Podcast appearances and mentions of juliana patel

Welcome back to another episode of Puzzling Company! On this episode, we will be trying to stop the Evil Doc Gnaw in Escape Room In A Box: Flashback. This game involves you opening up the starting box and completing three different pathways to gather all the things you need to defeat Doc Gnaw! This game was simply a blast to play and we are so excited to talk with the amazing women Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin from Wild Optimists about it. We hope you guys truly enjoy the episode!You can find their games on Amazon today!Link to buy Flashback:https://www.target.com/p/escape-room-in-a-box-flashback-game/-/A-52706258#lnk=sametabLink to artist who worked on Flashback:https://www.mjblackwood.com/Links to Wild Optimists Social Media:www.wildoptimists.comhttps://www.instagram.com/thewildoptimists/https://twitter.com/escaperoominboxhttps://www.facebook.com/wildoptimists/If you would to support us:1) Leave us a 5-Star review!2) Follow us on social media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello, I’m Hillary Rubin and this is... the 11th episode of the Create Like A Mother Podcast. On my quest to reconnect with my creativity, I sat down with another inspiring woman Ariel Rubin, who turned a playdate into a business. As a mother she focuses her energy on fostering what is naturally wonderful about her two children.  We’re going deep into Creating Space to Shine At What You’re Good At, we talk about... HOW her business allows her to be herself, WHY it’s important to focus on who our children are, AND Fate Vs. Self Will when creating our lives.  Buckle up, get ready for the wisdom nuggets… AND Thank you so much for listening, reviewing & sharing  Remember this is your safe place to hear what other mamas who are just like YOU  do to stay connected to their creativity. Mentioned in this episode:  Wild Optimists  Lola Pickett Episode  Lola Pickett Tarot Deck  Kickstarter Blog  Immersive Theatre World  Immersive VR World  VR World  Escape Room in a Box  Escape Room in the Box Flash Back  The 5 Love Languages  Hayley Cooper Immersive Escape Room Houston  Tales by Candlelight in LA  Get Social With Ariel:  Ariel on Instagram  About Ariel Ariel Rubin is the co-creator of Kickstarter sensation Escape Room In A Box: The Werewolf Experiment, now licensed to Mattel and winner of Game of the Year at the Mattel Inventor Awards. Ariel and her design partner, Juliana Patel, have combined their theater and writing backgrounds and lifelong obsession with games to become: The Wild Optimists. Together, they create the next generation of playful experiences as they gamify live events and design escape rooms and tabletop games.

Tommy and Adam talk to "Escape Room in a Box" creators Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin about creating a successful Kickstarter campaign. They offer a lot of helpful advice to anyone who has ever wanted to crowdfund a game (or other project).

Dennis visits the San Fernando Valley home of Ariel Rubin to talk with Ariel and Juliana Patel, the co-creators of "Escape Room in a Box" which is exactly what it sounds like; a home version of an escape room. They talk about how they met playing werewolf, getting the idea, creating the incredibly complicated prototypes, the support they got from the game community, finding a factory to make the game and the red locks that drove them crazy. They also talk about putting together their Kickstarter campaign, their nerves going in, following the advice of previous campaigners, working the media and making their goal of $19,500 in 14 hours and finishing the campaign with $135,000. They also talk about being women in an industry that's historically very male and being an inspiration to other women and girls. They recall how they got the licensing deal with Mattel, going in to pitch and play test with them and what it's like to work with Mattel on an ongoing business. Other topics include: getting flown to the Netherlands to speak at a conference, creating games for weddings, why they named their company Wild Optimists, juggling their busy leaves, winning a big award and the Halloween costume that was totally prescient. www.escaperoominabox.com  

The town of Peters Point is teeming with cultists, sacrifices, and a population ensorcelled into inaction. Bill tracks down the next victim of the Children of Maesaris, but will he be able to save them, solve the puzzles, and escape? This episode features a bomb, a robot, a classroom, some hooks, and a two-headed health worker.   Our guests this episode are The Wild Optimists, and creators of Escape Room in a Box, Ariel Ruben and Juliana Patel. Make sure to follow them on twitter and check out their spectacular games, and bespoke escape rooms!   We'll be performing a live show at the Up the Game conference in the Netherlands. If you are attending the conference, make sure to check it out, and say hi afterwards. The episode will also be recorded and uploaded.... at some time in the future.   If you want to play the room yourself, or see the supplementary puzzles as you listen, the links are below:Full room write-up and GM notesPeters Point town mapBoard GameGame Card If you want to keep up to date, contact us or just be part of our escaping podcast community, check out our Facebook, our Twitter, or send us an email at escapethispod@gmail.com   Our spooky theme song for this arc is courtesy of Purple Planet. Check them out for all your fun music needs.

