The Create Unknown

Kevin Lieber from Vsauce2 and his co-host Matt Tabor sit down with some of the most interesting people on the internet to figure out how they got there and whether they can stay. The Create Unknown has hosted everyone from Casey Neistat to iDubbbz to Vsauce himself, and the conversations go way beyond surface-level creator tips. This is a show about the psychology of making things online, the business realities that nobody talks about publicly, and the weird cultural shifts happening in digital media. Kevin and Matt describe their approach as part high-level analysis and part hopelessly stupid, which is accurate. One minute they are breaking down the economics of a YouTube channel, and the next they are spiraling into an absurd tangent about conspiracy theories or bad movies. It works because both hosts are genuinely curious and refuse to take themselves too seriously. With 278 episodes since 2018 and a 4.8-star rating, they have built a consistent audience of people who care about the internet as a creative medium. Recent episodes have tackled AI-generated content, the sustainability of creator careers, and what authenticity even means when your life is a brand. Episodes run about an hour and come out weekly.