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Join Us For The MinnFAQs Stream At Noon Central (Patreon)

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2020-07-06 13:39:56
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Every Monday at Noon Central, we stream an exclusive Q&A for supporters in the High Council. We’re happy to answer any and all questions about the future of MinnMax, our past, or the news of the day. If you can’t make it into the chat during the stream, feel free to leave your question here and we’ll answer it on the stream.

Thanks for your support, everybody!

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MinnFAQs - 7/6/2020

Ben Hanson answers questions from the MinnMax community.

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Anonymous

In case I miss the show while I’m at work please send me a question at askalockamithpod@gmail.com to help with my Betterquest and my new podcast

Anonymous

This is a long, multi-part question, so please bear with me. I wanted to ask about your current workload, how you’re managing, and whether you have any worries about spreading yourselves too thin. I’m not trying to blow smoke up your butt, but MinnMax has been killing it with introducing new, varied content, with the volume far exceeding what I had expected to be honest. While I realise the workload is spread out, with Helgeson working on MinnTrax, and Ana working on Refreshed etc., but with the rate that new stuff is being introduced are you at all worried that you’ll find yourself in a position where in a year from now, you’ll have a new idea for a show you really want to do, but find yourself too tied down to shows you’re already producing? Somewhat tangentially related, but how tied do you feel to your current shows, especially ones which were goals? If something is not working out as well as expected, would you part with it, if the person producing it felt they had a new, or better idea? Lastly, do you think introducing shows in a limited run ala Photomode Snap a good way to test the water with new content in terms of interest? Not part of the question, but the reason I ask is because I feel like no matter how good current content is, over time people start to want something new or fresh, and can start to view an outlet as stagnant if they’re not changing things up, but if the people at the outlet are already overloaded they obviously can’t produce something new without something else having to make way.