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William Henry "Hank" Green II (born May 5, 1980) is an American entrepreneur, musician, educator, producer, and vlogger. He is best known for his
channel , where he and his brother, , regularly upload videos, as well as for creating and hosting the educational YouTube channels
Green co-created , the world's largest online video conference, with his brother John, and created NerdCon: Stories, a conference focused on storytelling. He is the co-creator of
(), a web series adaptation of
in the style of video blogs. He is also the founder of the environmental technology blog EcoGeek and the Internet Creators Guild, and co-founder of merchandise company , crowdfunding platform Subbable—acquired by
in 2015—game company DFTBA Games, and online video production company Pemberley Digital, which produces video blog adaptations of classic novels in the public domain.
Green was born in , and his family soon moved to , , where he was raised. He graduated from
in 1998 and then earned a
from the . His master's thesis was entitled "Of Both Worlds: How the Personal Computer and the Environmental Movement Change Everything".
Green addressing the camera in a vlog component of a 2016 Vlogbrothers video.
Main article:
From January 1 to December 31, 2007, Green and his brother
ran a video blog project titled Brotherhood 2.0. The original project ran every week day for the entire year, with the premise that the brothers would cease all text-based ("textual") communication for the year and instead converse by daily , made available to the public via their
channel Vlogbrothers and on their website.
In 2008, John and Hank met up with their fans, known as "Nerdfighters". The first gathering was a last-minute decision, but despite the short three-day notice, nearly a hundred people attended. In August, John and Hank were invited to the Google office in Chicago to talk about the project. That same day, they filled the
with about four hundred young adults.
Following John's tour to promote his third novel, , the brothers went on a national tour in November. With events in 17 different cities, they met thousands of Nerdfighters at local libraries and community centers. During this tour, Hank released his first album of Nerdfighter-themed songs, titled So Jokes.
The Green brothers have been interviewed on
and have been recurring keynote speakers at the
fan convention .
The Brotherhood 2.0 project succeeded in its original mission. The two brothers have come to communicate more thoroughly with each other, and have a larger influence in each other's lives than before the project was initiated. The brothers talked on the phone once or twice a year before Brotherhood 2.0, but, according to Hank's wife Katherine, they now "talk almost every day."
John and Hank continued to post vlogs every Tuesday and Friday on their channel. Their video topics vary from explanations of current events, reunion videos, joke videos, rant videos, thoughts from various places, Question Tuesdays, random topics, and more. As of December 12, 2016, they have posted 1,476 videos. With over 2,940,000 subscribers, they are the 589th most subscribed channel on the website. Their videos have been watched over 657,000,000 times.
In 2007, John and Hank introduced the annual charity project titled the
(P4A), a project in which YouTube users take two days, traditionally December 17 and 18, to create videos promoting charities or nonprofit organizations of their choosing. The total amount of money raised every year has continued to incrementally increase (with the exception of 2011). In 2015 a record $1,546,384 was raised.
In January 2012, Hank and
created the educational
channel , as part of the site's . The channel features several educational courses based on the high school curriculum, and first launched with series focusing on Biology and World History. According to John, the brothers see Crash Course "as an introduction, as a way to get kids excited about learning, not as an attempt to replace traditional classroom materials." Their goal is to create "resources that allow for more valuable interaction in the classroom," with hopes that the channel will one day span the entire high school curriculum.
The channel was initially hosted by the two brothers, with Hank focusing on the science courses and John teaching the humanities courses. The channel has since expanded to welcome new hosts such as , , and
into its roster, and has launched new courses such as Astronomy, Physics, and Philosophy. As part of YouTube Kids, a separate Crash Course: Kids channel was launched in March 2015, with
hosting a Science course geared toward a younger audience.
Crash Course has received praise from students and teachers alike. It has been awarded grants by
, and has struck a partnership with
to continue developing more series, although the majority of its funding comes from viewer support via .
Green created the science YouTube channel
in January 2012, which, like Crash Course, was also initially funded by the online video website. The channel features a series of videos focused on several scientific fields such as chemistry, physics, and biology, as well as interviews and trivia shows with experts. Green aims for SciShow's content to be approachable and to dispel the idea that science is an inherently difficult subject. Like Crash Course, SciShow is meant to be supplementary to the traditional educational experience, with Green's goal being "to be good at one thing so teachers can be good at other things."
SciShow is primarily hosted by Green, though it has since expanded with
taking on additional hosting duties, as well as with occasional appearances by
and . A spin-off channel, SciShow Space, was launched in April 2014 to cover space topics, and is hosted by Green, Reid Reimers, and Caitlin Hofmeister. A third channel, SciShow Kids, premiered in March 2015. It is aimed at 3- to 6-year-olds and is hosted by Jessi Knudsen Casta?eda.
