WEBVTT

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Alright, now that I've got this
wonderful capability to
basically show you quick clips,
have a quick

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way to upload it straight into
the podcast delivery network,
might as well do it.

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I want to show you just a small
bit of a new show that's about
to come out.

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It's the video companion to Greg
Milk's The Weakest Beat, where
he goes to the homes

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of the DJs making the beats.

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Check out a little bit of the
pilot episode.

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What's going on, man?

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Greg Milk's The Weakest Beat.

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We are right now outside of Josh
Brill's crib here in North
Oakland, trying to figure

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out if he's got The Weakest
Beat, we're going to get right
into it.

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You've seen MC's battle, you've
seen DJ's battle, you might have
even seen producers

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battle, but you ain't seen a
beat battle like this.

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The Weakest Beat is the beat
battle that comes to you,
knocking with an emotion filled
photo,

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giving you two hours to create a
track that goes to the image.

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San Francisco Bay Area producer
cats are competing against one
another for the grand prize of

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an NPC 4,000.

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Some cats make hot tracks, some
not.

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We're going to go all over to
the Bay Area and see who has.

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Joe, how cool does that look,
huh?

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You can check it out at
TheWeakestBeat.podshow.com and
I'll be back with another
something on

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video when I figure out how to
do more of it with the Nuvid
Blaster software.

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Bye.
