I wouldn't say music was necessarily better back then, but I do think that the sound and artist was unique to that time. I do think it shows that music has evolved over time with artists like Britney Spears, Hillary Duff, and Miley Cyrus jus to name a few have shown how their style in their music.

Although I do have a soft soft for songs from the late 90's and early 2000's cause that is what I grew up on and they're like a memory for me

I don’t have a photo but when I first started content creation, I started off with a gaming laptop and separate monitor, and had a Logitech headset that I would use for audio. I had a ring light that I got cheap from Amazon, I also had a VR Headset as I was creating VR content at the time and that was my set up for about a month. I was saving up to buy a gaming PC and this was during COVID lockdowns in 2021 so I was receiving some money from the Government. But it took me a while to build the set up that I have now, and I wanted to gradually build on my equipment rather than buying it in one hit.My current set up now is a little bit more complex and has grown, and I’m pretty content with the equipment I have now. I learnt that to create content you don’t need the latest and greatest, it’s how you create the content and what you provide and honestly I feel like working with what little you have, teaches you to think outside the box and get creative.

Alright hear me out but Figure skating.

I will be honest and disclose I do enjoy Ice Skating and used to do figure skating classes, but without a doubt every time I watch figure skating I'm always amazed at how the skaters can move on the ice and perform so gracefully. I do enjoy watching Ice Hockey and Basketball, but figure skating just honestly amazes me and I low key want to get back into Ice Skating...

I've been on a few podcast episodes before and this is my take away from what I've learnt and advice I can give

1. Give a brief rundown and list of questions to your guests so they can prepare.

2. Honestly you can tell when someone is prepared compared to when someone is not, but it also is a good idea to give a brief of the podcast so your guest(s) can prepare themselves and possibly write down talking points

3. Audicity is free and so easy to use

4. This is actually where I record any voice over work/narration I need to do for my content, but it's free, easy to learn how to use the program

5. Record more than you need

6. I learnt this the hard way, but getting more audio and recording more actually works in your favor, because you never know how long a podcast episode might be once you go through and edit the audio in post. It's like what they say with getting B-Roll footage for videos, get as much as you can, cause you never know.

Those are the things I've learnt over time when it comes to Podcasting, while I'm not a podcast creator myself I've helped a few of my friends out on theirs and this is what I've learnt so far.

I would start creating more YouTube videos that aren't just edited VODs or gaming highlight, if anything I would continue to venture down the path of VLOGs about my life as a creator, and just behind the scenes stuff. I already do this but i haven't been keeping up with it.

I have a Quest 2 headset and I started using this in lockdown and was introduced to VRChat, however for VRChat you didn't need to have a headset, you could access the game via the computer but there were some worlds on VRChat that are only accessible via a headset. I haven't used my Quest headset in agesss like the last time I used it was back in March 2022, so it's been a long time.

Personally I can see a strong future for VR and AR technology in games and education, but I don't see the metaverse taking off and I'm not for it. I know there's been a few of us that have cited Ready Player One already, but that book outlined the issues with the metaverse, and to be honest I'm not really a fan of Facebook in general and just have concerns about privacy.

Mine is to start creating long form content for the youtube channel and I have a target of creating 2 long form videos a month and reach 100 subscribers by April. The biggest thing that's held me back is not knowing what to create, so I'm working on a plan for the channel and what direction I want to go in

I reckon the see through purple design is going to come back, I had this in the Gameboy design and it was honestly my favorite design for tech ever. I have seen a few keyboards and keycaps on the market that use this same design. Photo for reference if you've not seen it, but on a keyboard this design would actually look sick

I have been thinking about this and the biggest goal for me for 2024 with my content creation is to branch out to other platforms and start investing time into creating offline long form content. I really want to branching out to YouTube and start creating videos, editing and scripting. I really feel that these skills are things that I can learn now and use in my future, but it would be amazing to have there on the side alongside the live streaming.

I think when it comes to creating content, being able to show a variety of different forms of content go along way. Plus on a more personal side, I do want to get back into video editing and sometimes I just want to sit at a camera and just talk about a certain topic

I will have to say Baldur's Gate, I've not played the game yet. However, from what I've watched on streams of people playing it, the game really does give the player a lot of freedom and the story to the game is intriguing. Second to that I would have said Resident Evil 4, as it was good to see the remaster happen and the streams I watched really hooked me with that.