Podcast appearances and mentions of Brooks Brown

Could the devastating Columbine massacre have been prevented? By examining the early signs of Eric Harris's troubling behavior, we uncover a series of missed opportunities that might have altered the course of history. This episode of "Unraveling the Columbine Tragedy" takes a hard look at the red flags that went unnoticed, from Eric's vandalism sprees with Dylan Klebold and their friend Zack, to the damaging altercation with Brooks Brown. The tense relationship between the Harris and Brown families unfolds, revealing the overlooked warning signals that hinted at a much darker path ahead.Amidst a backdrop of law enforcement oversight and secrecy, a chilling narrative emerges. Thirteen months before the massacre, crucial evidence of Eric Harris building pipe bombs was discovered but left unaddressed. We bring you the gripping details of secret meetings among officials who concealed this knowledge, leading to years of public deception. As detectives worked tirelessly to connect the dots, key figures such as Chris Morris, Phil Duran, and Mark Maines played pivotal roles in shedding light on the weapon procurement network, unraveling a complex web of hidden truths and investigative challenges.Alongside FBI Agent Dr. Fusilier, we explore the intricate psychological profiles of Harris and Klebold, delving into their journals and basement tapes to understand their motives. Eric's writings reveal a calculated hatred, while Dylan's entries paint a picture of internal turmoil and depression. Through this lens, we ponder the rare circumstances where anger and depression explode into violence. This episode promises an insightful journey into the minds of the Columbine killers, offering a deeper understanding of the tragic events and what might drive seemingly ordinary individuals to commit such heinous acts.Send us a text Support the show

Protecting investors from harm is a top FINRA priority. And when it comes to specific individuals who may pose a risk, FINRA's High Risk Representative (HRR) Program is on the case. On this episode, Brooks Brown, Senior Director, and Eric Hebert and John Salerno, Investigative Directors, from the HRR unit join us to explain how they identify and monitor individuals who pose an elevated risk of misconduct to protect investors and maintain the integrity of the market. Resources mentioned in this episode:Episode 114: Bringing Cases Against Individual BrokersEpisode 150: A Cybersecurity Update with FINRA's Complex Investigations and Intelligence Team (CII)Key Topic: Protecting Investors from MisconductVirtual Conference Panel: Supervision of High-Risk Activities Find us: X / Facebook / LinkedIn / E-mail

Brooks Brown is a Learning & Development and Retail Director with a career spent in the beauty and fashion industry.  She has worked in wholesale, retail, branding and L&D for Ralph Lauren, Estee Lauder, Brioni, Donna Karan and Emmanuel Ungaro.  Additionally, she worked and lived in Hong Kong with responsibilities for the entire APAC region. She created and led initiatives in DE&I, luxury sales and service, client relations and product knowledge. Recently, she completed a styling certification from Fashion Institute of Technology. She loves hiking, yoga, travel, art and, like a true Southerner, iced tea. On this episode, she spoke with Madeline Schwarz about the new paths and challenges she's sought for herself in her non-linear fashion career.

Madeline Schwarz has been called a career therapist, lifesaver and secret weapon. She solves one problem that every business and employee has in common: to clearly and concisely articulate your vision, communicate what you do and why other people should care.  She's coached individuals and teams on presentation skills, storytelling and team dynamics. Her clients have included Tommy Hilfiger, Mastercard, Etsy and The Jewish Museum. When she's not dreaming up ways to make communication more fun, you can find her hanging out in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, roaming art museums and building cardboard forts with her 9-year old son. On this episode, Madeline speaks with Brooks Brown about her reasons for starting a business to advocate for quiet leaders.

The C.O.W.S. hosts the 6th study session on Dave Cullen's COLUMBINE. On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 13 people and injured 24 more at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. This week, we continue our exploration of Cullen's narrative of the events leading up to the massacre, the motivations of the White killers, and the aftermath of the tragedy. The teen duo apparently had contact with enforcement officers well in advance of the shooting. Last week, we learned more details about the unjust networking of the Jefferson County sheriff's department. High ranking White officials conferenced to discuss how they would deceive the public (and the shooting victims) about records of a neglected search warrant against Eric Harris for the alleged construction of pipe bombs and threatening to kill Brooks Brown. The search was never executed. Brooks' mother, Judy, told the New York Times she'd reported Eric to the police 15 times. Cullen also details how Eric's father, Wayne, felt he and his wife were victims of Judy Brown's grousing about their mischievous child. Tellingly, Mr. Harris wrote down that Eric had learned his lesson about haranguing the Browns. However, he crossed this out, and replaced it with: "Eric not at fault." #Cronyism #Nepotism #TheCOWS14Years INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE: 564943#

