Steeven Says Stuff #2 - Work, Work, and More Work
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I’m a podcaster. I co-host The Superman Super Show with Ed Moore and I host Hither Came Conan, Growing Up Geek, The Comic Book Show, and so many more.
I’m also a husband, a father, a recluse, a writer, a neurodivergent, an introvert, a nerd, an expert at hyperbolization, a Human Scarecrow*, and so much more!
What… Is… Up?
This week’s newsletter is below.
THE INTRODUCTION BIT
Howdy, folks.
I hope you had a good week.
Today, with this, the second official Steeven Says Stuff email, I figured EXCLUSIVE information is always fun, so I’m gonna drop a big bunch of information on you in regard to a new podcast I’m working on that’s set for release in April.
That podcast is Steeven Orr Else.
THE MAIN BIT
First off, check out that podcast art!
Pretty cool, huh?
Thanks, Canva and Photoshop!
Anyway, before we get into Steeven Orr Else, I first wanted to let you know that, with everything I have going on and all that I’m trying to do, its going to be easier for me, and better for you, if I focus on one show at a time, one season at a time.
For example. The episodes of Hither Came Conan are all divided up into twelve episode seasons. Currently, the show is in the middle of Season Five and the last episode that I released (Conan the Barbarian #32 (Marvel: 1973) | Flame Winds of Lost Khitai) is Episode 6 of Season Five.
In other words, I have just six more episodes to complete Season Five, but rather than try and maintain a bi-weekly release schedule, I’ve decided not to release any more episodes of Hither Came Conan until all of Season Five is recorded, edited, and in the can.
The Superman Super Show is also separated into 12 episode seasons, but as I have a pretty good recording schedule going on with Ed, the other host, I’m not making any changes there.
But, beyond The Superman Super Show, by focusing on just one show at a time, and even then for only as long as it takes to create one full season, I feel like I will have a better time keeping up.
With that said, the first show and the first season I’ll pour all of my focus into will be Season One of Steeven Orr Else.
Sure, I suppose it would make sense to finish up the current season of Hither Came Conan, but I chose Steeven Orr Else for a reason.
I had already set myself the goal of completing the six episodes of Steeven Orr Else, having them all written, recorded, edited, and in the can by April 1.
See, the idea here is that I'll release Season One, all 6 episodes, early and ad-free for paid members of Steeven Orr Else Beyond, all at once, on April 1, which is a Tuesday.
By the way, this is NOT an April Fool's joke. If you know anything about me then you know I'm not a big fan of April Fool's jokes, especially those that are perpetrated online and make me believe we're getting some cool new comics when we aren't.
Pisses me off every... single... time!
So no, this is not an April Fool's joke.
Anyway, the following week, April 8 (also a Tuesday), the first episode will go out the general public, followed by the other five over the next five weeks.
Then, I’ll move on to the next podcast I’ll focus on, which will be finishing Season Five of Hither Came Conan, then Season Two of The Comic Book Show, then Season Two of Growing Up Geek, then I’ll go back to Steeven Orr Else and work on Season Two and so on and so on and so on.
But wait, there's more!
See, I'm releasing all kinds of EXCLUSIVE Steeven Orr Else information here for all, y'all and I want to keep that going so here is the podcast description for Steeven Orr Else, which currently includes three fake quotes from three fake reviews. I don't know if they will stay when I'm ready to launch, but they are there for now:
"A chaotic mish-mash of crap, useless information, and undeserved hyperbole." - A Discerning Podcast Listener
"Listening to this podcast made me so angry that I wanted to club a baby seal!" - Not a Spokesperson for a popular American nonprofit animal rights organization
"It's s#!t." - The Society of Fictional Podcast Reviews
The most monumental, mind-melting, magnificently madcap podcast in the multiverse!
Broadcasting from a secret lair deep in the hills of eastern Kansas, Steeven Orr Else is your ultimate escape into geekdom’s glorious galaxy. Each episode is an audacious amalgamation of comic book critiques, movie musings, and pop culture ponderings, peppered with absurd anecdotes, riveting rants, and silly shenanigans.
With a voice like molten gold and a knack for nuclear-level nonsense, Steeven takes listeners on a whirlwind of whimsical weirdness. Whether he’s deconstructing decades-old comics, spinning tales of a time-traveling podcaster, or uncovering the profound science of refrigerated rubber bands, you’ll laugh, learn, and love every second of the spectacle.
This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a phenomenon, a proclamation, a declaration of delirious delight. Step into the splendidly strange world of Steeven Orr Else and experience the chaos, creativity, and charisma you didn’t know you needed.
Because life is too short for boring podcast, THIS is Steeven Orr Else!
