Modcast Podcast

With guests Binchlord and ScarletBliss, we're taking a look at moderating off-platform content. Binchlord has been in the moderation world since 2018, running and moderating LGBTQ+ Discord servers. ScarletBliss is a moderator for /r/hearthstone, /r/apexlegends, /r/heroesofthestorm and the official Overwatch DIscord server. Boasting over four years of moderating on Reddit, that's a lot of experience! Joining us, as always, are our esteemed hosts Sean and Kairi. Outro music: Skate by Komiku (from the Free Music Archive)

On today's episode of the Modcast Podcast, we'll be talking about how to prevent and address harassment, with guests SexualRhinoceros, the lead admin for the Rainbow 6 Siege Discord, head of the Just Some Bots Github group, as well as moderator on the Titanfall, Anthem, and Pittsburgh Steelers Discord servers, and AerinNight, moderator of number of small-time Twitch streamers' channels over the last few years, currently moderating for AnneMunition's community. She once wrote a mod-bot that sassed users as it timed them out, and her catchphrase is "ban them all". Joining them, as always, our hosts Sean and Kairi. Outro music: Skate by Komiku (from the Free Music Archive)

Episode 3 of the Modcast is all about how to work within a mod team, joined by Panley - moderator & community manager for several content creators across Discord and Twitch, including working with teams such as the Yogscast - and Tyler - moderator for Gay Geeks, a large, all-inclusive LGBTQ+ Geek and Gaming community which has been around for over 10 years, and moderator for a selection of other servers both large and small across Discord. With the extensive experience both of our guests have working in a mod team, we're really excited to hear their experience and gain tips for working collaboratively on community moderation. Outro music: Skate by Komiku (from the Free Music Archive)

It's episode 2, and we're joined by guests Eliza and DJScias to delve a step further: discussing how to get started in moderation. DJScias is the lead moderator for the Discord Moderator Program's Reddit and Discord teams, while Eliza is the community manager of Twitch streamer ClassyKatie, as well as a moderator for events such as GamesDoneQuick and DreamHack. Both of our guests started out small in the world of content moderation and grew to have the roles they have now, offering great insight into how to get involved in moderation. Outro music: Skate by Komiku (from the Free Music Archive)

In our first episode, we're taking a look at why moderation matters in online communities - featuring guests Devin (@DevinNash) and RobertJan (@RJStreams). Devin is the CMO of the talent and creative agency N3RDFUSION and a streamer himself, while RJ is a streamer, esports caster and community moderator: both offering valuable insight into why communities need moderation, among other things! Outro music: Skate by Komiku (from the Free Music Archive)