We want Patreon to be safe, and we have no tolerance for hate speech. That's something I think other platforms have been… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I wanted a button on my personal website, on jackconte.com, that said please give me money whenever I make a video if… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I guess I kind of don't like how there's such a pedestal for music culture and especially for band culture. It just… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I don't love using synthesizers, but I do use synthesizers. I'm more inspired by acoustic instruments - as long as there's something… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
A lot of people hear the Pomplamoose story and think the moral of the story is to post your stuff on YouTube.… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
You can say something, make something, and be rewarded for it by the people you're speaking to. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I love well-produced stuff. The craft and the art of production is something I really, really love. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
Medium is like the Instagram of the corporate world. It's the layer that we want everybody to see, but not actually how it is.… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
Patreon, is, has been and will continue to be a creator-centric organization. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
There's a tendency for young musicians - I certainly was guilty of this - of wanting to know what they sound like, before making… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
Unless you've given up your business to a record label, there's no such thing as just being a musician anymore. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I love the idea of shifting power away from institutions and toward individual creative people. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
I couldn't possibly be any more open or public about my role as CEO at Patreon. — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
People like my videos, some of which can cost me thousands to make. So I just ask, 'How about giving me $1 to help… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
One lesson I learned with Pomplamoose is that there will always be haters. Part of achieving some level of success is learning to tune… — Jack Conte Copy Share Image
