This week Tim gives us the scoop on Vidcon 2013, Lon got his 1,000 subscribers to hit the live streaming mark on YouTube Live, and the week's independent content news.

This week Tim & Lon welcome Travis Richey, producer of the Untitled Web Series About A Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time. Travis talks to us about lessons learned promoting his many web series and sticks around as we review the week in independent content news.

This week Tim & Lon look at the Pivothead camera glasses, recap Comic-Con 2013, discover how you can store HD B-Roll footage for free on Google+ and look at Yahoo's video platform play. That plus our webseries of the week: Shelf Life!

Dane Golden of Hey.com joins Lon and Tim this week. We take a hands on look at Lon's Google Glass, learn how to stay out of trouble with the US Department of Labor when hiring interns, a new autonomous flight controller for the Parrot AR Drone, and we take a look at the week's news.

This week we're joined by Brian Rodda from Brian Rodda consulting. We talk about marketing your webseries and the mistake that many independent content creators make: neglecting to come up with a marketing plan and budget. That plus the week's independent content news.

This week we're joined by Babette Pepaj from Bakespace.com. Babette tells us all about her user-generated cookbook site and how they're integrating video into electronic cookbooks. That plus the week's independent content news.

Mildred Lewis and Adam Fox join us to talk about their company the Fox Lewis Project and their web series The Etiquette show. This week we look at the tough choices we have to make between what we want to produce and what audiences want to see.

We speculate about WWDC that was popping up after our recording. That plus building your own apps vs. using a company to help make one, a big uptick in Google's mobile video ad sales, and more.

Google+ is back in style once more with a beautiful new layout, the EFF is making a major effort to protect podcasters from patent trolls, Arrested Development's lackluster reviews hurt Netflix stock, and Amazon launches pilots based on user feedback. All that and more on this week's episode of Behind the Video. Check out our show notes here: http://goo.gl/2Ffux

This week Lon and Tim look at how independent content creators should be using LinkedIn to network with potential clients and advertisers. That plus Arrested Development on Netflix, and how viral video worked back in the pre YouTube days. Check out our show notes here: http://goo.gl/0BcyC