Introducing the YouTube Creators Hub podcast - your ultimate destination for taking your YouTube channel to new heights, whether for business or personal growth! Join our host, Dusty Porter - a certified YouTube expert with a wealth of knowledge - as he delves into the fascinating world of online video creation every week.
Dusty sits down with an exceptional YouTube Creator in each episode to explore their unique journey and share invaluable insights, strategies, and tips. If you're looking for practical guidance, inspiring stories, and expert tutorials, look no further than the YouTube Creators Hub podcast. Get ready to elevate your YouTube game!
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Audience Trust and the Long Game on YouTube with Frederick Dunn
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Frederick Dunn has been sharing on YouTube since 2008. His channel evolved from chicken videos into a library of beekeeping education built around curiosity, careful obse
Oct 16 38 min
Turning a Personal Brand Into a Business on YouTube with Millie Adrian
Millie Adrian turned a love of making videos into Modern Millie, an educational channel that helps creators build a personal brand and a sustainable business.
This week
Oct 9 35 min
Building Practical Engineering with Grady Hillhouse
Grady Hillhouse started making woodworking videos as a hobby while working as a civil engineer. That experiment eventually became Practical Engineering.
This week on Yo
Oct 2 35 min
Evergreen Videos and a Business Beyond Ads with Marco Bucci
Marco Bucci started posting art videos as an experiment. Over time, teaching became the foundation of a full-time creator business. This week on YouTube Creators Hub, M
Sep 25 31 min
From Sewing Hobby to Full-Time Creator with Chelsea Swindle
Chelsea Swindle started sharing sewing projects online because she wanted something creative of her own—and a way to contribute to her family's income. That grew into She
Sep 18 31 min
Better Titles, Thumbnails, and Hooks with Ian Lauer
You can spend days making a video—but will people click it, and will the opening make them stay?
Astronomer and creator Ian Lauer joins Dusty Porter to explain how he t
Sep 11 36 min
How to Build a YouTube Audience That Stays | Matt Whitman
How do you build a YouTube audience that trusts you and keeps coming back? Matt Whitman joins Dusty Porter to share his approach to audience loyalty, Patreon, and a susta
Sep 4 46 min
YouTube Changed What Counts as a View | Here's What It Actually Means
YouTube now counts a public view from the moment a video begins playing, even from the first frame. Dusty explains what this means for long-form videos, Shorts, livestrea
Aug 28 13 min
What Brands Actually Pay for a Sponsored Video in 2026 (w/ Chase Brogan)
This week I'm joined by Chase Brogan, who has built an 840,000 subscriber tech and gaming review channel and now works with 10 to 20 brands a week without ever pitching a
Aug 21 33 min
He Changed This Video's Title 9 Times Before It Took Off | Daniel Braun
Daniel Braun narrowed personal finance down to credit cards, points and miles, and built a 247,000 subscriber channel on the back of it. In this episode he is unusually o
Aug 7 35 min
How She Got Monetized in 19 Days on a Brand New Channel | Alexa Milmont
Alexa Milmont left a 12-year corporate marketing career, started documenting her reselling business on YouTube as a hobby, and was monetized in 19 days. Two months and 12
Jul 31 30 min
How to Price Yourself So Brands Actually Pay You More | Spencer Pugh
Most creators are told to build an audience first and figure out the money later. Spencer Scott Pugh did the opposite — and it worked. In this episode, the tech reviewer
Jul 24 37 min
Three 100K+ YouTube Channels, One System: Inside Zealand's Creator Machine
He streamed to 10 viewers for two years. Now Zealand runs three 100K+ YouTube channels and a full-time team. He shares his real monthly numbers, his exact production syst
Jul 17 35 min
What 6 Years of Weekly Uploads Actually Pays a YouTube Creator | Tasia Custode
Tasia Custode lost 90% of her video production business overnight when the pandemic hit. One weekly YouTube video later — every Thursday, for six straight years — and her
Jul 10 37 min
How to Pivot Your YouTube Niche Without Losing Your Audience (w/ Simple Lucas)
Lucas built a YouTube channel about barefoot shoes — then a video of him staring at a wall pulled 1.8 million views in four months and changed everything. In this episode
Jul 3 28 min
YouTube Brand Deal Negotiation: How to Charge What You're Worth (With AyChristene)
What's a brand deal actually worth and how much are you leaving on the table by saying yes too fast? This week, Dusty sits down with Christene of AyChristene, a creator w
In this special YouTube Creator Q&A episode, we tackle the questions creators are asking right now—how to choose a niche, grow consistently without burning out, and build
Jun 19 18 min
He Makes $8K/Month on YouTube With Less Than 100 Videos
James Kelly doesn't even have 100 videos on his YouTube channel, but he's pulling in £5,000–£7,000 a month ($6K–$9K) from it. In this episode, the man behind some of the
Jun 12 40 min
Quitting Your Job for YouTube: Pros, Cons & Runway With David Voorhies
What does it actually look like to leave a stable corporate job and go full-time as a creator? In this episode I sit back down with David, a returning guest and acrylic p
Jun 5 32 min
He Made a Video for His 90-Year-Old Mom. Now He Makes $100K a Year
On the Creators Hub podcast, Dusty Porter interviews YouTuber Rich Bowlin (over 200,000 subscribers with under 250 uploads), a retired attorney and CEO of a religious non
May 29 34 min
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Dusty and his guests are very relatable. I love that the creators represent many different levels and niches. I find inspiration every week!
ManorChick · Mar 2026
This is my favorite creator podcast!! Dusty does a wonderful job & I love the dialogue between him & the guests. I’ve been able to grow on YouTube & TikTok from tuning in each week!
GodizGracious · Sep 2025
I’ve listened to tons of Dusty’s episodes. He has a wide variety of guests and the discussions are always informative. I find I learn new things I can apply to my own YouTube journey in every episode. Keep up the great work!
Carrera84 · Mar 2025
I think Dusty just must be my type of guy, not overly complicated, and not greedy. I see that with so many of the other podcasts. Dusty understands that if your work hard and follow the basic concepts he and his guests lay out your will succeed. No need for all that hubbub. I also like that he brings people on the show that are not necessarily giants in the YouTube community. It helps new creators to learn and grow- and set realistic expectations.
MSG A · Aug 2024
Agree with previous review about questionable guests. Went to dark mode dad’s channel and it’s not about anything he described. It’s about hating women. And the title and thumbnails show that his growth strategy is just rage bait. You can get a lot of engagement and subscribers when you simply dunk on other groups. This podcast has lost a subscriber.
blynks99 · Mar 2026
I have listened and followed this show for years. I have always found the interviews interesting and enjoyed the show. However, recently, there have been creators of divisive content. They claim to be misunderstood or “unbiased” but a visit to each channel finds they are indeed questionable at minimum and divisive at the worst. Bringing on a Fox News former employee and saying he is middle ground/unbiased and visit the channel and see only one-sided viewpoints. Bringing on a single dad who makes black pill/red pill content and advertise that to your audience. Why? Millions of creators on YouTube and we need to hear from people who make content to divide? But then also comment how sad it is that we are in a time of such division in passing in multiple episodes? It doesn’t make sense. It is Dusty’s show and he has the right to pick his interviewees but be clear what your true motivations/intentions are. We can learn to be better YouTubers from travel channels, art channels, review channels, etc. Why choose these questionable topics/creators? Why not channels where the content is meant to bring people together? It’s a change that I am sad to see, but I guess this is meant to tell your audience what you personally support. I have unfollowed after today’s episode. It’s too bad because there is some useful info here but hate is not condoned by my support.
Phillib256 · Mar 2026
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