The Patreon is a fun space where the hosts share mini-episodes, bonus content, and more risqué material they wouldn't cover on the main show.

“But guys, it is so fun on there. Again, we do bonus episodes every month. We do unwinds for every episode, which we just started doing for some reason. We don't even put it on the We It's not on the um subscription thing of like what we promise to deliver. We just deliver it every week.”

The host believes that starting a Patreon allows them to provide ad-free episodes and extra content to fans without changing the availability of the regular show.

“stop freaking out we're just giving people an opportunity to get the episode without the ads ad free and bonus content behind the scenes stuff so if you want more content more stuff from the bad friends you can still get all the other stuff for free just like normal”

He views the money recovered from bbtv as a free financial windfall.

“don't get me wrong excuse me that's money they owed us but in a sense I'm treating it like uh free money because I never thought I'd get it”

She claims that she is not actually struggling financially despite her jokes and uses the money she makes to pay for her expensive lifestyle.

“I don't think I have like a lot of people have like cars and like things that they love that are like a hobby but I genuinely just like my life is very expensive as is”

A revenue model based on subscriptions rather than advertising is preferable because it provides a more stable source of revenue for creators.

“My Hope and my desire is that the revenue will be perhaps more stable because it's based off of subscription right because advertising is a very volatile industry”

Noel Miller believes that Patreon is a more effective way to support a podcast than relying on AdSense.

“it wasn't just adsense that you could rely on it was like you had to diversify you had to do merch you had to try different things and patreon there was a couple of podcasts on patreon at that time that were doing well so that when we decided to do ours it was like that seemed like kind of a no-brai”

Zane believes that reality television stars should be required to have financial advisors to protect them from mismanagement of their earnings.

“I really these people aren't maybe the most financially like intelligent people out there just to make ourselves look good and give us the piece of mind because it's not good press knowing that I as the producer made Millions off these people and they still lost everything”

Reinvesting all money earned from the podcast into new equipment is the most effective way to grow the project.

“we should only spend the money that the podcast makes I'm down if the podcast makes a grand spend a thousand if it makes two thousand spend to that just reinvest it keep reinvesting it back”