The channel has amassed a large audience, with its videos being regularly featured on several media outlets. Green and SciShow were granted a national advertisement deal with YouTube that featured promotion on billboards and television commercials. The channel has been praised as "informative, casual without being condescending, and funny," though it has been criticized for providing biased information on , which was later addressed in a video.
On April 9, 2012, Hank Green and co-creator, , premiered a new web series, . This series is a modern adaptation of 's , his wife's favorite book, and is conveyed through the form of . The series stars , , , and Julia Cho. The channel has over 160,000 subscribers, with more than 22.5 million video views. The series also bridged other online media, such as Twitter and Tumblr pages under the names of characters and entities from the series. Green was also one of the writers of the series.
As a result of The Lizzie Bennet Diaries' success, Pemberley Digital launched Welcome to Sanditon in 2013, a spin-off web-series based on Jane Austen's unfinished novel . Green and Su serve as executive producers, with Lizzie Bennet Diaries' producers Margaret Dunlap and Jay Bushman serving as creators, executive producers, and showrunners. The series follows Gigi Darcy when she moves to Sanditon, California to run a beta demo of the Pemberley Digital Domino application.
The next Pemberley Digital project was , an adaptation of Jane Austen's , which premiered in 2014. Created by Su, who executive produces with Green, the web-series follows Emma Woodhouse as she documents her business success with her lifestyle company.
Pemberley Digital partnered with
to produce the company's first web-series not based on an novel written by Austen. , a modern adaptation of 's
co-created by Su, Brett Register, and Lon Harris, premiered in 2014 on the PBS Digital YouTube channel. The series was executive produced by Su and Green, and follows PhD student Victoria Frankenstein, portrayed by as Anna Lore, and Iggy DeLacey, portrayed by , as they make videos for their science YouTube channel.
In his Vlogbrothers video uploaded on December 7, 2012, Green featured , a curatorial assistant at the . In this video, she showed Green a wide variety of specimens in the lab. Due to her ease in front of the camera, enthusiasm, and fan comments, Graslie was offered her own YouTube channel The Brain Scoop as a part of the Nerdfighter family. The series debuted in January 2013. Her work on the series has been described by journalists as "articulate and hilarious", as well as enthusiastic. The Brain Scoop was acquired by
More recently, Green has been working as executive producer on a new YouTube channel called Sexplanations with Dr. , a , to try to educate people and open up a
to ask questions about , , , , and other sexuality topics. Their first video debuted June 10, 2013, introducing Dr. Doe and opening the conversation to the world.
Following the success of Crash Course and SciShow, Green and his brother
partnered with
to produce and co-host a YouTube channel based on the magazine. Both Green brothers wrote for the magazine years before they were approached to help launch the YouTube channel. The first series, called The List Show, features John Green presenting several interesting facts and bits of trivia related to a central topic. The channel has since launched two other series: Big Questions, hosted by , and Misconceptions, hosted by . Initially, Hank was slated to host a quiz show based on his abandoned YouTube channel Truth or Fail, in which viewers would answer several questions via link annotations, jumping from video to video to find out answers and get more questions. Only one episode of the Quiz Show was released, though Hank has stayed on as producer on the other series, as well as occasionally guest hosting The List Show.
executive produce How to Adult, an educational web-series hosted by vloggers and young adult novelists
and Emma Mills. The series premiered in February 2014 and is meant to offers solutions and teach life skills to newly minted adults. The channel features Martin and Mills, as well as guest appearances by Hank and Emily Graslie, talking about topics not generally covered in school and teaching skills and dispensing advice surrounding adulthood. The series was pitched to the
by Martin and Mills, who then decided to help fund and produce the channel.
Green partnered with Animal Wonders, a non-profit organization that rescues animals and houses them in its center, to launch a new YouTube channel focused on animals in 2014. Animal Wonders is hosted by Jessi Knudsen Casta?eda, a regular guest of the
Talk Show, and founder and executive director of Animal Wonders, Inc. The channel is produced and directed by Caitlin Hofmeister and Matthew Gaydos, and features a wide range of animals residing in the animal center, as well as information on petcare, training, and animal behavior.