Brooks Brown is the Founder and CEO of NOR. In this episode of The Edge Podcast, we interview a creative with 18 years of experience working on some of the most iconic brands and franchises in the world, including Avatar and Star Wars. After an illustrious career at places like LucasArts and James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment working with AAA console and mobile game studios, Brooks has set his sights on reimagining game with a greater sense of "permanence," or as he puts it, where "death and winning matter again..." Despite pushback from legacy gamers on crypto and NFTs, Brooks believes Web3 is the key to unlocking a world of gaming he's always dreamed of--where there's real skin in the game, where anyone is truly free to play and rise up through the ranks. Similar to professional sports, but where everything is on the line. For example, an NFT that represents all your winnings, stats, and reputation lost to your competitor in a final match! We talk about what's broken in gaming today, why monetization isn't the enemy, and how NOR is designing a gaming platform to truly test the grit of its players each season, as they compete on a playing field that more closely mirrors the highest level of competition in professional sports. THIS IS NOT A RECOMMENDATION OR ENDORSEMENT TO BUY ANY TOKEN OR NFT RELATED TO ANY PLATFORMS DISCUSSED. ------

In March, FINRA hosted the Senior Investor Protection Conference, a one-day event dedicated to sharing the most up-to-date regulatory information, effective strategies and solutions for protecting senior and other vulnerable investors from exploitation. On this episode, we're taking an abridged look at one of the conference sessions on the various trends, scams and schemes currently impacting investors. Brooks Brown, Senior Director of FINRA's High-Risk Representative Unit, moderates the conversation with Amy Nofziger, Director of Victim Support for the AARP's Fraud Watch Network, Mayur Patel, Senior Principal Intelligence Specialist with FINRA's Financial Intelligence Unit, and Elizabeth Yoka, a Manager with FINRA's Vulnerable Adults and Seniors team.Resources mentioned in this episode:FTC Romance Scam DataAARP Helpline InfoAARP Fraud Watch NetworkThe Perfect Scam AARP PodcastFINRA Key Topic Page: Senior InvestorsReg Notice 22-25: Heightened Threat of Fraud in Small Cap IPOsReg Notice 22-05: Amendments to FINRA Rule 2165NASAA Senior WebsiteFINRA Conferences & EventsFINRA Securities Helpline for Seniors

This show goes over the short stories of Michael's favorite speculative fiction author and notable curmudgeon Harlan Ellison. Each episode Michael pairs (read: forces a friend to read) a short story with a guest that it “applies especially to.” This episode it's the short story On The Slab and the guest is Brooks Brown. Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Brooks Brown: https://discord.com/invite/dgqc Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

Happy New Year! Woah, 2023 has arrived! Beans! Everyone, get in here! Okay, great. Alright, everyone be quiet, we have something to say… we create avatars of each other in our minds and imprison them with expectation without their consent! Yeah! It's depressing! Let's all think about sads and listen to this podcast while Brooks is here! Features: Brooks Brown: https://discord.com/invite/dgqc Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

NOR Games founder & CEO Brooks Brown joins Vader Research Podcast to discuss the problems with gaming & esports, what NOR Games is building to solve these problems, NOR Games' web3 economy & monetization model and the tokenomics of $FATE. 0:00 Intro 0:52 Problems with Gaming & eSports 16:35 What NOR is Building to Solve These Problems 25:08 NOR's Skill-Based Gaming Platform 33:00 NOR's Monetization Model 44:40 Players are NFTs 54:36 $FATE Tokenomics Learn More about NOR Games: https://welcometonor.com/ https://twitter.com/Welcome_to_Nor Learn More about Vader Research: https://linktr.ee/defivader If you enjoyed the episode, make sure to subscribe and leave a like or comment!

