April saw OJBG creator Otessa Ghadar and 20/20 Productions launch DC’s first web series festival, then later brought the best of the festival to a screening at DC Filmfest. We took the time to speak to some of the people behind great local web series like Milgram and the Fastwalkers, Malice, Thurston and Shotgun Mythos, asking them what their experiences in the web series world has been like.

Not too long ago, a lot of the Orange Juice in Bishop’s Garden family and friends got together at the Artisphere and had their first look at the final episodes of OJBG, along with some Q&A with the cast and creator Otessa Ghadar, and a music set by OJBG favorite, Beach Week. If you couldn’t join us, here’s what you missed, with a few added clips of the final OJBG episodes.

In our second video with the DC Rollergirls, Otessa visits a recent bout where she speaks with some skaters about the game, recent changes, and where they’d like to see the future of roller derby go. But that’s not all, as DC Mayor Vincent Gray stops by, and bells ring for a special roller derby wedding!

Be sure to check out the DC Rollergirls at DCrollergirls.com and be on the look out for our second video with them at one of their bouts!

We recently hung out with the DC Rollergirls at one of their practices to find out a bit more about the sport of Roller Derby, and just what it takes to be a DC Rollergirl.

Be sure to check out the DC Rollergirls at DCrollergirls.com and be on the look out for our second video with them at one of their bouts!

Everyone likes cupcakes, but who has the time to always get to a shop? Enter: Curbside Cupcakes, the Washingtonian Magazine’s reader picked best food truck in Washington DC, bringing some of the city’s best cupcakes directly to you.

DC’s famous Exorcist stairs will be appearing in an upcoming episode of Orange Juice in Bishop’s Garden, so join OJBG series creator Otessa Ghadar, in exploring this local hotspot.

While OJBG takes a little break over the holiday season, we’ll be bringing you BRAND NEW episodes of The Secret Project. While you wait, here’s a little reminder of just what the Secret Project is.

Connor stops by the ArtJamz Dupont Studio (1742 Connecticut Ave. NW) for one of their Weekly Night Owlz sessions, which run from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM and 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM. For 35 bucks, you can unleash your inner artist with a night of drinks and painting. “Creative Enablers”, Mike and Emily, explain the ArtJamz concept and what makes this space unique.

Get more details on ArtJamz and their weekly evening paint parties here: artjamzdc.com

Meet Kristina Kern, the brains behind DC’s first gourmet popcorn truck, Stella’s PopKern. Find out what inspired Kristina to put popcorn on wheels, and how she preps the tasty snack before heading out on the road.

Find out where Stella’s will be next: StellasPopKern.com

We recently caught up with The Wild–an indie punk-folk band based out of Atlanta–when they played at the Black Cat. The five friends with a DIY music philosophy talk about their style, upcoming projects, and how they feel about DC. Plus, we get an inside look at their infamous tour bus. The Wild will be back at the Black Cat on October 22.

Go to their Facebook page to find out more: facebook.com/thewildatl