Josh, both you and I have been on YouTube for a long time

and you know, podcasts and all this sort of ecosystem, I guess, of growing gardening

and farming content online and so we're going to throw a little curveball at you guys today

for today's show.

It's just fun to have another YouTuber on, I think we can kind of commiserate on some

of the ups and downs of of doing it and if there is someone out there and I know that

you are out there who wants to start a YouTube channel, start a podcast, start an Instagram

account or blog or whatever, I figured maybe we could just riff back and forth on some

of our successes and failures.

Absolutely, I could talk about this for probably as long as talking about farming.

There's tons of, it's been interesting, right?

I mean for me it's been about two years on YouTube, that's how long I've been doing it

and but I'm really consistent with it, I mean I'm posting two videos a week and it's

a part-time job for me, it's not something you can take lightly if you want to try to

get traction, try to, you know, really get your voice out there, it takes a lot of time

and it's definitely a very different skill set but I think that there's a lot of gardeners,

home centers, farmers that should be, you know, documenting what they're doing, sharing

it with the world, it's a great way to interact with like-minded people as well and there's

a lot of times where I share things that don't work which is maybe hopefully we can talk

about today but things that don't work and things that do work, I think those are all

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