Welcome back to our podcast! It's been a while, but we wanted to look at how our 2024 resolutions fared and look at some of our goals for 2025. Burning Dark Art on Instagram and TikTok: @BurningDarkArt Chad Collects on YouTube, Instagram & TikTok: @ChadCollects Chad & Steve Still Have a Podcast!

Hey everyone, we are still alive and back with episode #118 of Chad & Steve Have a Podcast! We are joined by Robert Dunn (Aging Wheels) and diving into a whirlwind chat that spans everything from camera settings, AI video creation, and the charm of old-school analog photography, to the mixed reactions we've seen in the comment sections. We also get…

In this conversation, Chad Reynolds and Steve Ramsey discuss the changing landscape of YouTube and why many YouTubers are quitting the platform. Additional topics include quitting drinking, cleaning and organizing Steve's shop, the rise of Patreon as a funding option for creators, the decline of brand sponsorships, creating art for yourself and sli…

In this episode we're big on art and talking about New Year's resolutions and self-improvement. We discuss setting intentions rather than resolutions for the new year, emphasizing personal growth and self-reflection. The show also touches on the importance of communication and connection with others, and finding a balance between personal and profe…

Houseplants can be daunting for those of us without a "green thumb", but keeping a houseplant isn't as hard as you may think it is, you just need to know a few simple basics (all that green thumb stuff is nonsense too). In this episode, houseplant expert Darryl Cheng from Houseplant Journal joins Chad & Steve to discuss how to manage the light, wat…

In this conversation, Rob Kenney discusses his YouTube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/@DadhowdoI ) and the impact he hopes to have on his audience. He talks about the challenges of authenticity and self-awareness as a content creator and the importance of avoiding controversial topics. Rob also shares his personal journey of forgiveness and the …

Christopher Bill is a Composer, Arranger, Music Director, Video Maker, YouTuber and a Trombonist. Christopher started his channel "Classical Trombone", way back in 2009 and started posting videos in 2011. Over the years he has built a dedicated audience of almost 300,000 subscribers. Not only is he an amazing trombone player, he has showcased the t…

Karen Brown is a YouTuber, quilter, crafter, mother, wife, daughter, businesswoman, but not necessarily in that order. Karen is the creator behind Just Get It Done Quilts, a name that I love because it is all in the way that you say it :) February 11th, 2018 was the day that Karen opened the doors on her YouTube channel - she uploaded her first vid…

In this conversation, jREG (Greg Guevara) discusses starting a YouTube channel and the challenges of maintaining a fragmented identity. We talk about the importance of creating unique art and making videos that no one else can replicate. jREG's satire is often misunderstood, but he believes that if viewers 'get it,' he hasn't done his job properly.…

In this episode, we are joined by guest Matt Shea, YouTuber known for his gaming content. We talk about Matt's two week road trip across Canada and his utter awe at witnessing the world's largest red paperclip. And of course, we talk about gaming content on YouTube and how it's changed over the past decade. Matt Shea on YouTube: https://www.youtube…

Join Chad and Steve as they host Cas Aarssen, the Clutterbug, for an enlightening episode covering YouTube, decluttering, intriguing insights into ADHD, and hoarding-themed TV shows. Cas's journey from chaos to clarity during her office renovation sets the stage for an episode packed with wisdom, laughter, and a dash of Halloween spirit! Some of th…

This week we talked with Frank James about the ever-changing YouTube landscape and the state of comedy videos today. Watch Frank on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FrankJames

In this episode, Chad, Steve, and JJ McCullough talk about the rollercoaster world of podcasting, YouTube, and all things pop culture. Chad and Steve share their podcasting mishaps and discuss why JJ's YouTube channel isn't quite at a million subscribers—yet. JJ's 4D character concept: Ever wondered about the complexity of Officer Big Mac? How show…

In this episode as we delve into intentional living, analog watches, and the trials of tech support. We share personal anecdotes and insights that revolve around intentional purchasing, digital technology, and the challenges of navigating tech support. Intentional purchasing can shape our lives and spaces. Chad recounts how his desire for a smartwa…

Be sure to watch Robert and his cars on Aging Wheels: https://www.youtube.com/@agingwheels

Taylor Lorenz is a jounalist covering the content creator world and a tech columnist for The Washington Post. She has previously worked for The New York Times, The Atlantic, and The Daily Beast. Her writing has appeared in New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, Fast Company and she regularly appears on NBC, CNN, MSNBC, and the BBC. Taylor was named to F…

In this episode we talked to JJ about pet ownership and how your state or town isn't as unique as you think it is. And is anyone still interested in fishing? https://www.youtube.com/@JJMcCullough

Vidcon has created a tiered caste system to keep creators as far from fans as possible. This year we went to Vidcon and were surprised how subdued the Vidcon at the convention center was. That's because the REAL Vidcon was a mile away. And they don't want you to know about it.

We didn't realize that our last episode was actually #100. It's okay, this gave us an opportunity to talk about Jill Biden's motorcade, Elvis Costello, and the commoditization of art.

In this episode we talk about air travel, how waiting in lines turns some people into toddlers, and how anti-clickbait titles might be a new trend on YouTube. Maybe? Lol, probably not.

In this episode, we talked about the future of YouTube Shorts. Plus, Chad recently golfed at Pinehurst and we learned about left-handed golfing. Finally, the absurdity of smoking.

YouTube is now taking an aggressive stance to block ad blockers. Is this a good thing?

Check out this video by Sabine Hossenfelder for a really good overview on where we are right now with AI and where it is likely to head in the near future. Do we really need to learn anything if AI can do things for us? Chad and Steve also discusses Steve's 15th YouTube anniversary, the ridiculousness of brand loyalty and brand boycotts. And Fuck C…

In this episode, we talked about, "How Designer Brands Keep You Poor", a recent video from Cara Nicole and how hyper-consumerism is getting people to buy products we really can't afford and don't need. (i.e. tools and cleaning products). And how they get you to buy into their subscription services to support corporate brands.…

This week Chad discussed his radical new approach to work and sleep and Steve is now an ai evangelist. We also talked about using urinals in all-gender restrooms. Should stalls be the future? And for god's sake, stop using those dumb ass gaskets!