Brooks is back! So you know it's weird! This time we all take a look at the experimental horror stop-motion film, Mad God. The labor of love of Phil Tippett (dinosaur supervisor). A film that took 30 years to make. The gang talk about its imaginative and rich world, the importance of story, and how sometimes artists create a situation where their reach exceeds their grasp. Features: Brooks Brown: @quarantine_collective Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

What an amazing, fun, and thought-provoking chat I recorded with Brooks Brown, Creator at NOR. Brooks has an amazing history, ranging from working at Lucas Arts to the production team of Avatar. His team is world-class as well and they are building one of the best new games in Web3. What makes a great game? How do you build digital asset economic systems in the games of tomorrow? We cover this and much more. Not to be missed!

In this episode, we have our guest Brooks Brown who is a visionary game designer and storyteller. We're going to be learning quite a lot about his exciting project relating to things like NFT, permanence, mortality, immortality, life, and death, many themes I'm super interested in. So you know, let's just jump right in.

On today's episode of Empire, Jason Yanowitz and Santiago Roel Santos are joined by gaming expert Brooks Brown, co-founder of the PlayFi platform NOR. Brooks has an encyclopedic knowledge of gaming and has worked with studios such as Universal Pictures, Lucas Arts (Starwars), and James Cameron's Avatar. We discuss the intricacies of world-building, what P2E games get wrong, how financialization shapes game design, NFTs, and the significance of permadeath in Nor. This is a masterclass on the confluence of gaming, finance and Web3. -- Follow me and Santiago on Twitter, @JasonYanowitz and @santiagoroel; let us know what you thought of the show! Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4UTePv1CR3APdKOiosR3Iq?si=41bc452345b649f9 Subscribe to the podcast on Apple: https://apple.co/3srZf7M -- Timestamps (00:00) Introduction (01:36) What Makes A Good Game? (05:11) Open vs Closed Games (14:41) Improving Is The Human Condition (19:19) The Evolution of Gaming (25:18) How Money Shapes Our Games (29:17) The Two Magic Circles (33:13) Access Drives Adoption (35:58) Building Nor In Layers (39:56) Cohesive Gameplay and Composability (44:35) What Is The Metaverse? (48:50) Sponsor Segment (49:58) Are Games Meant For Escaping Reality? (53:53) NFTs and Building In The Digital Space (01:00:46) The Value of Permadeath (01:10:03) Blockchains Enable Unique Contribution (01:13:57) Most P2E Games Are Just Jobs (01:19:28) Adding Scarcity To Games (01:22:47) Defi vs Gaming (01:25:45) Closing Thoughts -- ParaSwap: If you want to make a swap at the best price across the DeFi market, check out paraswap.io. ParaSwap's state-of-the-art algorithm beats the market price across all major DEXs and brings you the most optimized swaps with the best prices, and lowest slippage. -- Disclaimer: Nothing said on Empire is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Santiago, Jason, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

This panel was originally presented by Altered State Machine (ASM) during SXSW 2022. Tom Shaughnessy hosts the discussion between masterminds Aaron McDonald (Co-founder of ASM) and Brooks Brown (Co-founder of NOR) on the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in gaming. They discuss the benefits of owning an AI, community governance within games, and normalizing NFTs and the financialization of games. Show Notes: (00:00:00) – Introduction. (00:03:07) – AI's role in gaming. (00:13:44) – Overcoming the fear of AI. (00:18:55) – Why own AI? (00:21:32) – Community involvement in games. (00:33:42) – Competing with large game companies. (00:42:08) – Thoughts on governance in games. (00:49:39) – The game developer's POV. (00:53:43) – NFTs and financialization of games. Social links: Aaron's Twitter Brook's Twitter Altered State Machine Twitter NOR Twitter Resources: Altered State Machine Website NOR Website Our Previous Interview Featuring Altered State Machine Brooks Brown on DISRUPTORS More

