Thanks to the generous spirit of audiocast listeners like you, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm was inundated with ideas on how to keep the Mihmiverse alive in these uncertain times! In this month's episode, he discusses how he plans to implement the best of these ideas to ensure the 'verse continues to thrive for the forseeable future! Also included: Another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm gets "real" and discusses a lot of the difficulties independent filmmakers face in today's streaming landscape and why there's a distinct possibility "Three Bad Girls Who Find a Gun and Become Vampires" may be the LAST Mihmiverse movie! Also included: Another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm talks about the fine folks who made it possible to submit "The Wad: The True Story Behind the Phantom Lake Chewing Gum Disaster" to film festivals, explains how he found out that there's a Mihmiverse fan base in Russia, and gets jazzed about being able to start shooting his next opus, "Three Bad Girls Who Find a Gun and Become Vampires!" Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm talks about what makes his next movie, "The Wad: The True Story Behind the Phantom Lake County Chewing Gum Disaster," so great, and talks about what comes AFTER: Namely his tribute to 1950s juvenile delinquent and Coen brothers movies, "Three Bad Girls Who Find a Gun and Become Vampires!" Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm gets extra jazzed about finishing his 19th film, "The Wad: The True Story Behind the Phantom Lake Chewing Gum Disaster," talks about what he thought when he finally watched the film for the first time, and discusses the upcoming "trailer reveal" in Oshkosh, WI! Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm gets philosophical (mostly because he's just REALLY tired) about seizing every moment you get in this short life and updates everyone on the current status of his soon-to-be-finished next film, "The Wad!" Also included: Another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm talks about how his holidays didn't go the way he'd planned, discusses the next Mihmiverse movie, "The Wad," and reveals his New Year's resolutions for 2024! Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm talks about why everyone shouldn't take good times for granted and discusses what makes "The Wad: The True Story Behind the Phantom Lake County Chewing Gum Disaster" so different and exciting to film! Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm talks about his next film and the unique challenge presented by making a faux-documentary, and muses on the "generational divide" in regards to how people watch filmed entertainment! Also included: The latest installment of "An Oral History of the Mihmiverse" and another edition of "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!

This month, host writer/director Christopher R. Mihm discusses the state of his next movie, "The Wad," pontificates on his renewed sense of excitement for the art of filmmaking, and updates the world on his daughter's ambitions in the sport of curling! Also included: More "Atomic Tales," a monthly short story from the author of "The Canoe Cops vs. The Mummy," Stephen D. Sullivan!