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Based on a play written by Brett Danalake and me in 2007.
Based on a play written by Brett Danalake and me in 2007.
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Mar. 13th, 2008 08:06 am
Podcasts I recommend
I'm halfway through Stephen Fry's second podcast, and it's like being immersed in a warm bath of very erudite chocolate. Highly recommended (but, unfortunately, only available through iTunes.).
Also recommended, but only to a few of you (specifically![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
ashameland mrteufel) is the Geekarati episode with John Rogers. (Direct download - recommended - available from this page but I'm not sure for how long.)
I'm a big fan of John Roger's blog - Kung Fu Monkey, as he seems to be very clued into the changing interaction between technology, broadcast media and the audience. He makes some very interesting points in the podcast but that's not why I'm recommending it - I'm recommending it because of the discussion of 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons and the importance of RPGs in general at the end. It may only be available on the downloaded/podcasted version, as it didn't go to air.
Also recommended, but only to a few of you (specifically
ashameland mrteufel) is the Geekarati episode with John Rogers. (Direct download - recommended - available from this page but I'm not sure for how long.) I'm a big fan of John Roger's blog - Kung Fu Monkey, as he seems to be very clued into the changing interaction between technology, broadcast media and the audience. He makes some very interesting points in the podcast but that's not why I'm recommending it - I'm recommending it because of the discussion of 4th edition Dungeons and Dragons and the importance of RPGs in general at the end. It may only be available on the downloaded/podcasted version, as it didn't go to air.
