The following is an archived podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery,

a Charles Austin company. It is the first and only episode of the podcast. Welcome to episode one.

These are the meeting minutes for the Risco River Pictures executive pitch meeting taking place on May Risco 10th in the year of Risco 104.

After an internal audit of all of Risco's subsidiary film studios,

Risco River Pictures ranks dead last in revenue for all five quarters of the Risco fiscal calendar

for the year Riscoe 103B. We need a box office smash, and we need it now, or we won't live to see quarter 1A of Risco

105.

I am, of course, chief movie executive James Jaws James, and I am here with fellow executives

Candle Westweather and Latrine St. DuPark.

Mr. Westweather, what are you looking for in a picture that can save this studio?

Well, I think it's clear that we need blockbusters back.

They've been gone a long time.

We haven't had a true blockbuster like back in the day, you know, Pirates of the Caribbean,

the Lord of the Rings, Transformers, Independence Day, classics that people love, and they made

hundreds of millions of dollars. And really, that's all you have to do to save the movie industry,

but particularly, hopefully, the studio, because otherwise we're going to have to cut a lot of

people, budget cuts, layoffs are going to come.

And it won't be on us.

It's because the people didn't produce, you know, good movies that people want to see.

So that's where I'm at.

Well, Miss St. DuPark, what do you think we need to see today to save this place?

I think if we are going to save our company, we need something that will challenge the audience.

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