AnimeCons TV
AnimeCons TV is more than just anime conventions. There are thousands of fan conventions held around the world each year and AnimeCons TV is your window into that world. AnimeCons TV features convention reports, cosplay help, advice about attending and staffing conventions, lists of upcoming cons, and answers to your questions about fan conventions.
AnimeCons TV Extras
Sometimes there's great content that won't fit in an episode of AnimeCons TV. We may have additional footage from events, full interviews, or other nifty tidbits. This feed contains that extra content.
The Chibi Project
Adequate.com's science labs came into the possession of a small PVC figure of the Sailor Moon character known as "Chibi Moon". Upon realizing the high level of pure evil being radiated by this anime figure, our top scientists began to subject the small soldier to a battery of tests. Having failed to determine a method of destruction, we have since moved on to other test subjects in hope of finding a solution. This podcast covers the various experiments that have been conducted.
Sci-Fi Tech Support
Jaime Ruiz-Avila and Patrick Delahanty examine technology in science fiction and explain how it works (or how it might work) in reality. New episodes are posted periodically. Call in with your tech support questions on our voice mail line at (762) 233-7828.
DIAF
DIAF is a series of audiobooks presented in podcast format. Written by members of Chat Realm, DIAF stories follow the adventures of Brian Brushwood and Justin Robert Young. Content in this podcast is contributed entirely by fans.
Bridge to the Future
Bridge to the Future is a 20 minute promotional film released in 1951 by Worcester Polytechnic Institute. It is the fictional story of Bob Lansford as he visits WPI, becomes a student, gets a loyal girlfriend, graduates, and then nearly jumps off a bridge. It is narrated by one of the characters who claims to be a WPI graduate, often repeats himself, doesn't reveal his name, and often repeats himself...
BBLiveShow
BBLiveShow was a live Internet stream that billed itself as the "best worst show on the Internet". The forerunner of NSFW, Night Attack, and Great Night, BBLiveShow is the brainchild of Brian Brushwood who sometimes referred to himself as "a toddler beating on a drum". The show usually consisted of Brian interacting with his co-hosts, the chat room, and occasional callers. Episodes started out with a topic of discussion, but often evolved into something else. Regular topics included a Viral Video Smackdown and Adobeshop Contest.