In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I stand agog at the long road ahead.

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I go through a list of concerns that have been shared with me about this project and do my best to respond to them. Soon, I will do this in real life with an executive producer

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I do a full run-through of a pitch deck I created. (To see the visuals, find this episode on YouTube.)

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I get down to business talking about product-market fit.

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I am nearly speechless at all the amazing things that are happening.

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I speculate that maybe this series is winding down. Also, I talk about an upcoming date that might be the most important moment for this whole project -- but that doesn't stop me from getting the date wrong (I should have been saying "September," not "August")

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I revisit the topic of theme and how I've gained much more clarity on that front than the last time I talked about it

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I talk about the backlash I experienced for deleting that one scene (episode 19), and I dissect how The Princess Bride provides a solution to the problem.

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I talk about in-person collaborations with my song writer -- and with my wife!

In this episode of Joan Deserves a Musical, I try to convince you that the story of Joan of Arc actually CAN'T be told as a tragedy.