Welcome to the Cutting Edge podcast, where culture meets crypto. Today we have ​​the CEO of NOR gaming platform, Brooks Brown. His work speaks for itself: He has more than 18 years of creative and strategic development in interactive content for the world's most successful brands and franchises, including Lucasfilm where he built websites for Star Wars, Lucasarts and James Cameron's Avatar quadrilogy. His remarkable work has been recognized by: Sundance Film Festival and the Tribeca Film Festival Awards. Brooks is a friend and colleague and for full disclosure, I am honored to be an investor in NOR and thrilled to have what will be an amazing conversation. To follow everything Brooks is up to, visit: https://consortium9.co/ To check out Nor's latest releases visit: https://welcometonor.com/ Brooks's Delphi interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLBCTb1odpY Timecodes: 2:16 - Gaming as a form of art 6:28 - Brooks's background that led to his career 11:36 - How Brooks first heard about crypto 15:25 - His opinions around crypto messaging 18:32 - Roots and evolution of gaming 21:39 - How NOR is disrupting the play model 26:20 - How permadeath breeds more play and fun for the players 33:00 - Details on how permadeath works in the game 37:54 - How sports were the inspiration for the economy of NOR 44:11 - Roadmap of the NOR games 51:49 - How philosophy inspires his game designs 54:27 - What does Brooks look for in a game designer when building his team 58:02 - Fave NFT The book that Brooks references on game economics: https://www.amazon.com/Portfolio-Society-Capitalist-Prediction-Futures/dp/1935408747 Philosopher in which Brooks draws his inspiration: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilles_Deleuze

Brooks Brown, CEO and Co-Founder of NOR, kicks off the first episode of DISRUPTORS with a presentation on the immanent experience of play and how it translates into meaningful game design for Web3. Brooks has more than 18 years of creative and strategic development in interactive content for the world's most successful brands and franchises, including Lucasfilm, Lucasarts, Lightstorm Entertainment, Universal Pictures, and James Cameron's AVATAR quadrilogy. What is the Magic Circle? Why are whales being manipulated in free-to-play games? How is NOR redefining what immersion means? Tune in to find out. Show Notes:  (00:00:00) – Introduction. (00:02:43) – What is art?  (00:07:34) – “The Magic Circle” in games.  (00:10:18) – A genealogy of video games.  (00:21:09) – The financialization impact of free-to-play.  (00:25:09) – Whale manipulation through pay-to-win.  (00:31:50) – What is crypto & NFTs?  (00:35:00) – What is NOR?  (00:40:41) – Separation of the financial metagame (PlayFi).  (00:46:48) – Reintroducing death in games.  (00:48:19) – Q&A. Resources:  Brooks' Linkedin NOR Twitter NOR Discord NOR Website Consortium 9 Website Delphi Podcast Summaries More

Brooks has returned so this means we're covering another Charlie Kaufman film, this time around it's 2002's Adaptation directed by Spike Jonze! The gang discusses the nuances of the meta narrative, the wild production of the film, and determines for themselves the value of its ending. How does it stack up against Kaufman's other films? How was this film even made? Features: Brooks Brown: @quarantine_collective Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

Oh my Malkovich! Our resident Charlie Kaufman scholar, Brooks Brown, returns for the first major Kaufman feature release, Malkovich. The trio discusses the writer’s humble beginnings in comedy, his collaboration with Spike Jonze, and ultimately what separates his early scripts from his later scripts and direction. It’s truly a Malkovich you don’t want to miss, Malkovich! Features: Brooks Brown: @quarantine_collective Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

Brooks returns to discuss Charlie Kaufman’s second film as a director: “Anomalisa.” The gang tries to decipher its thesis and stacks it up against his other work. There’s a lot to love in this film: the voice acting, the stop-motion, and the production design, but all take a back seat to the story and meaning of the film. Does it work? Did you enjoy watching it? Is Abe an absolute snob? Everyone: thank Zac Schwartz for bringing this to your ears. Or if you hated it, scold him! Features: Brooks Brown: https://soundcloud.com/quarantine_collective Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans

The 2014 film Under The Skin is not for everyone. It's dark, meditative, brutal, and terrifying. There are some shocking shots, but it's not your typical horror film. Michael and Abe sit down with Brooks Brown to discuss how Jonathan Glazer and Scarlett Johansson pulled off this art film that's really about consent, celebrity, and the male gaze. This episode was produced by Martin, our monthly Flick Picker. If you want us to cover a specific film, pledge to our Pick the Flick tier found here: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans. Features: Brooks Brown: https://soundcloud.com/quarantine_collective Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty

Brooks Brown and I met in a castle in Kansas City, Missouri. We both love music and catching up stuff. Enjoy and be sure to subscribe! Brooks Brown.... Latest: https://soundcloud.com/brooksbrown/soho and Greatest (imo): https://soundcloud.com/brooksbrown/high-tide

