Thanks to Beau Ryan for inviting me to be a guest on episode 7 of RadNerd. I talked a bit about Epic Fu and the next project I’m working on (more on that very soon :)). I had a great time. If you haven’t checked out the show, take a look, it’s filled with nerdy goodness! :)
I am a HUGE fan of Creative Commons and was soo happy when I was asked to join in this little medley. In addition to Scotty Iseri of scottygotanofficejob.com and Matthew Latkiewicz of zendesk.com, you have very special appearances by Lawrence Lessig, Leo Laporte, Cory Doctorow, Dick DeBartolo, Kevin Kelly, and Mark Frauenfelder.
I really hope it inspires you, my fellow creative friends, to look into using Creative Commons as a copyright option. There are so many amazing artists using CC licenses who are eager to work with equally amazing producers and directors. It fosters creativity, innovation and goodwill. Happy Holidays everyone! And remember to please “Share alike this holiday!” xoxo
Watch the video at zendesk.com. They have a pretty site with snow! :)
Episode 275 of TWiT includes host Leo Laporte, Kevin Rose, David Prager and myself talking about the week’s happenings in the tech world. It was my first time on TWiT, so it was a lot of fun chatting with folks I’ve been watching since The Screen Savers days (used to watch it religiously). Throughout the years we’ve run in similar circles (Epic Fu was on Rev3 for a bit), but this was the first time I got to (virtually) sit down and have a conversation with Leo.
This episode is also pretty funny because my connection keeps dropping out. So embarrassing! Check the video out at the 16:53 mark. Haha! Leo and the crew were pretty understanding… but my rage for Time Warner continues to burn. :)
You can check out what’s happening Live now at live.twit.tv.
(a repost from Tumblr)
Thanks to Steve Garfield for inviting me to be the first guest on his new Live show on The Pulse Network, which airs every Thursday at 2:30pm EST. In this episode, I give away a few Epic Fu production secrets.
Originally aired 09/02/10.
Recently, Brett Register invited Steve Woolf, Chris McCaleb, Barrett Garese, and I to be on an episode of Brett and Craig Do the Internet. According to their site, “it’s a weekly podcast filled with the insane ramblings of two web darlings.” Craig Frank wasn’t able to physically be there, but somehow his spirit showed up as both Kermit the Frog and Bill Cosby. Yes, it got pretty out of control, especially as this was recorded right after an episode of New Mediacracy – so we were full of cheap wine and sugary donuts. The most awesome combination on a late summer night, ever. We ramble on about bad movies, ghostly producers, and our holy trinities. If you don’t know what that is, listen in. :) We’re episode 6 under Brett & Craig.