Amelia Dimoldenberg on Collaborating with UK's New Prime Minister and Her Media Empire

Amelia Dimoldenberg, known for her YouTube series Chicken Shop Date, discusses collaborating with the UK's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, viewing it as a positive step for reaching more people through social media. Despite not seeing Burnham as a fit for her show, she's open to discussing youth unemployment solutions with him. Dimoldenberg also highlights her Dimz Inc. Academy, aiming to support young creatives with paid placements and mentoring, addressing the UK's Neets crisis. Her media empire expands with Passenger Princess's second series and upcoming directing projects.

She meets in BBC's Broadcasting House, preferring the setting over a chicken shop, showcasing her dry humor. Dimoldenberg's inscrutability in person contrasts with her enthusiasm for the academy, born from her own youth club experiences. She believes in the importance of training schemes and apprenticeships for youth employment.

While her show avoids politicians, focusing on musicians and actors, Dimoldenberg's chemistry with guests like Andrew Garfield sparks internet interest. She remains committed to Chicken Shop Date until she finds her 'one true love' through the series, with Drake as her ultimate guest goal.

Dimoldenberg's empire includes red carpet interviews, a production company, and a upcoming rom-com role. She values preparation, researching thoroughly before events. The academy's extension to four weeks reflects its success, offering a pathway into digital media for 18-24-year-olds.