Hoggworks Videos

In the last installment of the "Building Centurion" series, the puppet comes together, and I do a fair bit of beatboxing. Apparently.

This is the first of a series of behind-the-scenes videos where I show the process I used to build my Centurion puppet. In this one, I talk about the structural aspects, and prattle on about some other vaguely puppet-esque things.

Michael Arrington thinks that Chrome OS will destroy Windows. I think he's a fool who's flat wrong.

Mojo sings. Did you know that he can sing? Now, sure, he can't sing terribly WELL, but he can sing.

People are saying there's a war on Christmas, and they use as evidence of this things like the recent Atheist Bus Campaign in Washington, and England. But does that make it a war?

This week we look back at the too-short life of Darth Dracus. I'm going to miss that little guy.

"What happened to your lightsabre?"

Gideon, the world-famous designer, talks with Seb Lee-Delisle

In this episode I answer the question "Why did you build a flaw into the Death Stars?"

After much delay and rambling, here's the third part of the Process series.

This is the second part (now of 3) in the look at the elements of the production that we're going to improve.

In which I discuss my plans for "The Stephen Colbert Puppet Challenge."

This is the first of two episodes detailing the various aspects of our production cycle, how I think it fails, how we can make it better. In this first part, I talk about the Sets, the Audio, and the Puppets.

The plan is to create dotBoom 2.0, to make it significantly bigger and better than the first season, and to do so while also making a handful of other shows at the same time, in our spare time, with no money.This first episode is something of a mission statement.

Looking for high-quality puppets at low-quality prices? Then come to Hoggworks! At Hoggworks, we don't suck very much. And our prices are good!And also, we make dotBoom!

An adaptation of George Saunders' short story "Ask the Optimist," available in his newest collection, "The Braindead Megaphone." Produced by The Sound of Young America and Hoggworks. Featuring: Andy Daly (The Office, Mad TV), Dan Klein (Kasper Hauser), John Hodgman (The Daily Show), Xeni Jardin (Boing Boing), Jonathan Katz, Jen Kirkman, Maria Bamford, James Adomian and Jonathan Coulton.