It seems like every creator on YouTube right now has a talk show with a shiny new set.

A brand new renovated studio.

We've got this space.

We've got the acoustic wall behind us with the logo on it.

This is more elaborate than like Seth Myers.

You have like a full-blown.

When you first asked me, I thought we're doing a Zoom.

So today on the show, we're going to be talking about why talk shows have invaded the YouTube platform and what creators can learn from it.

I guess we have a talk show, but we don't really have a shiny set. It's kind of just

not yet. Not in the middle of our... We're working on it. And today specifically, we're going to be

talking about Dixie D'emelio's show, the early late show. Here's your host, Dixie D'Amilio.

Dixie's talk show was actually one of the main stories in our creator economy newsletter last week,

which is called The Published Press, and which is available now for you to get free in your inbox

every Tuesday and Friday. Our goal is to give you the top three stories twice a week and give you

our perspective on them. So if you're a creator or someone in the industry, we're going to tell you

what the top stories are, but then also tell you why they matter from our perspective.

So before we get into this episode, go ahead into the description, click the link, put your

email in, and check out the published press.

If you like this show and the topics we cover here, if you're interested in the creator

economy, I definitely think it'll like the published press.

And Colin, what? It's May. Should we give away $1,000 to a random subscriber?

You can just do that like that on the spot? Is that crazy? I haven't run this by you. I'm being honest.

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