Off the Dome

The improvised comedy podcast, Bitcherton, with a slew of your faves from Dropout will be dropping a Kickstarter on June 13. This is the first in a series of interviews with the cast! Brian Flaherty (he/him) and I chat about making an improvised regency story as well as what the Kickstarter rewards are going to be (spoiler: If they make a million dollars, I'm going to the premiere). Cast includes Ify Nwadiwe, Katie Marovitch, Carolyn Page, Alex Song-Xia, Brian Flaherty, and Cassie Wilson! Enjoy!Back the Bitcherton Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manysidedmedia/bitchertoPlay Good Time Society: https://goodtimesociety.com/Play DIE: https://rowanrookanddecard.com/product/die-the-roleplaying-game/?v=0b3b97fa6688

Jesse Harron (she/her), the mini-maker responsible for our boy Baron, the Orange Hat Fairy, and so many other minis you know and love sat down to chat with me all things model making at Dimension 20.Note: Our recording software crashed two times very early in the recording process, so you will see two abrupt edits near the beginning, and then Jesse switched to her phone, so her view changes slightly for the majority of the interview.

I chatted with Brian David Gilbert (he/him) about getting the call to join Um, Actually, the parasocial nature of fandom, and why he wants y'all to keep getting excited about seeing him in Dropout shows.

Eve Hinz (she/her) and I chatted about the many, many shows she has edited for Dropout (and College Humor!), including Very Important People, Game Changer, Total Forgiveness, and more!

Vic Michaelis (they/she) is back! We get into Pigs and Priests for VIP, potential Emmy nominations, Izzy Roland's movie, and Vic even asks me some of your questions! A thing which will never be repeated again.

The projectionists for Dimension 20, Derek Christensen (they/them) and Ruby O'Brien (she/her), sat down with me to talk about the new dome, bringing the worlds of D20 to life, the Vulture Dimension, and a certain lawnmower... Enjoy!

Alison Gondek (she/her), Art Director for Dimension 20: Fantasy High: Junior Year and I chat about everything we've seen halfway through the season. And yes, that does include the Vulture Dimension.

Tamar Levine (she/her), director of the fantastic Very Important People, sat down again to chat about the brilliance of the show, the staggering work of Tommy Shriggly, and develop plans to determine who is Vic Michaelis's number one fan.

Ify Nwadiwe (he/him) and I chatted about Um, Actually, the hints he dropped about becoming a host, potential future work, beating Brennan, VIP, working for Dropout and more!

Vic Michaelis (they/she) is back! And so are deeply problematic technical issues. It's a classic return to form.