Embisivle Friend

“Don’t let your kids take capital from strangers.”

It’s the warning that parents should give their kids in Silicon Valley.

But parents may reason “if the kids get the investment, could things really be that bad?”

Aravinda finds herself tested in the newest episode of the audio drama that puts our business future squarely in the hands of children.

The 9th episode of the Audio Drama Embisivle Friend.

We’ve lost our faith in books.

We’ve lost faith in texts.

May may have even lost faith in problem sets.

Learning by doing.

Learning by interning.

Learning by being mentored.  It’s what you demand when you’re an 8 year old entrepreneur.

And a plasma steel cutter, just for good measure.

The 10th episode of the Audio Drama Embisivle Friend.

Every now and then you need to assess.

Take a look backwards.

Ask “who did that character become?”

With this episode, we return to the world of the adult Madison Insullie and see her dealing with adult problems.

The 11th episode of the Audio Drama Embisivle Friend.

A school.

A slightly unusual school. (Business curriculum.  Silicon Valley.)

A principal, slightly stressed.

A teacher. (ditto)

Broken plumbing.

A friend with a yellow car.

A successful corporate leader offering advice to a young protégé while pulling the funds from another.

And a little girl shall lead them all.

Just another day for the audio drama Embisivle Friend.

An audio feature drawn from our story “Embisivle Friend”.

Ever tried to raise money in Silicon Valley?

Our cast, led by Zoe Anastassiou, works the central intersection of the tech world – Page Mill Road and El Camino Real – while explaining the new series, Embisivle Friend.

It’s a story about real places and real characters who are played by real actors.  It’s Embisivle Friend, the next generation of Audio Drama.

We’ll do many things to get an audience.

Many things.

Cast member Noah Masur takes the Caltrans commuter train into Silicon Valley and tries to recruit a few new listeners for our new audio drama.

At least he’s gotten you.  That’s a positive thing.

The rest?  They’ll be coming soon, when we start releasing episodes of the new series “Embisivle Friend”.

It’s a story about real places and real characters who are played by real actors.  It’s Embisivle Friend, the next generation of Audio Drama.

It was once a big part of Silicon Valley culture.

It may someday be part of that culture again.

For the moment, it’s merely a shuttered memory.

Cast member Sahara visits the Bay Area Makers Faire to explain a new story for the Audio Drama “How We Manage Stuff.”  It’s a story set on the landscape of high tech but operates in the corners of your mind.

Embisivle Friend, the next generation of Audio Drama.

Out Stage is Silicon Valley.

Our actors are titans of Industry.

Some titans.  Fictional titans.

And some kids who believe that they are titans and that the earth shudders when they walk.

And a dog.  And a school.  And an actor who wants to give you a tour.

Ana DeLoret talks about the audio drama Embisivle Friend.

A new story is coming.

And part of it takes place in the City by the Bay.

Cast member Geoffrey Grier gives a quick tour of the landscape of the audio drama “Embisivle Friend”