Amelia Dimoldenberg: I wouldn't invite Andy Burnham on Chicken Shop Date - but I'd love a chat
Summary
Amelia Dimoldenberg, creator of the popular YouTube show Chicken Shop Date, says she would not invite Prime Minister Andy Burnham onto her show but would like to have a conversation with him about youth unemployment. She highlights the importance of training and apprenticeships for young people and is actively involved in running a free summer course to help young people gain experience in creative industries.Key Facts
- Amelia Dimoldenberg is known for her YouTube series Chicken Shop Date, featuring deadpan humor and awkward flirting.
- She would not invite Prime Minister Andy Burnham on her show but is open to talking with him about tackling youth unemployment.
- Burnham plans to work with content creators to spread his message.
- Dimoldenberg runs the Dimz Inc. Academy, a free summer course offering paid work placements and mentoring for people aged 18-24.
- The course is expanding from one week to four weeks this year.
- She created Chicken Shop Date after starting in a youth club and wants to help young people get work experience in media.
- Dimoldenberg sees youth not in employment, education, or training (NEETs) as a serious problem.
- She also hosts other media projects, including Passenger Princess and red carpet interviews.
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