This series follows the lives of those living on the streets of Minneapolis and reveals the reality of this nationwide problem.

Stuck in the middle of a feud between gods and monsters, Talice and Chaz are forced to make allegiances and sacrifices to save all they hold dear. But can they do so without losing themselves in the process?

Move over, SNL! Locally Grown Comedy is a female-led, filmed sketch comedy and music company. We create high production value, comedy sketches and music videos, featuring over 100 diverse performers, crew, editors and artists from the Midwest. Our content is accessible, for free, on social media platforms. *Winner of "BEST NEW PROJECT" at Catalyst Film Festival, 2022.

Very Random Encounters is a show were the cast plays tabletop roleplaying games in which they randomize as many things as possible. In this season, the cast plays the Things from the Flood RPG, a follow up to Tales from the Loop, set in an alternate universe SCI-FI 90s. Meet the characters and find out how their world changes suddenly and drastically.

Love monster movies? Love film studies? We review traditional kaiju, creature features, space invaders, classic Hollywood monsters, the supernatural, and everything in between through a cultural and historical lens. The good, the bad, and the downright campy - all strange beasts welcome here!

In response to the Cherokee Tribes’ declaration of emergency for the language, award-winning multimedia artist Chris Griffith (Cherokee Nation, OK) in association with Z Puppets Rosenschnoz Productions presents NOQUISI DAGSI (ᏃᏈᏏ ᏓᎦᏏ) STAR TURTLE.

With 21st century twists on traditional characters and catchy original songs in English and Cherokee, STAR TURTLE follows Turtle and Wabbit’s quest through time and space to help keep alive the Cherokee language.

Each episode of this web series introduces basic Cherokee language concepts, history and culture while imagining a vibrant Cherokee future.

“Episode 1: Now” begins as the diabolical Kolana sets her sights on young turtle, Noquisi Dagsi.

Using her telescopic powers, Kolana spies Dagsi in a pitiful state of despair at his Grandmother’s house.

After Dagsi fails to succeed on the ball field, at the swimming hole and in the kitchen, the young turtle proclaims to Grandmother Turtle that he is a “not-good-at-anything-nobody.”

Through a heartfelt song, Grandmother reassures Dagsi that he indeed is and always will be worthy of his name Star Turtle.

Flash to the future: Dagsi, grown up and at the steering wheel of a spaceship, is jolted out of the sweet childhood memory of his Grandmother’s song by his lifelong sidekick Jisdu Wabbit. While alarms signal that Grandmother is in danger and distress, Jisdu urgently asks Dagsi if it is time to launch into space. Gathering strength from the echoes of Grandma’s song, Dagsi gives the command to rocket forward to save her.

Combining live action with puppetry, the dynamic duo of Dagsi Turtle & Jisdu Wabbit take viewers on an exuberant musical ride into the Cherokee language. Through STAR TURTLE, audiences will see, hear and sing along with Cherokee words at a critical time in the survival of the language.

Thin Places Radio is a short-form audio drama and fiction podcast written by Kristen O’Neal and produced by Kaitlin Bruder. The Host comes through the airwaves to share insights from strange locations, responding to real voicemails from actual callers with supernaturally sentimental anecdotes and advice. Each episode is a surreal blend of the paranormal and the mundane—and always ten minutes or less.

Anthology of horror stories set in a series of bedrooms.