This week's episode of Eight One Sixty is all about Boulevardia 2019! The sixth annual beer, food and music festival is happening this Friday, June 14 and Saturday, June 15 in the Stockyards District in the Historic West Bottoms — in the areas around Kemper/Hy-Vee Arena. The fest features more than 50 acts on three stages and also hosts a silent disco. On the radio show we'll give you some helpful tips to make your festgoing experience even better. We’ll hear from fest headliners: Fitz & The Tantrums, Young the Giant,Dashboard Confessional, lovelytheband and DJ Jazzy Jeff. Then we’ll hear from some KC acts playing the fest: The Freedom Affair, Belle & The Vertigo Waves, Brooks Brown, Crystal Rose and Ha Ha Tonka.

Takashi Miike's seminal (literally), ultra-gore manga-adapted tale of The Number One Killer, his friend The Other Number One Killer, this Lady Who Kills, and a few other Notable Killers. It's mad, it's undeniably well-crafted, and it may just be the most faithful comic book adaptation of all time. Let's talk. Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans

Charlie Kaufman's devastating tale of life, death, and ham-fisted direction shows a side of Phillip Seymour Hoffman that is actually thirty sides. Michael, Brooks and Abe try in vain to unpack a movie that is both representative of less and more than the movie represents. SHIT. GETS. META.

Doug reconnects with Brooks Brown, a student at Columbine High School during the Massacre that took place on April 20th 1999 in Littleton, Colorado. Brooks is known mostly as the student who was told to go home by Eric Harris, one of the shooters, just minutes prior to the shooting. Recorded July 10th, 2018 at the World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood, CA with Doug Stanhope (@DougStanhope), Brooks Brown, and Ggreg Chaille (@gregchaille). Produced by Brett Erickson (@iBrettmypants ) & Edited by Chaille. Don't miss out on Doug's 2018 eBay Yard Sale Aug 12 – 19th. Get on the Mailing List at [www.dougstanhope.com](www.dougstanhope.com) to get first crack at the items up for bid.  This episode is sponsored by Dollar Shave Club - For just five bucks, you can get the Daily Essentials Starter Set. It comes with Body Cleanser, One Wipe Charlies, their amazing butt wipes, their world famous Shave Butter, and their best razor: the six-blade Executive. Keep the blades coming for a few more bucks a month, and add in shampoo, toothpaste, or anything else you need. Check it all out at [www.DollarShaveClub.com/STANHOPE](www.DollarShaveClub.com/STANHOPE). LINKS: “No Easy Answers: The Truth Behind Death at Columbine High School” – by Brooks Brown & Rob Meritt - [https://amzn.to/2vOhaGW](https://amzn.to/2vOhaGW) STANHOPE MERCH - NEW! Chad Shank T-Shirts, “Popov Vodka Presents” VHS Tapes and the NEW KILLER TERMITES T-Shirt now available at [http://www.DougStanhope.com/store](http://www.DougStanhope.com/store) Bingo's Book - “Let Me Out: a madhouse diary” NOW AVAILABLE on AUDIBLE.com - [https://amzn.to/2mItJzn](https://amzn.to/2mItJzn) Chad Shank Voice Over info at [http://www.AudioShank.com](http://www.AudioShank.com) Support the Innocence Project - [http://www.innocenceproject.org](http://www.innocenceproject.org) Closing song “Maybe They Won't Kill You,” from Henry Phillips' cd “Why Haven't I Heard from You” available iTunes and Amazon.com ([https://amzn.to/2OhJxVo](https://amzn.to/2OhJxVo)).

In Today’s Legal Market On Episode 111 Brooks Brown of Goodwin Procter talks about the initiative and energy required for consistent business development success; that building relationships that lead to new clients and additional work with current clients should be part of each day. Reviewing a single page business development strategy document weekly and prioritizing tactical business development objectives is an important and enjoyable part of legal work and a priority within his practice. For Brooks, repeat success comes from understanding the goals of his clients and their organizations.  Asking early what success looks like, beyond the facts then collaborating with them to meet their business objectives.  His success story reflects on educating firm relationship partners on a specific area of risk, and it’s associated litigation. Explaining a complex legal concept concisely using business terms that lawyers could remember and convey to others. Brooks advise to those starting out?   Be focused on building a toolkit of what works in business development today.  Clients in today’s market value experience and expertise that allows them to be efficient in what they do. Using data intelligence to support alternative pricing models builds confidence both internally and with clients.  Sharing firm operations expertise; recommendations on fee arrangements; and providing input on e-discovery tools are examples of helping clients achieve effective outcomes. Brooks Brown is a partner in Goodwin Procter’s financial industry group and co-chair of the banking and consumer financial services practice.  He specializes in defense of leading financial services and technology companies in consumer class action, government investigations, and enforcement actions.  Brooks Brown Bio

