Meaningless Problems

A married man purchases a memory of himself having sex with another woman. His wife finds out and kicks him out. He returns to the memory shop to try and put things right.  
 
Something to consider when reading/listening: 
 
Picture something you’ve always wanted to do. Would you rather do it and have no memory of having done so, or not do it but have a false memory of having done so? 
 
Sc-fi - Memory - Family   
 
As It Should Be is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to https://www.fairobserver.com/author/doe-wilmann/ 
 
For information about upcoming stories and live performances of my stage plays, go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror
Sci-fi
Technology
Memory  
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Episode #31 of the podcast 
Episode #29 of this podcast
Episode #21 of this podcast
Episode #16 of this podcast 
Episode #5 of this podcast 
Contemplating the future 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Written and performed by Doe Wilmann
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

A father with a terminal illness has the chance to spare his young daughter from the pain of his death by erasing her memories of the times they’ve spent together. 
 
Something to consider when reading/listening: 
 
How far would you go to save someone you love from grief? 
 
Sc-fi - Memory - Family   
 
Tell Her I Was Kind is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to https://www.fairobserver.com/author/doe-wilmann/ 
 
For information about upcoming stories and live performances of my stage plays, go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror
Sci-fi
Technology
Memory  
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Episode #29 of this podcast
Episode #21 of this podcast
Episode #16 of this podcast 
Episode #5 of this podcast 
Contemplating the future 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Written and performed by Doe Wilmann 
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

An offhand remark from his dentist makes Mark question his entire existence. 
 
Something to consider when reading/listening: 
 
To what extent does our identity depend on other people's perceptions? Who are we when no one is looking? 
 
Dramatic Monologue - Psychological - Relationships 
 
Cheek Biter is an original short story by Doe Wilmann, performed by Sebastian Brown (sbvoices.co.uk) 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to https://www.fairobserver.com/author/doe-wilmann/ 
 
For information about upcoming stories and live performances of my stage plays, go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads 
Dramatic Monologues 
Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives by David Eagleman 
Fiction that makes you think 
Psychological fiction 
Philosophical fiction 
Sebastian Brown
Dentists
Cheeks
Biting 
Episode #10 of this podcast (‘Plonker’)
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann @ outlook .com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Written by Doe Wilmann
 
Performed by Sebastian Brown
 
Edited by Sebastian Brown 
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

Gina has a fantastic relationship with her seven-year-old son, James. The trouble is James is actually an adult and this seven-year-old is simply a perfect VR simulation of how he used to be. And adult James isn’t willing to share his mummy with anyone - even himself. 
 
Something to consider when reading/listening: 
 
If someone created a perfect VR simulation of you as a child, would you be happy for it to interact with your loved ones? 
 
Sc-fi - Absurdism - Family   
 
A Backup is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to https://www.fairobserver.com/author/doe-wilmann/ 
 
For information about upcoming stories and live performances of my stage plays, go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror
Sci-fi
VR technology 
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the future 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

Faced with the prospect of making half his workforce redundant, Mr Pomeroy is offered the chance to skip the experience by travelling twelve hours into his own future. He accepts the offer and, twelve hours later, finds he still has all the memories of having experienced the day. So how is ‘time skipping’ any different from our normal experience of life?
 
Something to consider when reading/listening: 
 
How do you know your past isn’t simply a series of implanted memories? And would it make any difference if it were? 
 
Philosophy - Time - Memory 
 
Skipping Through Life is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to https://www.fairobserver.com/author/doe-wilmann/ 
 
For information about upcoming stories and live performances of my stage plays, go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives by David Eagleman 
A History of the World in Ten and a Half Chapters by Julian Barnes 
Time
Skipping
Fancy ties 
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

An old man is troubled by the fact that his late wife spent her final years reminiscing about memories that never actually took place. A doctor visits him with some unorthodox advice. 
 
Philosophy - Spirituality - Memory 
 
Dreams and Memories is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives by David Eagleman 
A History of the World in Ten and a Half Chapters by Julian Barnes
Dreams
Memories
Travelling
Aberdeen
New Zealand 
Typhoid
Fiction that makes you think 
Short stories with a twist
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
A question to consider when listening: 
 
If something happened that only you know about, in what sense is it more real than a dream? 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

A new augmented reality app allows everyone to look beautiful. This makes Gary, who refuses to use any form of AR, the ugliest person in the world. He’s never been a particularly bad-looking bloke so how will he adapt to his new reality? 
 
