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Dennis Kogel, Rebecca Raschun, Riad Djemili, Daniel Recktenwald Wer ist eigentlich dieser Drake? Das muss hunderttausenden Gamern durch den Kopf gegangen sein, als der kanadische Superstar am 14. März 2018 zu Besuch beim Livestreamer Ninja war – und Massenmedien mal wieder völlig perplex auf die Gaming-Sphäre starrten. Wie zum Teufel ist ein Typ, der zuhause im Hoodie einen bunten Shooter spielt, so berühmt geworden, dass er einer der wichtigsten Rapper der Welt mit ihm abhängen will!? Für Gamer dagegen dürfte das so gar nicht überraschend gewesen sein. Tyler “Ninja” Blevis ist im Gaming längst so groß, so wichtig wie jeder Popstar. Blevis ist Livestreamer auf Twitch, nimmt über 500.000 Dollar über Werbung und Spenden ein. Er ist einer der neuen Stars des Gaming. Livestreamer wie er bestimmen, was gespielt und was entwickelt wird. Erfolg haben längst nicht mehr Spiele, die eine große, epische Story erzählen, sondern vor allem solche, die sich gut zum Zuschauen eignen. Spiele wie Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), Fortnite, Rainbow Six: Siege oder Warframe. Den meisten, die sich nur nebenbei mit Games beschäftigen, sagen diese Namen nichts, doch es sind die Spiele, auf die die gesamte Spieleindustrie mit großem Interesse schaut. Diese Entwicklung möchten wir diskutieren. In Kooperation mit /Kuration durch: Motherboard Germany

This week on Promoter 101 Featuring: The Vans Warped Tour's Founder & Producer Kevin Lyman with ICM Partners' Rick Farrell, The Author of "How To Become A Rainmaker" Jeffrey J. Fox reminds us the small things that make a big difference is making the deal. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center's Gerald B. Henley teaches us his secret identity Blevis. And Dan and Luke bring us up to speed with the News of the week Email us: steiny@promoter101.netTweet the Guys: https://twitter.com/Promoters101Tweet Dan: https://twitter.com/TheJewTweet Luke: https://twitter.com/wlukepierceFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steinypromoter101/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaeg6wyuou3NKfF7_h-8tKwFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/promoter101Sound Cloud: https://soundcloud.com/promoter101Website: http://www.promoter101.net/itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/promoter101/id1163910658?mt=2Tumbler: http://promoter101.tumblr.com/

This week on Promoter 101 Featuring: The Vans Warped Tour's Founder & Producer Kevin Lyman with ICM Partners' Rick Farrell, The Author of "How To Become A Rainmaker" Jeffrey J. Fox reminds us the small things that make a big difference is making the deal. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center's Gerald B. Henley teaches us his secret identity Blevis. And Dan and Luke bring us up to speed with the News of the week Email us: steiny@promoter101.net Tweet the Guys: https://twitter.com/Promoters101 Tweet Dan: https://twitter.com/TheJew Tweet Luke: https://twitter.com/wlukepierce Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steinypromoter101/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaeg6wyuou3NKfF7_h-8tKw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/promoter101 Sound Cloud: https://soundcloud.com/promoter101 Website: http://www.promoter101.net/ itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/promoter101/id1163910658?mt=2 Tumbler: http://promoter101.tumblr.com/

In this second installment of my interview with Susan Murphy, we talk exclusvely about PAB, the annual New Media event that takes place every year in June in Ottawa Canada. It's not merely about media, it's more fundamental, focusing on ideas and the power of storytelling. If you missed the last episode, check out the first part of the interview, where we talk about creativity and Susan's experience attending Creator Camp a little over a year ago in Ottawa. You will find a full set of show notes and links on the Video StudentGuy blog. This is the last year for PAB and while you can search on the site for posts about my experiences attending years poast, there's no substitute for being there. This is your last chance. It takes place June 8-11 but there's still time to register. I liviein southern New England and it's a good 8 hours or so to get there, but It's more than worth the time and effort.

