Nebula

Well, I did see Lindsay Ellis just uploaded a video to YouTube, shockingly.

She does most of her stuff on Nebula these days.

It's like a two-and-a-half-hour video where she goes on six cruise lines back-to-back.

It's a pretty good video.

No, it's a good video.

I recommend it.

She does most of her stuff on Nebula these days.

What the fuck is Nebula?

We also have a TikTok and a YouTube and all the other things.

So a special thanks to those listening on Nebula.

If you listen there, every time you listen to the show, you support us directly with a little bit of monetary extra, which is nice.

So thank you for that.

Number one, nebula.tv slash probably not aliens.

That's where you can go.

Nebula is a streaming service.

It's got us.

It's got literally hundreds, maybe thousands, probably just hundreds of other creators, but definitely thousands and thousands of videos and other podcasts for you to check out.

We're doing a series, which I think is coming out.

It might be on Nebula now, but it comes out in a couple of weeks on Nathaniel Green.

Are you familiar with the second most famous general on America's side in the Revolutionary War? No, I don't know his name.

He's like George Washington's secondhand guy.

It's also a lot of luck and privilege and all of the things sort of come together in a soup.

But then it moves.

It's moved me into different sections back when I graduated college, into working in television, into working at YouTube, into working with Nebula.

Like all of these things, like it's ping pong me around and I am nowhere near where I thought I was.

Oh, sorry.

Nebula is a streaming service.

I'm sorry.

I'm

Third one will be out next week.

And there'll be one more, God willing, in November.

So yeah, you can find it only on Nebula because YouTube would not allow me to monetize that content.

All

Mm-hmm.

And of course, Lindsay Ellis, but a lot of her stuff is on Nebula these days, so you have to subscribe Nebula, which I do, in order to get Lindsay's content.

It's an interesting thing, speaking of Nebula-

Mm-hmm

... how much the diversification of content has come out.

Yeah

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Nebula's holding its own at this point.

So Storyblocks, which is a service that I think you could pay for.

So I have access to it through Nebula.

Because I'm on Nebula, they actually have... a channel wide account that we all get access to.

I don't know what it would cost if you were just an individual creator, but they have like, if you, if you search Philadelphia, you'll get like pages and pages of results of, of like public domain footage of like aerials or, or shots from the street or whatever that you just kind of browse through and find something that, that demonstrates the thing that you're talking about in the video.

Not all cities, like some cities are harder to find.

Right, right.

I see what you're saying.

When I started doing sponsored content, like working with sponsors, and that happens through Nebula as well.

And I apologize if that bothers you.

And if that bothers you and you're willing to pay a couple of more dollars, you can go to Nebula and watch it uncut because that's the only place I can pretty much guarantee that the video will exist as it was intended.

That's it, hopefully.

So we're just going to go ahead and get started.