Sc-fi - Comedy - Dating   
 
The World’s Ugliest Person is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror
Sci-fi
Augmented Reality
Dating Apps
Men called Gary 
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the future 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Things to consider when listening: 
 
In a world where everyone was beautiful, would we be more or less shallow than we are now? Would you sign up to the Fitter AR app? (Shut up, of course you bloody well would!) What’s the highest number of people you can share this podcast with? 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

Kimi is delighted with Su-Z, a new personal assistant software that can send and respond to emails on her behalf. But her delight is punctured when her boyfriend receives a message from one of her email contacts claiming that he and Kimi have fallen in love. Will Kimi’s boyfriend believe her when she pins the blame on Su-Z? And what exactly has her personal assistant been saying in those messages? 
 
Sc-fi - Comedy - Relationships   
 
It Wasn’t Me is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror
The Twilight Zone
Episode 21 of this podcast 
Sci-fi
Personal Assistant Software
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the future 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Things to consider when listening: 
 
If an AI was perfectly modelled on your brain, would you have to accept culpability for its actions? Would you use a Su-Z in your place of work? What’s the highest number of people you can share this podcast with? 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media (Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

Lee has a strong memory of his dad’s last moments on this earth. Only it’s not his memory, it’s his dad’s. Somehow he can picture, with perfect clarity, the final thing his dad saw before he passed away. Is this just a trick of Lee’s imagination or is it pointing towards something deeper? 
 
Philosophy - Spirituality - Non-Duality 
 
The Light Without The Filter is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
Non Duality
Spirituality 
Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives by David Eagleman 
Talking Heads by Alan Bennett 
Alan Watts
Fiction that makes you think 
Short stories with a twist
Lights
Filters
Philosophical fiction 
Speculative fiction 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Things to consider when listening: 
 
Do you find Lee’s ‘discovery’ convincing? If not, what is your understanding of consciousness? And do you really believe you wouldn’t be having any form of conscious experience if one specific sperm hadn’t fertilised one specific egg? What’s the highest number of people you can share this podcast with? 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media ((Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023 

Harry Bow (aka Starmix), a part-time waiter and full-time life coach, has discovered the secret of the universe. Namely, that every living being shares the same consciousness. And now it is his mission to correct the bad behaviour of everyone he meets. 
 
Philosophy - Spirituality - Comedy 
 
Starmix and The Runaway Table is an original short story by Doe Wilmann 
 
If you’d like to read the script of this episode go to meaninglessproblems.com and sign up to my monthly newsletter. You can also email me via the contact form. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. 
 
You might enjoy this episode if you like:
 
PG Wodehouse 
Tom Sharpe
Spirituality 
Absurdism 
Non Duality 
Restaurants
Neck Tattoos
Fiction that makes you think 
Philosophical fiction 
Contemplating the meaning of life 
Any form of philosophical enquiry 
 
Things to consider when listening: 
 
How would you change your behaviour if it was proven that all human beings shared a single consciousness? What is it about your consciousness that makes you think it is unique to you? What’s the highest number of people you can share this podcast with? 
 
Let me know your thoughts on this episode or the podcast as a whole at doewilmann@outlook.com 
 
This episode is part of my challenge to write, record and produce a short story every single week for a year. If you’re looking for quality, suspense and intrigue, I’m not making any promises. But if you do like one of these stories please share it with your friends. 
 
If I complete this challenge and the podcast gets 1,000 subscribers in the process, a group of my friends have agreed to donate a combined £1000 to Alzheimer’s Research UK. 
 
For writing tips and advice, follow me on TikTok (@meaninglessproblems)
 
I also have an Instagram (@meaninglessproblems) account dedicated to the podcast. 
 
Website:
 
Meaninglessproblems.com 
 
Thanks for listening 
 
Credits:
 
Thanks to Katie Empett and Ross Hindle for reading early versions of this episode and providing notes. 
 
Artwork by Katie Empett
 
Music by Claude Debussy with permission from Pond5. 
 
A license to use the media ((Debussy Suite Bergamasque, Clair De Lune (Piano Cover) 229744340 Music ahawke99110 2023-03-02 Individual) was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy of which is available for review at https://www.pond5.com/legal/license. The Pond5 license authorizes the licensee to use the media in the licensee's own commercial or non-commercial production and to copy, broadcast, distribute, display, perform and monetize the production or work in any medium - including posting and monetization on YouTube - on the terms and conditions outlined therein. 
 
Meaningless Problems with Doe Wilmann
(C) 2023