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The Vergecast · June 1, 2026 · 36m
Casey Neistat's guide to posting every day
The Vergecast marks its transition to a daily show with Casey Neistat, who discusses his 800-day vlogging streak. He shares practical and psychological insights on maintaining daily content creation, the current state of YouTube, and strategies for sustaining creative output without burnout.
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Curious
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A creator who posts good work every day will eventually reach a larger, more loyal audience than one who posts masterpieces sporadically, because consistency compounds trust and algorithms.
Highlights
Editorial
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Posting every day publicly, where people expect and depend on your content, creates a powerful behavioral enforcement mechanism that pure internal motivation cannot match.
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When you post every day publicly, your identity can become inseparably linked to the act of posting, making it psychologically difficult to ever stop.
Misc
✧Casey Neistat completed 800 consecutive days of vlogging—a rare feat of public consistency in the creator economy
✧The episode marks The Vergecast's official shift to daily publishing, making this a meta conversation about the constraints and benefits of daily formats
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