Richard interviews Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin who created the extremely successful Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment that is now being published by Mattel. He learns all their secrets about in their 2,000+ backer debut campaign! Some specific topics: Partnering with Mattel Escape room game opportunities Replaying escape room games Playtesting an escape room game Creating the puzzles Lessons learned from the Kickstarter campaign Finding your audience References: Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment Kickstarter Campaign - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/361817408/escape-room-in-a-box-the-werewolf-experiment  

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Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin, designers of Escape Room in a Box, discuss the ins and outs of creating an escape room game.Juliana and Ariel are busy moms who find time to get together and design games, and they have a ton of insight on what makes a great escape experience. Escape Room in a Box was... The post Designing Escape Room Games with Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin, designers of Escape Room in a Box, discuss the ins and outs of creating an escape room game.Juliana and Ariel are busy moms who find time to get together and design games, and they have a ton of insight on what makes a great escape experience. Escape Room in a Box was... The post Designing Escape Room Games with Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

The first escape room board game on kickstarter was wildly successful, and we got to interview the creators Juliana Patel & Ariel Rubin! Not only that, their game was picked up by Mattel and is no available on Amazon to purchase, and will be available in stores early next year!Tune in to hear all about how Juliana and Ariel brought Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment, to the world! If we were smart, we would have taken a picture of us posing with the box! The parody was written by Manda Whitney, and a huge thanks to our returning guest singer, Noelle Sorrell, who has been singing since she came out of the womb. She works as the Ops Manager at Hidden Trail in Windsor, Ontario.

Episode 150: Escapewolf Length: 1:03:56 Show Links: RSS | iTunes | Stitcher | Download Episode   Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We post new episodes every other Thursday, with each episode being about 45 minutes long. Vox Republica is proudly supported by our Patreon. Consider contributing today! DESCRIPTION: This week, Erin and Ryan talk about a few post Gen Con games that made it to the table and then interview Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin, the creators of Escape Room in a Box: The Werewolf Experiment. GUESTS: Juliana Patel & Ariel Rubin RECENTLY PLAYED GAMES - (01:19): Champions of Hara by Greenbrier Games (BGG Link) Stop Thief! by Restoration Games (BGG Link) Mountains of Madness by IELLO Games (BGG Link) QUICK TOPICS – (00:36): Stay tuned next week for a special bonus Vox episode focusing solely on Gen Con 2017! FEATURED TOPIC - (29:56): We speak to the creator’s of Escape the Room: The Werewolf Experiment about bringing physical escape rooms to the table. We talk a bit about what separates this game from other escape room games, and about the design and playtesting process going into such games. Julianna and Ariel also provide some insight into the current state of the board game industry and reflect on what it’s like to be extremely competitive people designing an extremely cooperative game. PLUGS - (1:03:14): We’re raffling off a copy of Unlock to a lucky Patreon backer. Consider donating today! As always, Cardboard Republic YouTube videos, Instagram pictures, and the BGG Guild are still ongoing. Subscribe to one or two - or all of them if you really love us. You do really love us, right?   We’d love to hear from you! You can send questions or feedback via email at podcast@cardboardrepublic.com. You can also reach us social media, including Twitter, Facebook, and BoardGameGeek.   Audio Credits: Intro music track is "Swing!" by Bargo!, used under Creative Commons license.

We go off the beaten path this week to talk to the creators of Escape Room In A Box: The Werewolf Experience, which aims to bring the escape room genre home. The duo behind the game--Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin--are two stay-at-home moms who love escape rooms but find it increasingly hard to get everything in order to get out to them. So they used their game playing acumen--and their theatre degrees, what???--to create a dramatic, at-home version of the phenomenon. Come along as we talk about bringing he escape room experience home, and the pitfalls of crowdfunding--something I know more than a few of you have either considered or know a thing or two about yourselves.