• April 29, 2026
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Hi there, my name is Neverson and Forest and I’m happy to debut this new audio series, Signals from the Venture. In case you’re curious, I have other audio shows under the umbrella of my channel, Seven Wonders Ventures, where you can find in both Spotify and Apple Podcasts. And before I continue, I would like to state today’s date, which is April 27, 2026. The reason I highlight the date is to help to create a timeline, a timeline of my creative journey. So, You and I can clearly see progress and understand why and where my decisions came from, not just from the things that I’ve created. You see, my overall goal is to become a storyteller, and I would really like to see how everything led to me reaching this goal. Plus, I would also like to have a generalist skill set, which means having a wide range of skills across several mediums without mastering one. Currently, I have developed adequate skills in video, art, and now I’m looking to to do the same with audio and with the recent improvements that I’ve made with script writing and speech delivery. I thought it would be fun and interesting to try writing lyrics for songs. Because I have zero experience writing lyrics and developing music, I figured that AI music platforms like Suno will be essential in my development. For example, it will help me to explore structure, pacing, and understand how to write lyrics that flow with the song and how certain words carry emotion. This learning style is very different from how I normally learn since it’s technically a shortcut. But I’m not opposed to shortcuts as long as I’m learning, improving, and can eventually be self-sufficient. This means that the beginning will be heavily assisted and guided by AI, but over time, I will take more of the writing responsibilities and make more intentional choices.
And uh, now focusing on the format of this new series, it will be more like a radio station with 3 to 4 minute uh songs. And I don’t know yet what other things that I’ll add. Maybe audio bloopers from other podcast episodes. You see, unlike the other shows that I’ve recently introduced, I haven’t put too much thought into this one yet. I just thought it would be fun and interesting to explore. Nothing more. Maybe I’ll just start off with songs and then make slight improvements and figure out the rest later.
Now, moving on to the schedule of this new series. I feel like because of the estimated length and the fact that AI will be doing most of the heavy lifting to start, I should be able to make more episodes or songs in this case more frequently than the other audio shows, at least at the very beginning. I always strive to create things of high quality, so expect the quality of the songs to always be improving, which also means that it will eventually take longer to produce them as I take more control over everything.
Hm. Now to conclude this debuted episode, I am very excited purely out of curiosity because unlike the other shows where I at least had some knowledge on the field that I was going to explore, this is all completely new and different, which is why it’s so interesting. I am taking a leap of faith using this new space to experiment, to learn, and to document my learning as it happens. There’s going to be inconsistency. There’s definitely going to be songs that don’t come together as I expect them to be, but this is all part of the process. If anything, This is less about creating songs and more about understanding how they’re made. I can’t wait to use some of the songs in other project as it will be it will beautifully tie things together and illustrate how different skills can be combined to create something new. So with that being said, until next time, take care.