Universe Box is creating Podcasts
Stories set to a theme. Think outside with Bill Meeks and Anne Marie DeSimone.
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Milestone Goals
3 Milestone Goals
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We'll watch LOST
We'll watch the first season of the classic TV series LOST (which we've never done) then record several podcast specials discussing it. Help us kill the joke!
Instant Reactions
We'll record a short (3-5 minute) instant reaction as soon as we finish a new episode of Gotham or Once Upon a Time. We'll release it exclusively to our Patrons before including it in the podcast every week.
We'll create a new show with your help
Just like we did with the Universe Box podcast we'll work with our Patrons to develop a brand new show!
We'll write books about our favorite shows
We'll commit to writing two eBooks (one for Gotham, one for Once Upon a Time). We'll use our notes from the most current seasons to go in-depth on every episode. Patrons will get the eBooks for FREE.
Universe Box... Full time!
Bill leaves his day job and we start pushing out content daily! More videos! More commentaries! More everything! We'll be working full time for you.
About
We like stories. A lot.
Almost three years of producing podcasts based around stories has shown us that a lot of you like stories two.
We currently produce three weekly podcasts, with a smattering of less regular efforts.
Almost three years of producing podcasts based around stories has shown us that a lot of you like stories two.
We currently produce three weekly podcasts, with a smattering of less regular efforts.
- We dissect and analyze other people's stories on Greetings from Storybrooke and Legends of Gotham.
- We share your stories (set to a theme) on our new show Universe Box.
- Bill interviews random people on hey, you! what's up?. He always hangs up on them.
- Finally, Bill talks about his book series on Dogboy Adventures.
Location
Atlanta, GA, USA
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We like stories. A lot.
Almost three years of producing podcasts based around stories has shown us that a lot of you like stories too.
We produce three weekly podcasts, with a smattering of less regular efforts.
We've spent the past nine months expanding the quantity and quality of our content. We've gone from a simple audio podcast to a full YouTube show with an active community. Live three times a week. Usually around 8:30pm EST.
We've done this on our own dime and our own time (while spitting sick rhymes). We've developed processes, purchased equipment, invested in production quality, and tripled our weekly output.
Right now we spend 20 hours per week producing content. That's, like, half a full time job. We love it, but a small conversion-based sponsorship and YouTube ad revenue barely cover hosting costs. So far our greatest return in this whole venture is the passionate engagement of our audience.
We want to produce more content, and we want to continue to up the quality of the stuff we're already putting out. We have ideas at the ready, but right now we can't realistically tackle them without our other content suffering.
This is where you come in. Storytellers, can you spare a dime?
Almost three years of producing podcasts based around stories has shown us that a lot of you like stories too.
We produce three weekly podcasts, with a smattering of less regular efforts.
- We dissect and analyze other people's stories on Greetings from Storybrooke and Legends of Gotham.
- We share your stories (set to a theme) on our new show Universe Box.
- Bill interviews random people on hey, you! what's up?
- Finally, Bill talks about his book series on Dogboy Adventures.
We've spent the past nine months expanding the quantity and quality of our content. We've gone from a simple audio podcast to a full YouTube show with an active community. Live three times a week. Usually around 8:30pm EST.
We've done this on our own dime and our own time (while spitting sick rhymes). We've developed processes, purchased equipment, invested in production quality, and tripled our weekly output.
Right now we spend 20 hours per week producing content. That's, like, half a full time job. We love it, but a small conversion-based sponsorship and YouTube ad revenue barely cover hosting costs. So far our greatest return in this whole venture is the passionate engagement of our audience.
We want to produce more content, and we want to continue to up the quality of the stuff we're already putting out. We have ideas at the ready, but right now we can't realistically tackle them without our other content suffering.
This is where you come in. Storytellers, can you spare a dime?