Susan Murphy is my guest for a conversation about how unconferences, particularly Creator Camp, can provide a lot of professional, personal and fun experiences whether you're into social media or no. Full show notes and links at the main site, Video StudentGuy dot com

Show notes and comments here.

A quick ramble about listening to PAB 2010 sessions and the way in which other people's ideas spark new, different and sometimes fresh ideas in your own head. One of the presenters I mention, Adam Gratrix references Alan Moore in his presentation and here's an extended piece written by Moore on the idea of Artist as Magician.

Here's a list of the blogs and podcasts I refer to in the show. Check out the shownotes on this post at Videostudentguy.com for more details.   Jennifer Navarrete's bloghttp://jennifernavarrete.com/Jennifer's blog post about the changing landscape of unconferenceshttp://jennifernavarrete.com/blogging/and-thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/Jennifer's NaPodPoMo podcast series about how to put on an unconferencehttp://www.cinchcast.com/epodcasterCanadian  Podcast Buffet's Podcast #168  Who Saved Civilizationhttp://www.canadianpodcastbuffet.ca/?p=528Mark Blevishttp://www.markblevis.com/Bob Goyetchehttp://www.bobgoyetche.com/

At the time I recorded this show there were two great new media events taking place in the middle of June. That has changed. Podcamp New Hampshire 2010 was scheduled to take place the weekend of June 20, Father's day weekend, but it has now rescheduled to a yet to be determined date in October. What a pain that decision must have been to the promoters. It's still a great event to keep on your radar and you should seriously consider this once the new date is finalized. That leaves Podcast's Across Borders 2010, formerly held in Kingston Ontario, now relocated to Ottawa Ontario, June 18, 19 and 20. Bob Goyetche and Mark Blevis are the promoters of this even and you can find out more about them at Canadian Podcast Buffet. You can check out shows I've done in the past for both Podcamp NH 2009 and PAB 2009. By the way, Podcamps take place throughout America and around the world and they're great places to meet helpful, knowledgeable creative people interested in media, social networking and online branding. You can check out the Podcamp.org site for listings of shows in your neck of the woods. Remember, Podcamps are networking seminar events where everyone, including you, is the teacher. Most of these events don't even charge a fee to attend. Don't let the price fool you though, these are top notch gatherings that will help you connect with the top thinkers in the social media and networking world. The remainder of the show is about self promotion - your own self promotion. After attending a day long workshop about business strategies for the artist, sponsored by the Connecticut Commission for the Arts I came away a number great ideas to consider. I'll talk about the sessions I attended in another show. There were three separate seminars presented in Connecticut this past spring and you can hear the recordings online on their site. Recordings of sessions from the May 1st event I attended have not been uploaded yet, so keep checking. In the remainder of the show I talked about the power of talking about your plans with other people and how that helps shape and propel your vision. Making your dreams come true is also a creative act and it begins when you speaking them out loud.

Mark Blevis, from the Just One More Book podcast,interviewed me on our drive into Podcamp Philly about homework. This is a really honest and revealing interview about how we handle homework at our house, and what I see as the value and pitfalls of how homework is used in schools. Since I was the driver, the answers are about as honest and non-scripted as is possible- you hear exactly what was said, uncut and unedited, as two parents, two friends, discuss homework and their children.To give you some background, Mark and his wife Andrea Ross, interview authors and illustrators on their Just One More Book podcast, as well as give their reviews of different children's books. You can even call up and leave a review of your favorite book, and they'll play it on the show. Mark and Andrea are raising two fantastic daughters in Canada, and they always point me in the direction of fanatastic books my kids and I love to share, even though I have boys. The show helps me appreciate the richness of children's literature, and how it can enrich the lives of adults and kids alike.Let me know if you like the style of this show- please send feedback to ldpodcast@gmail.com. If this is interesting, we'll try to do work more unfiltered interviews with parents into the show.Thanks again to Mark for the audio, the idea, and the opportunity to go "unplugged".Click here to download and listen to LD Podcast Unplugged- Mark Blevis and Whitney Hoffman Discuss Homework

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