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WCRI is a webcomic podcast devoted to their creation and business. There are also reviews on webcomics and interviews with creators, businessmen and others. In short, if you want to create and monetize your comics, this is where you start.

As this week's group of wannabe entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to the Vipers, one or two things go wrong. Will any of them get an offer? Or even survive?

After finding a random £1,000,000 deposit from the bank in his account, Tom and his best friend Darren figure they have the weekend to use the money to make some money.

Meet Artist. A final year fine art student in London. She can't find inspiration from her art from nowhere, instead having to get out onto the busy streets of the capital to draw inspiration from humans in their natural states, which plays in with the idea for her graduate exhibit. One day, whilst sitting and doodling in the cafe she's a regular at, a man with a limp comes in and immediately catches her interest. When he comes back into the cafe the next day, she manages to talk to him, which he isn't enthusiastic about. A back-and-forth of who's watching whom ensues until Interest has her trapped in an alley-way and forces her to stop following him. She has suspicions that he is a notorious murderer that has been plaguing London's streets for the prior months. She agrees to leave him alone, but when she accepts a lucrative commission, she finds herself terrifyingly reunited with unreadable man she's been tailing for the last few days. Is she just there for a commission, or does he plan on something far more sinister?

On her way to buy a car, a Deaf woman encounters a series of obstacles that are the result of other peoples' biases rather than her Deafness, but she overcomes them with a little help from her secret superpower.

Just another business meeting, like any other business meeting. Yes, I believe this is a good description of the film. What do you think?

A 14-hour long commercial for Old Spice's new Durascent technology.

After the enormous success of Tycoon Talk series 1 in 2014, TVB came back and commissioned a second series. Entitled Tycoon Talk & the Next Generation, this series profiled eight younger, up-and-coming business people and tycoons in Hong Kong, including a few women entrepreneurs.

LeBron James is behind the show and four Cleveland area investors evaluate 20 small businesses. The four investors select one company each, and the main condition is that their stores remain in the down-and-out area of the Gordon Square area of Cleveland, Oh. The investors help the small businesses, who also hire locally, thereby improving the neighborhood.

This mockumentary is a parody on the trillion dollar self-improvement industry. Laugh along with the characters who join this pyramid business. A horny cougar looking for love, a reformed criminal looking for a change, a stay-at-home mom looking for independence and their leader, a Tony Robbins wanna-be looking to keep his relationship with his fed-up live-in mother, intact.

It follows Russell as he helps clients on tight budgets rev up their stalled home renovations.

The story of four strong, intelligent, ambitious and successful young people who took their first steps in the business world to hold on to life and reach their dreams.

Jat is a shy young man who is running a failing coffee shop with his brother-in-law Pet. When the café is on the cusp of closing down a young woman, Saras begins to start coming in daily and ordering Jat's family's special recipe coffee. Determined to get to know her and keep his business afloat, he becomes closer with her and they eventually start a tentative relationship. When she returns to university in the city, and suddenly stops calling and texting Jat goes to visit her and discovers she has moved on and is in a relationship with a new man, her rich boss Abdul. Jat's broken heart consumes him and affects everything and everyone in his life, until he learns to let go and move on.