Showing posts with label Voices In The Machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Voices In The Machine. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 December 2008

Voices in the Machine podcast the Fourth

A special episode of Voices in the Machine is now up. Recorded at CaleCon, a real-life get together held in St Marys, Ontario, Canada, in August of this year. Gabriel Riel presents interviews with Soliel Snook and Otenth Paderborn.

Go. Listen!

Thursday, 27 November 2008

Voices in the Machine podcast the Third

Episode 3 of Voices in the Machine is now online and ready for your listening pleasure.

Recorded November 20th, 2008 the regular lineup of myself, Gabrielle Riel, Fuschia Begonia and Nix Sands welcome special guest Eladrienne Laval and discuss her upcoming exhibit at the Whitehorn Memorial Library in Caledon Victoria City, "The Past Reimagined: Victorian Fashion and the Designs of Eladrienne Laval" (December 7-March 1).

Feedback welcome.

Thursday, 13 November 2008

Voices in the Machine podcast the second

Episode 2 of Voices in the Machine is now online and ready for your listening pleasure.

Recorded November 6, 2008 (recorded sooner than our hoped-for biweekly schedule), Gabi, Fuschia, Nix and myself discuss the November 5, 2008 announcement by Linden Research updating changes in policy and pricing for Open Space sims.

And I stammer more due to trying to wake up during the recording :-)

Saturday, 8 November 2008

Voices in the Machine

The début episode of Radio Riel’s new podcast Voices in the Machine is now online. Our format is envisaged as a bi-weekly show and will include a guest interview, cast discussion of news and events of interest to Steampunks and neo-Victorians in virtual worlds, and viewer opinions.

Our regular cast is Gabrielle Riel, Fuschia Begonia, Nix Sands and myself. Our first episode introductions are made with some history of each of the cast before turning to Her Lyonesse, Kamilah Hauptmann, Vicereine of the Independent State of Caledon, and the hot topic of open space sims.

You can listen to this episode or download a variety of formats at archive.org.

We welcome feedback and listener opinion pieces. Send us an email at podcast@radioriel.org, and we will arrange to record you reading your contribution, or a staff member can read it for you. Funny voices entirely optional.