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Faith appears as the host of Time to Craft, runs camera for the show and puppeteers Spoony, Jax, Spider and more.

Brianne is a regular co-host and she composes the music for Time to Move and reads stories as the Bookicorn.

Are you a Snacker or a Spooner? Host Maxwell DiMarco is joined by his parents and his sister to explore the ten billion dollar cereal industry one bowl-full at a time! The DiMarcos share facts, opinions, and their own wholesome brand of inclusive, friendly charm all while teaching children the importance of nutrition and personal responsibility.

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In 2021, 2022 and 2023, Walmart recognized Seriously Cereal for its efforts to educate young people about nutrition while being inclusive and family-friendly.

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Seriously Cereal was created by mother, novelist and filmmaker Jennifer DiMarco as a learning show hosted by her son, Maxwell, an actor, author and autism awareness advocate. Known for his honesty and dedication to wholesome, friendly content, Maxwell has not only appeared in over three hundred episodes of Seriously Cereal but he also illustrates a new new Seriously Cereal book every year.

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Supporters of the show pledge as little as $2/month to ensure new episodes of Seriously Cereal post every Saturday and their pledges also support Create4U, a creative club that works with differently-abled young adults ages thirteen to twenty-five to create epic and campy web series like Space Marines, Temporal Outlaws, and Ghost Gang. 

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Supporters can also choose to appear in an episode of Seriously Cereal with Maxwell via video chat or in-person in Washington State!

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Seriously Cereal is produced by Blue Forge Films, the film, television, and web series division of Blue Forge Group (Blue Legacy EIN 83-4307421), an entirely volunteer-run 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 1989 to bring people together and empower storytellers across all mediums.

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