In June 2015, Green teamed-up with
and Jimmy Hill to produce a new daily morning show titled Cereal Time. The idea came from Green, who serves as an executive producer on the series, after McDonnell asked him for advice on his next projects. The show premieres every weekday morning at 7:00 GMT on the Cereal Time YouTube channel, and features McDonnell and Hill having a conversation over breakfast and discussing several topics. The show is influenced by 's Good Mythical Morning, and McDonnell has described the show as "authentic" likening his presenting style as "a bit more of myself than I am on my main YouTube channel." Green stated that his role as executive producer mostly involves paying for production, and while he confirmed that the show isn't profitable, he assured viewers that it would continue.
After two years of producing
through grants provided by YouTube, the
decided to find a more sustainable way to fund the projects.
In 2013, they launched Subbable, a monthly subscription-bases crowdfunding platform similar to
that would let subscribers pledge a monthly donation to creators and receive perks in exchange by building up a pledge bank. Among the initial platform's initial creators and channels were the Green brother's Crash Course and SciShow, and YouTubers , , . In the Subbable introduction video, Green said:
The advertising system is so ingrained that there isn't a technological solution, but there might be a cultural solution. Cultural changes need activation energy and they need catalysts. Nerdfighteria has become kind of a pretty powerful force, so I feel like Nerdfighteria can be the activation energy and Subbable could be the catalyst.
In March 2015, , another subscription-based crowdfunding platform acquired Subbable and added Subbable's creators into its fold, with the bulk of the acquisition money going to match up to $100,000 in pledges to ease the transition. Although talks of the two companies joining forces had been discussed since their launch, they only got serious after Amazon announced a change in its payment services, which would lead to Subbable creators losing subscribers. As part of the deal, the Green brothers received a small portion of Patreon and Hank signed on as unpaid advisor.
In June 2015, Hank Green and his brother
started a weekly
titled . They call it "A comedy podcast about death". Taking a mainly humorous tone, each episode opens with the brothers talking about their lives in a casual fashion, followed by John reading a poem that he selected for the week before the brothers read a series of questions submitted by listeners and offer their dubious advice. The episode closes with a news segment with two standard topics: , presented by Hank, and , presented by John. Hank has said that he enjoys the more conversational tone of the podcast, as it more closely resembles what the Vlogbrothers videos used to be like in past years.
Throughout high school and college Hank Green created and designed websites for himself and local clients. His first project, the "Mars Exploration Page" in 1994, experienced minor success on the heels of the
Mission. Later website, , brought press from local news channels and the . Green continued as a
after moving to
for , focusing on developing websites for educational institutions (including the ) and environmental .
While in graduate school, Green created "EcoGeek", a blog focusing on technological advancements that would benefit the environment. Starting out as a class project, EcoGeek evolved into a major environmental publication. EcoGeek caught the attention of , where it was described as "porn for hardcore science, tech and enviro freaks". Writing about environmental issues, Green has been published on numerous environmental blogs, , , , , , ,
and in the .
During the mid-2000s, Green wrote regularly for
and co-authored one of their books, Mental Floss: Scatterbrained.
During the Brotherhood 2.0 project, Green accepted a challenge to perform bi-weekly an original song (known as "Song Wednesdays") and he has continued, though less frequently, to write, record, and perform songs since then. His songs include "I'm Gonna Kill You," "Baby, I Sold Your Dog on eBay," and "What Would Captain Picard Do?". Green's first successful song was "Accio Deathly Hallows", which was featured on YouTube's front page preceding the release of the , and has been viewed over one and a half million times.
Green's first studio album, So Jokes, was released in 2008 and reached number 22 on the Billboard Top 25 revenue generating albums online. He has since released four other albums: I'm So Bad at This: Live! (2009), This Machine Pwns n00bs (2009), Ellen Hardcastle (2011) which was named for the winner of a 2010 charity raffle, and Incongruent (2014) with his new band, Hank Green and the Perfect Strangers. The album was released on May 7, 2014.
for "Don't Forget to Be Awesome") is an e-commerce merchandise company that was co-founded by Green and Alan Lastufka in 2008. Originally a record label, its main focus was music generated by prominent YouTube stars like Green himself, , , , among others. The company now focuses on selling merchandise for prominent YouTube stars, such as Green and his brother John, , , , and , among several others. DFTBA Records has a prominently independent distribution network.
The goal of the record label, as Lastufka stated in a video on the subject, is to provide a distribution network for talented artists of YouTube and to make sure their music reaches out to the "largest audience possible." The record label claims to aid a bigger audience in connecting with the artists, and make the "YouTube experience" more lucrative, more exciting, and more fun. Aside from music albums, the label's official website sells other forms of merchandise, such as T-shirts, accessories, and posters.
