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Early this morning, there was a knock on my front door. It was my little sister, Jewell, still clad in her morning bathrobe, insisting that I needed to come outside. As I walked out with her, I asked what it was I so urgently needed to see. “A bat,” she said, explaining that it [...] . . . → Read More: Meet Frederick 
A satire about the ongoing NSA surveillance scandal that has dominated the news since Edward Snowden leaked the information. Featuring some fine felt characters from Norman Tweeter Productions! . . . → Read More: WIRETAP: a short film about NSA surveillance 
Adam recounts his experience with three major record labels claiming his rendition of Silent Night via YouTube’s content ID, and everything that happened afterward. . . . → Read More: YouTube and Copyright 
Adam and friends say goodbye to 2013 and greet 2014 with a little Auld Lang Syne. . . . → Read More: Happy New Year! 
Adam’s “Fedoras Are Awesome” makes it onto the “Most Hated Videos of 2013″ list put out by “What’s The Big Deal?” with Annie Gaus. . . . → Read More: “Fedoras Are Awesome” one of 2013′s most hated videos 
Adam inadvertently butts heads with the YouTube automatic content ID system when he sings “Silent Night” — a song firmly in the public domain. . . . → Read More: YouTube’s content ID system brings humbug to the holidays 
Adam talks about the winter solstice, reflects on the Project for Awesome and his birthday, and does some Christmas caroling. . . . → Read More: Winter Solstice 
Adam’s seventh annual Project for Awesome video. To promote the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, seven people whose lives have been affected by suicide, suicidal ideation, and depression come forward and tell their stories. . . . → Read More: #P4A 2013: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 
In which Bobby posts the first video seen on the Vlogtag channel in over a year. . . . → Read More: [Vlogtag] Hello from FL 
Adam reflects on his depature from Tacoma a year ago while departing his fair city once again, after a month-long trip. . . . → Read More: Thoughts from a train: leaving Tacoma again |
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