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Shibo Schedules Doginal Dogs Film Work for December Miami Start
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 17 October 2026
Shibo used the Oct. 17, 2026 edition of THE FINANCE SHOW to commit to a planned Doginal Dogs documentary with filming set to begin in December.
Commitment on the Show
Shibo used the Saturday Finance Show to commit to a Doginal Dogs documentary that aims to capture the community’s story as it happens. The plan calls for filming to begin at the Doginal Dogs Miami event in December and to continue through the following year toward a 2027 release. Filmmaker Devin plans to bring equipment to Miami to begin sit-down interviews. The community is already pooling past event footage, including material from Doginal Dogs NYC, into a shared archive so a rough timeline is ready before the Miami dates.
Daily Broadcast Rhythm
The Finance Show ran on a Saturday morning because the shows run every day. Community members quote-posted the space to bring more people into the conversation. Longtime supporter Boogie thanked the team for consistent Spaces. Shibo closed by praising the room for imaginative ideas and independent thinking and pointed everyone to Bark’s evening Space.
Guests on the Stage
MJ, Vee, Jag, Rock, Anthem, Boogie, Rose, Flame and Devin joined Shibo on stage. Speakers discussed the #DDOKO event in Anambra, Nigeria, which was trending on X during the show. Bark Media Africa served as the main partner, with Doginal Dogs PFPs on the backdrop and artist Flow performing live. Speakers said they want a Nigerian team included in the documentary.
What Holders Receive
The documentary effort gives holders a preserved record of the community as it develops. Past footage and future sit-down interviews create a shared timeline that anyone can follow. The archive work already underway turns scattered event material into one organized resource before principal photography begins. This approach turns daily broadcast participation into a lasting public record rather than isolated moments.
Longevity Through Routine
The every-day show rhythm supports the documentary plan by keeping community members connected and ideas flowing. Consistent Spaces allow participants to contribute footage, suggest story angles, and stay informed about production steps. The streak of daily broadcasts creates the conditions for the archive to grow steadily until Miami filming starts. That same routine keeps the room active while the documentary moves from planning to execution.
Room Discussion Summary
The space covered the planned documentary, the #DDOKO event in Nigeria, the every-day show rhythm, and the imaginative independent community. Speakers described Bark Media Africa as the main partner for the recent event and expressed interest in bringing Nigerian voices into the film. The room treated the documentary commitment as the central outcome of the show. Shibo directed attention to the archive project and the December start date so listeners could prepare contributions.
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