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The Wheel Questions project is over for 2009, and having self-funded the last two years, I definitely cannot self-fund it again 2010. However, I am hopeful that corporate sponsors or a grant will help me continue the project. Do me a favor and mention it in your blog or to friends. The more it's out there, the more likely I am to be able to show it's real and to get the fuel I need to keep going.
The Wheel Questions video blitz ended up taking 2 weeks, but I did amass a ton of questions and answers: 388 written on cards and 276 on video. So at 664 I didn't quite make the number of the beast, but trust me, it's plenty! Each video took about 20 minutes to greet passersby, record, record a reply, edit, and post. Each card about 3 minutes.
At the end of November, Wheel Questions finally got a sponsor. The marketing firm behind HP, Intel, and Best Buy paid for a two-week video blitz, where I tried to answer 1,000 questions in a single week, much of it by video.
Start here and go forwards for the full story of the Wheel Questions video blitz.
Start here and go forwards for the 2009 Wheel Questions project, or go backwards for 2008.
I'll continue to post a daily question and answer, mostly written but occasionally a video. I hope you find it uplifting. You can see the videos and all 12,000 questions at The Wheel Questions Complete Archive.
Photos from the Wheel Questions video blitz:
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