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Liam Taylor inteviwed by Richard "Spanners" Ready on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, discussing creativity during the Coronavirus. Includes a few tips on how to run video chats, record voiceover, etc as well as how to pivot your content to serve an audience in lockdown. Brodcast in April 2020.

Jay Foreman is a musical comedian who has seen success in uploading original music and regualr shows to YouTube. In this interview we talk about Jay's background in performance and comedy, the differences in performing to adult and child audiences, how he got into YouTube and the history of the platform. Interview originally posted to YouTube in 2019.

Jay Foreman is a musical comedian who has seen success in uploading original music and regualr shows to YouTube. In this interview we talk about Jay's background in performance and comedy, the differences in performing to adult and child audiences, how he got into YouTube and the history of the platform. Interview originally posted to YouTube in 2019.

Today we're talking about how to become more financially stable as a musician. We're talking about multiple income streams, diversity of income, passive income and much more. I'm giving out a lot of ideas for extra income in this podcast, so you're sure to have a few new ideas by the end of it.  Although the Coronavirus was the catalyst for this episode it won't be our main focus. Our goal is to keep some income streams flowing regardless of what happens in the wider world. Whether that's a global pandemic or an internet malfunction. This episode was recorded via livestream on March 21st 2020.

12Tone Videos is a music theory and composition channel on YouTube which aims to explain the intricacies of specific composition techniques and goes into detail about what makes certain songs sound the way they do. In this interview we discuss Cory's background in music, the origins of their YouTube channel and offer advice to emerging composers and songwriters, Interview originally posted to YouTube in March of 2019.

Dan Le Sac is a beatmaker who rose to fame working with rapper and spoken word artist Scroobius Pip. Dan currently interviews various creators for his podcast, Falling Forward with Dan Le Sac, between uploading musical creations to the net and composing for games.   In this interview we discuss the changing, (or not so changing), music industry, music distribution, future copyright issues, music creation and much more besides. This is a less-edited version of an interview published to YouTube on Nov 16th 2019.