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YouTube Creators Hub

Dusty Porter 503 episodes Latest May 29, 2026

The YouTube Creators Hub podcast is your ultimate destination for taking your YouTube channel to new heights, whether for business or personal growth. Host Dusty Porter, a certified YouTube expert, delves into the fascinating world of online video creation every week. Each episode features an exceptional YouTube Creator sharing their unique journey and invaluable insights, strategies, and tips. The podcast offers practical guidance, inspiring stories, and expert tutorials to help elevate your YouTube game.

Episodes

Quitting Your Job for YouTube: Pros, Cons & Runway With David Voorhies Jun 5, 2026 32:50 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 paint pouring artist who just walked away from his job as a product owner at a software engineering firm. Here's the part nobody says out loud: he's currently making three to four times LESS than he did at his last intervi
He Made a Video for His 90-Year-Old Mom. Now He Makes $100K a Year May 29, 2026 34:47 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 nonprofit whose channel began after making iPad tutorial videos for his 90-year-old mother; the episode is dedicated to her after her recent passing. Rich explains how early "wisdom" videos flopped but simple iPhone/iPad how
Is the Algorithm Broken? Real Creator Questions Answered (2026) May 22, 2026 22:11 One of you asked if you should quit YouTube. Another's got 200 subs and feels invisible. Today I'm answering the real questions creators are asking about growing on YouTube in 2026 What We Offer Creators Join Creator Communities. A place to gather with other creators every single day. This provides access to Our Private Discord Server, Monthly Mastermind Group, and MORE!  Hire
He Quit Corporate at 44 | Hit Full-Time YouTube in 12 Months May 15, 2026 37:52 Episode 500! Ty Myers left a 20-year corporate career at 44 and hit full-time YouTube income in 12 months — with no prior video experience. He breaks down his $3,500 mentorship, why most creators spend their time completely backwards, and the fastest on-ramp to leaving your 9-to-5. About Ty: Ty Myers left a 20-year corporate career in late 2024 to go full-time on YouTube at 44. In 21 mon
The Truth About Making Money on YouTube in 2026 | Josh Summers May 8, 2026 37:33 In episode 499 of the Creators Hub podcast, Dusty interviews entrepreneur Josh Summers from the All Things Secured YouTube channel about building a nearly 431K-subscriber channel through steady consistency, incremental improvement, and testing, especially A/B thumbnail testing. Josh shares the origin of his security focus after being monitored and interrogated in China, and explains his c
The YouTube Tools 90% of Creators Are Wasting May 1, 2026 17:47   This week is a rare double-shot solo episode — two of Dusty's Creator's Corner monologues bundled into one main feed drop. Part one breaks down the underrated trio of end screens, cards, and pinned comments — why most creators waste this real estate, and the simple intentional shifts that turn them into watch-time and session-length engines. Part two introduces the four-part sponsor rea
Ghost Hunters Creator: "I Would've Started YouTube 16 Years Ago" Apr 24, 2026 36:53 What happens when the guy who created one of the most successful paranormal TV shows of all time walks away from network television and plants his flag on YouTube? In this episode, Jason Hawes — creator, lead investigator, and original host of Ghost Hunters — sits down with Dusty to break down what 20 years of mainstream TV taught him about storytelling, why he let his YouTube channel sit
How This 33K Channel Makes $5K a Month (No Sponsors) Apr 17, 2026 37:42 What does it really take to build a profitable YouTube channel in a niche everyone says is "too small"? In this episode, Cody Moneymaker pulls back the curtain on how his bluegrass guitar channel, just 33,000 subscribers, generates right around $5,000 a month in course sales, with zero paid ads and barely any sponsorships. We get into the exact pivot that changed everything (hint: it wasn
How a White House Reporter Grew From 1K to 151K Subscribers on YouTube Apr 10, 2026 32:28 Tara Palmeri went from White House correspondent to building a YouTube channel with over 151,000 subscribers, in just one year. In this episode, she shares the hard lessons of going independent, why traditional media tactics failed her on YouTube, how she maintains a daily upload schedule, and the monetization strategies fueling her growth. Whether you're a journalist exploring the creato
This Small Creator's Strategy Is Quietly Beating Channels 10x His Size Apr 3, 2026 33:07 Arthur Brassart lives in Monaco, wakes up at 5AM to work on his YouTube channel before his day job, and has quietly grown to over 25,000 subscribers making Apple tech content. In this conversation, Arthur shares the specific strategy that turned a random Casio watch unboxing into a real channel — including his 60/40 content framework, why he turns down most sponsorships, and how he handle
He Quit His Dream Job to Fix Bikes on YouTube (And Makes More Money Now) Mar 27, 2026 35:40 Andy Quant walked away from his dream of owning a bike shop — and it was the best business decision he ever made. In this episode, the creator behind The Bike Farmer (112K subscribers) shares exactly how he built a full-time YouTube income fixing bicycles, why he calls himself the "Bob Ross of bike mechanics," and the one Facebook post that changed everything. About Andy: Corporate drop
She Made $290K on YouTube with Only 44 Videos | Aprilynne Alter Mar 20, 2026 33:14 Aprilynne made $290,000 on YouTube last year — with just 44 videos on her channel. In this episode of the YouTube Creators Hub Podcast, April breaks down exactly how she did it: from figuring out her niche using a 5-part framework (audience, value, format, vibe, and differentiator) to why she intentionally uploads only once a month. We dig into her hook and intro strategy that's driven 1

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