What: Sometimesdaily is an interactive Mobile TV show. Throughout the week Amanda and Co. tackle the topics of the day through short videos handcrafted for easy digestion, just like homemade pasta. These episodes include Amanda-on-the-Street interviews, road trip adventures, quirky skits and news vignettes. Because SD is a social show, we incorporate viewer feedback and story suggestions into our episodes.
Who: Sometimesdaily is produced by a small and very dedicated group. ABC News & Amanda Across America star, Amanda Congdon, is what we like to call our front woman. She writes, edits video, executive produces and, of course, appears on camera! Her brother, sometimes co-host and trivia specialist, Andrew Congdon, does much of the writing for the show. And last, but never least, is ‘the man behind the curtain’, director, primary video editor, webmaster and all around nice guy, Mario Librandi. This spring we’ve also welcomed our lovely new NYC Correspondent, Molly Triffin, and her co-producer, Libby Barker, onto the SD team. They’ll be making two videos each month for us. But the “who” doesn’t end with us, Sometimesdaily’s universe is made up of all our Twitter followers & Facebook friends whose contributions are often featured in our episodes and serve as the special sauce in our web-based gumbo.
Where: Though based in Sunny California, Sometimesdaily prides itself on being in all places at once… okay, not physically, but through our use of the world wide web! Actually, right now the SD crew has been cruising around the country visiting places of cultural significance and interviewing interesting people along the way. On the web, Sometimesdaily can be found on blip.tv, as well as on our homepage, Sometimesdaily.com. Additionally, Amanda posts all SD videos to Facebook and Twitter. She responds to viewer comments, questions and insights daily. FLO TV is Sometimesdaily’s mobile home. If you have Verizon VCast Mobile TV or AT&T Mobile TV we’re on your preview channel! Can’t get enough of SD? Then you might want to watch us on your personal television or in your car. To learn more about Sometimesdaily check out our 60 second video about the show.
Why: Because it’s more fun to laugh with your friends than at your enemies, and it’s not “killing time” if you’re having fun doing it. 
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