On June 19, 2014, Lastufka announced that he had sold his entire stake in the company and resigned as president, to pursue other projects.
Hank (right), with his brother, John, at VidCon 2012
is an annual conference based around online video. Along with his brother, John, Hank founded VidCon in response to the growing online video community. Hank states, “We wanted to get as much of the online video community together, in one place, in the real world for a weekend. It's a celebration of the community, with performances, concerts, but it's also a discussion of the explosion in community-based online video.”
The event draws many popular YouTube users, as well as their fans, and provides room for the community to interact. The event also contains an industry conference for people and businesses working in the online video field. Since its inception, the annual attendance of the event has grown.
In 2011, Green created , which allow one to watch
in 2-D. The glasses were originally created for those who
watching 3-D movies (such as Green's wife) and consist of either two right or two left lenses from a pair of regular .
In January 2015, Green announced plans for a game company called DFTBA Games on the crowdfunding platform . He launched the first DFTBA Games project Wizard School in September 2015. Wizard School is tabletop card game meant to emulate attending and "graduating" from "Wizard School." This project was fully funded within the same day it launched.
On the subject of stories, Green has said:
Stories, of course, are an easy thing to love. They’re how we understand the world… how we pass information from person to person. I’m serious when I say that I think stories are a bit part of what makes us human, so when I was thinking of things I wanted to celebrate, that stuck out.
Following VidCon's success, Green launched a new conference, NerdCon: Stories, focusing on all types of storytelling media, in 2015. The first NerdCon: Stories was held at the
in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during October 9–10, 2015. The two-day conference attracted around 3,000 attendees, and featured guests such as Hank and , , , , , and the
cast and crew, among other storytellers, authors, performers, and musicians.
The second NerdCon: Stories is scheduled to return to the Minneapolis Convention Center in October 14–15, 2016, with many of its original guests returning.
Green resides in
with his wife, Katherine Green. He was diagnosed with
in 2006. On a video on his personal channel, Green said "I sort of am more at the whim of my body than I feel like a lot of people are. I have been able to design my schedule around that..." Hank identifies as an . Hank and Katherine had their first child – a son, Orin – in late October 2016.
Credited as
Executive producer
2012–present
Hosted by Green and
: World History
Crash Course: Biology
Host (40 episodes)
Co- writer (2 episodes); based on
Crash Course: Ecology
Host (12 episodes)
Crash Course: English Literature
Hosted by John Green
The Brain Scoop
H currently produced by
Crash Course: U.S. History
Hosted by John Green
Crash Course: Chemistry
Host (46 episodes)
2013–present
: List Show
Hosted by John Green
Welcome to Sanditon
by Jane Austen
2013–present
Sexplanations
by Jane Austen
Crash Course: Psychology
Host (40 episodes)
Crash Course: Literature 2
Hosted by John Green
2014–present
How to Adult
and Emma Mills
Hosted by Green, Reid Reimers, and Caitlin Hofmeister
Animal Wonders
Hosted by Jessi Knudsen Casta?eda
Crash Course: World History 2
Hosted by John Green
Crash Course: Big History
Hosted by Green, John Green, and Emily Graslie
2014–present
mental_floss: Big Questions
mental_floss: Misconceptions
Crash Course: Anatomy & Physiology
Host (47 episodes)
Crash Course: Astronomy
Crash Course: U.S. Government & Politics
Hosted by Craig Benzine
Crash Course Kids: Science
Hosted by Sabrina Cruz
2015–present
SciShow Kids
Hosted by Jessi Knudsen Casta?eda
Crash Course: Intellectual Property
Hosted by Stan Muller
2015–present
Cereal Time
and Jimmy Hill
Cast member: Aankia
Crash Course: Economics
Hosted by Adriene Hill and Jacob Clifford
The Financial Diet
Hosted by Chelsea Fagan and Lauren Van Hage
2016–present
Crash Course: Philosophy
Crash Course: Physics
Hosted by Shini Somara
Crash Course: Games
Hosted by Andre Meadows
So Jokes (2008)
This Machine Pwns n00bs (2009)
Ellen Hardcastle (2011)
Incongruent (2014) (as Hank Green and The Perfect Strangers)
Live Albums:
I'm So Bad at This: Live! (2009)
Tour de Nerdfighting (2012)
Extended Plays:
Thinking About Christmas Songs (2013) (only available from the 2013 )
Also appears on:
Wrock for Darfur (2008)
DFTBA Records, Volume One (2009)
C4N'7 R3M1X35 (2010)
DFTBA Records, Volume Two (2010)
DFTBA Records, Volume Three (2012)
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