Here we get to listen to old time DragonCon veterans Heath and Angela from the Red Dwarf Introcast Podcast tell us about this year’s DragonCon. We hate them for being able to go too :)
Music: TWRP “No Pants Dance”
Promo: Alibi Jones by Mike Luoma
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Back during Labor Day Weekend NIMLAS Studios participated in the virtual uncon Dragon*Cant. The Clockwork Doctor Hosted a panel on physics and Newton’s Three Laws. I’ve edited the recording and am releasing it as a Nutty Bites episode. If you’d like more shows like this, please let us know, and tell The Clockwork Doctor to get on that.
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Nutty Debate: Reading vs Listening to fiction: Podiobook vs Dead Tree.
This is a Google Hangout recorded by youtube with quite a number of people on the call. The audio quality isn’t as top notch as normal and some of the guests have bad mics/connections but it’s listenable.
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September 2nd, 2012 I held a panel (Google Hangout) in conjunction with Dragon*Cant, How to visually represent your audio project. Below is the full video with the tutorial and discussion, in addition to the dos and don’ts you will be able to see a demonstration of Photoshop and GIMP, two of the most popular image editing programs out there. One is free (GIMP) and anyone can use it, and one costs butt loads of money and needs a lot of skill to learn. In the video I also cover some other image editing choices.
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Every year geeks flock to Dragon*Con and WorldCon and many other cons, while more geeks are left at home wishing they could go. Three years ago a joke on twitter between @BrandG, @SVallie, & @Nlowell became a haven for those of us left out of the con club. Dragon*Cant, the virtual con, the un con, the all the con with none of the crud has grown and flourished over the past three years.
Through the magic of the internet (Ustream and Google Hangouts) we are able to not just host or attend a panel but to participate in them. Not only are the panels but meeting in the bar in between panels. With Twitter and Google hangouts over the next few days you can interact with geeks from all over the world, some your friends, and others friends you haven’t met yet. Both prior Dragon*Cants have brought me new friends I had never met before and gotten me closer with people I had only just seen on twitter.
Last year I hosted a panel on Pop Art, this year on Sunday, I will be hosting two panels and The Clockwork Doctor (our intrepid GunGeek columnist) will be hosting a panel of his own.