But MOSTLY Disney: Building a Community, Not Chasing Numbers

Sean “Tater” Roberson never planned to become a podcaster. He just wanted to make YouTube videos about something he loved: Disney. But what started as a way to keep content flowing between trips to the parks has grown into But MOSTLY Disney, a live podcast with a dedicated community, fascinating guests, and unexpected friendships.In this episode of Produced By, Tater shares his journey from creating videos under the YouTater name to building But MOSTLY Disney. We talk about how the podcast got started, how Andrew joined as co-host, and why Tater measures success less by downloads and subscribers and more by the people who show up every week.We also go behind the scenes of his production process, including his move from StreamYard to Ecamm Live, his editing workflow with Filmora, the use of AI, and the challenges of maintaining a consistent publishing schedule while balancing a full-time career.Tater also shares the thinking behind But Mostly Failing, a series where he talks about the mistakes, unnecessary purchases, and lessons he's learned as a creator.It's a conversation about creating what you love, learning as you go, and discovering that the most rewarding part of making content might be the community you build along the way.In this episode:Why Tater never intended to start a podcastThe evolution from YouTater to But MOSTLY DisneyHow Andrew became his co-hostFinding interesting guests by simply askingBuilding a community instead of chasing analyticsProducing live shows with EcammEditing, AI, equipment, and managing production costsWhy consistency matters more than perfectionLearning from failure and encouraging new creators to get started ★ Support this podcast ★