Digital and Social veteran with 15 years of developing multimedia experiences, content, and games online. Combining a love for innovation with savvy for timely planning and enthusiastic leadership. Lead the charge to bring Lucasfilm into the social and digital world through microtransactions, vanity items, digital game downloads, and more. With Avatar, lead digital across multiple verticals including games, web, social, and more in preparation for the upcoming releases of Avatar 2-5. Now makes worlds to terrify, astonish, and amaze inside of the highest end VR headset in the world. Lead the creative and user experiences for www.LEGOStarWars.com, the award winning Advergame - that won a Webby for best online game. Starbreeze Studios Global Director VR, I lead content, partnerships, development, and more for experiences built for the StarVR headset. With partners like IMAX and Acer, Starbreeze is building the worlds first VR location based experience lineup that provides the magical promise of VR without a major sunk cost to the consumer, and with a fidelity no other technology can match. https://www.starbreeze.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooksb https://twitter.com/StarbreezeAB

Bob Cooney and Brooks Brown of Starbreeze Studios, the game developer behind the successful Payday series, speak at VR Los Angeles. Brown and the company built an extremely high-end headset, the Star VR. Brown and Cooney talk about the catching up the industry needs to do, how the promise of VR was made over 30 years ago and the pressure that companies are feeling to deliver on that promise. Brown argues that there is exciting content for VR out there, but the problem is curating it and making it accessible to the masses.

Domedagen kallade de den för, dagen då Columbine High School skulle explodera. Tonåringarna Eric Harris och Dylan Klebold hade planerat allt in i minsta detalj. Ritat kartor, byggt rörbomber och införskaffat vapen. De hade bestämt sig för den 20 april 1999.  Det var den första varma vårdagen. Terminen var snart slut och för skolans seniors väntade ett nytt liv på college. Men för 12 elever och en lärare skulle den 20 april bli deras sista dag.  I P3 Dokumentär Världen om skolskjutningen på Columbine High School hör du hela berättelsen om massakern som lämnat ett oförglömligt avtryck i USA. Det här är inte historien som media förmedlade, om utstötta tonåringar i  svarta trenchcoats som gillade Marilyn Manson, utan en komplex berättelse om djupa depressioner och en psykopats vilja att bli ökänd.  Du hör bl.a. FBI agenten Dwayne Fuselier om hur han beger sig till Columbine, inte bara i rollen som agent och gisslanförhandlare, utan även som pappa till en elev på skolan.  Vi möter Columbines rektor Frank DeAngelis som tretton år efter massakern fortfarande försöker läka såren; hans egna och elevernas. Brooks Brown var en av Eric och Dylans vänner. Hans föräldrar Randy och Judy Brown berättar att de ett år innan massakern gick till polisen med Erics dödslista, men anmälan försvann. Medverkar gör ockå journalisten Dave Cullen, som var en av de första journalisterna på plats och som i 10 år granskade gärningsmännen och massakern, innan han skrev boken Columbine. Producent: David Mehr

After a lengthy absence to to the breakage of my computer, This Week In Detroit Tigers Baseball is back with another wrap on Detroit Tigers baseball action. In this episode: We bring you some clips from Daniel Fields, Jacob Turner, and Andy Oliver. Those three shared their thoughts the day of signing their first major league deals. Paul Wesner of Tigs Town joins us to break down these prospects and talk about Brooks Brown, a righty with the Toledo Mud Hens. Thanks to Paul for bringing TWIDTB some isight from the best Detroit minor league analysis on the net! Al Beaton and Greg Eno of The Knee Jerks join us to talk about the latest stretch in play and the acquisition of Aubrey Huff. Finally we wrap up the show with A quote from Dave Dombrowski. I asked him if he was done making moves. You will just have to stay tuned to find out his answer! Remember you can find us on Itunes, and follow us on Twitter as well. Have a great weekend, and Go Tigers!