Sounds fun, doesn't it!
BUT WAIT, THERE'S EVEN MORE!
Again, keeping with this whole EXCLUSIVE information vibe I got going on here, I think it would be fun to keep you updated on my progress with Steeven Orr Else as we get closer to the launch date.
I currently have the first three episodes complete, I’ve got the script finished up for Episode 4 and I have begun recording and editing, and then beyond that I have outlines for the final two episodes.
Here's a list of each episode and the status of each episode, which I'll include (with the most current updates) on any subsequent emails/posts from now until April 1.
EPISODE 1: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SUPERHEROES IGNORE PAGERS? [COMPLETE]
Contents: Comic Review (Youngblood #1 from 1992), Fake Commercial (Triambla Cortex 3-2-3), Something New I Learned (Electric Transcription Discs), The Funny Page Follies (More Fun Comics #73 from 1941 - Green Arrow), 30 Seconds of Nonsense (Big Tortillas), and the Movie/TV Show/Book Review (First Blood, the book, from 1972)
EPISODE 2: BYRNE, BATMAN, AND ALIENS IN BLUBLOCKERS [COMPLETE]
Contents: Comic Review (Fantastic Four #232 from 1981), Fake Commercial (The Comics Value Team), Something New I Learned (The Circulatory System), The Funny Page Follies (Detective Comics #27 from 1939 - The Bat-Man), 30 Seconds of Nonsense (Taxidermy), and the Movie/TV Show/Book Review (V: The Original TV Miniseries from 1983)
EPISODE 3: HEROES IN A HALF SHELL… AND A WHOLE LOT MORE [COMPLETE]
Contents: Comic Review (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 from 1984), Fake Commercial (Clamps4Life!), Something New I Learned (Turtle Facts), The Funny Page Follies (Mystery Men Comics #1 from 1939 - Blue Beetle), 30 Seconds of Nonsense (Falling Into a Hole), and the Movie/TV Show/Book Review (Strange Brew from 1983)
EPISODE 4: TBD [IN PROGRESS]
Current Status: Full outline is complete, Script in progress.
Contents: Comic Review (Star Brand #1 from 1986), Fake Commercial (OurFlush), Something New I Learned (Five Fantastic and Fear-Inducing Facts About Alligators), The Funny Page Follies (Adventures in Customer Service - The Apartment Goat), 30 Seconds of Nonsense (Ball Bearings), and the Movie/TV Show/Book Review (Aliens from 1986.)
EPISODE 5: TBD [IN PROGRESS]
Current Status: Outline in progress.
EPISODE 6: TBD [IN PROGRESS]
Current Status: Outline in progress.
So yeah, that’s all the information I have for you at this point in time.
A trailer will be coming soon!
WHAT’S STEEVEN LISTENING TO?
You know what… I’ve been listening to a lot of good stuff, but the email is already running a bit long this week, so how about we skip this section and I’ll back next week with another podcast suggestions.
CURRENT AND UPCOMING RELEASES
The Superman Super Show #78 | The Talent Agency Fraud - Available everywhere Monday, March 24, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #1 | From Out the Green Dawn... - Available everywhere Monday, April 7, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #1 | What Happens When Super Heroes Ignore Pagers? - Available everywhere Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #2 | Byrne, Batman, and Aliens in BluBlockers - Available everywhere Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #2 | The Story of the Century - Available everywhere Monday, April 21, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #3 | Heroes in a Half Shell and a Whole Lot More! - Available everywhere Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #4 | No Title Yet - Available everywhere Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #3 | One Night in Gotham City... - Available everywhere Monday, May 5, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #5 | No Title Yet - Available everywhere Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
Steeven Orr Else #6 | No Title Yet - Available everywhere Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #4 | Enemy Mine... - Available everywhere Monday, May 19, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #5 | The Mirror, Crack'd... - Available everywhere Monday, June 7, 2025.
The Superman Super Show: Post Crisis #6 | The Haunting - Available everywhere Monday, June 16, 2025.
THE ENDING BIT
That’s all folks! Thanks!
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* The Human Scarecrow is a creative and unconventional role dedicated to protecting agricultural fields and gardens from birds and pests using human ingenuity and presence. This position blends elements of performance art with practical pest deterrence, making it both a functional and engaging role for community farms or experimental agricultural projects.
Human Scarecrows typically work outdoors on farms, community gardens, or experimental agricultural sites. The role involves exposure to the elements and requires flexibility, as work hours may vary seasonally or in response to pest activity. This unique position is ideal for those with a passion for sustainable agriculture, creative expression, and community interaction.
I’ve never actually been a Human Scarecrow.
Sensing a pattern?