Sep 18, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
On this episode of, we're discussing the hardest part of creating content after reaching our biggest milestone yet. We may have been gone for a month, but the recipes never stopped! Listen along as…
We've been concentrating so much on trying to make really good engaging short form content recently that I feel like that's just consumed a lot of our time.
And it's kind of, it's crazy and it's weird because I'm very, I feel like we've been doing a great job.
I really truly do.
Um, but you know, like we had the conversation last night and I'm like, man, I know we're doing good, but we can do better.
And I really feel like we've kind of left long form, you know, in the back burner and we haven't been concentrating as long on long form or anything.
And it's so frustrating because I have such huge aspirations.
Like, I want to do great short-form content, great long-form content.
I don't really
remember the last time we've even, you know, because we have like Hulu, live TV.
I don't really remember the last time we even went to live TV.
To watch anything.
The
Like I'm not exaggerating.
I think the last time we did was when the Spurs were in the finals and we had to watch it on ABC.
I think that's the last time we've watched it.
And that's pretty crazy because we consume so much YouTube content where it's like, Okay, we feel like we watch a lot of channels that have really, really good engaging content.
So we're like, man, we want to be like this.
We want our company to be at this level, like a Max the Meat Guy or a Nick DiGiovanni or a Guga Foods or a Joshua Weissman or a Justin Holmes or whoever.
Those are the people that I watch and I look up to.
I look up to them in a sense.
And you're like, okay, how can I create a channel that's going to be as engaging as those while keeping my identity, remaining who I am, and not fully changing everything? And it's a hard conversation to have with yourself.
We've been concentrating so much on trying to make really good engaging short form content recently that I feel like that's just consumed a lot of our time.
And it's kind of, it's crazy and it's weird because I'm very, I feel like we've been doing a great job.
I really truly do.
Um, but you know, like we had the conversation last night and I'm like, man, I know we're doing good, but we can do better.
And I really feel like we've kind of left long form, you know, in the back burner and we haven't been concentrating as long on long form or anything.
And it's so frustrating because I have such huge aspirations.
Like, I want to do great short-form content, great long-form content.
I don't really
remember the last time we've even, you know, because we have like Hulu, live TV.
I don't really remember the last time we even went to live TV.
To watch anything.
The
Like I'm not exaggerating.
I think the last time we did was when the Spurs were in the finals and we had to watch it on ABC.
I think that's the last time we've watched it.
And that's pretty crazy because we consume so much YouTube content where it's like, Okay, we feel like we watch a lot of channels that have really, really good engaging content.
So we're like, man, we want to be like this.
We want our company to be at this level, like a Max the Meat Guy or a Nick DiGiovanni or a Guga Foods or a Joshua Weissman or a Justin Holmes or whoever.
Those are the people that I watch and I look up to.
I look up to them in a sense.
And you're like, okay, how can I create a channel that's going to be as engaging as those while keeping my identity, remaining who I am, and not fully changing everything? And it's a hard conversation to have with yourself.
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