Podcast appearances and mentions of justine colla

Listen in and get to know Justine Colla, a driving force behind RIPTIDE's social presence. Learn what brings Justine to England, how her assorted life skills have prepared her to market wrestling, and hear her heart melt as the Rippy cat wanders in... Explore all things RIPTIDE related here - https://www.riptidewrestling.com/

Quite often we hear, "We the Indie won't work because promoters will never approve unionisation". So we thought we'd talk to a promoters of one of the hottest Uk Independent promotions.Josh Bevan & Justine Colla discuss the difficulties faced by promoters in 2019, the importance of looking outside the wrestling bubble to expand your brand and how unionisation can help everyone create a safer better working environment.SHOW NOTES: 0:04:00 - Video Games0:10:10 - How to market wrestling.0:25:10 - The importance of image0:30:30 - Locker room culture0:47:00 - Creating your niche0:57:30 - Wrestler welfare1:16:00 - Harnessing non wrestling talent.1:34:10 - QUIZ!Support We The Independent : https://www.wetheindependent.com/shopCode INDIE15 for 15% til Sunday 1st DecFollow James - https://twitter.com/Y2jimbobFollow Riptide - https://twitter.com/RIPTIDEwresFollow Josh - https://twitter.com/joshbevan88Follow Justine - https://twitter.com/pastasauca

Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail interviews wrestling fan-artist and social media guru Justine Colla (in person this time!). Topics include: meeting PAC and giving him fan-art moving to and adjusting to life in the UK finding the right therapist and how much it can improve one's life PAC vs Cara Noir and the beauty of Riptide Wrestling Whether or not it's okay for a man to identify as feminist How to navigate the rocky emotional terrain of being a WWE fan while simultaneously disagreeing with the company's political, social, and business practices And much more! Follow Justin on social media @PastaSauca! Follow Tim on Twitter @WorkOfWrestling and www.facebook.com/theworkofwrestling  

WWE fan-artist, podcaster, and Advocate for Neville, Justine Colla (@PastaSauca as you may know her) stops by The Work of Wrestling podcast to answer Tim Kail's questions about art, wrestling, and life. Justine recorded her answers in Melborne Australia, and Tim has cut them together (with his responses to a few) for your listening pleasure. What's it like being an Australian WWE-fan when the WWE decides to be uber-American? How is the WWE alienating its female fanbase? What are the consequences of massive backstage brawls like Braun Strowman tipping over and ambulance; do other wrestlers get stuck in the garage? Justine answers all of these questions and more, offering insight into how she became a wrestling fan, what she'd like to see change about the pro-wrestling community and the WWE. This is a fun, unique listening experience today's wrestling fan is sure to enjoy. Follow Justine on Twitter @PastaSauca and read her curated list of 205 Live must-see matches & promos. Follow Tim @TimKailWrites and visit www.workofwrestling.com. Have a nice day!

With April drawing to a middle, we have reached the end of this month's not-so-series of interviews. Last week we brought you the fun-filled look at Yacht Club Games, and the making of Shovel Knight. On this week's edition, we're bringing you a look at the world of VR and a brief gander at Australian game development, as we're talking to Justine Colla. Our topics for the night included what got her into gaming, the growth and progress of VR, and whether that platform is niche or here to stay. Justine, formerly of Atla VR and now at Suprise Attack Games, isn't just a game developer and marketer; no sir! If you've checked out her Twitter page recently, you would know she is totally secretly a huuuuuuge wrestling mark. (We mean that from a place of love, as half of our podcast team identifies with that lifestyle as well.) She's not just into wrestling and WWE content, but is also an accomplished wrestling fan artist with a following knowing her as the "cruiserweight mom". While this episode started off a little slowly -- Skype had large delays with the Arizona to Australia connection -- it shaped up to be one of our favorite chats so far in 2017. Give it a watch, give it a listen, and then make sure to swing by our iTunes page and drop off a review. We'll love you forever if you did. You can find more out about Justine Colla on her website or Twitter, and can support her wrestling fan art habits on her storefront or her super awesome Patreon. Tell her we sent you, because we want her to come back again for more chats.   Seriously, Josh had a dream Monday night where she helped relaunch ConCal Armbar! with him and Ryan. It was a really great dream from what we've heard.

This week we're joined by Justine Colla, she's from Alta and is making the immersive social game A Township Tale. Justine told us all about how society works in a VR world, what happens when players enforce the rules and what Alta can do if people get into each other's personal space. A Township Tale will be shown at GDC on 27 February to 3 March 2017. Head to townshiptale.com Speaking of GDC, a number of developers may not be able to attend the conference this month due to the US Travel ban which has been put in place by executive order. We look at how the travel ban is impacting the gaming world, from eSports visas and the people who make games. Finally Valve is shaking up the way that it puts games onto it's Steam platform. The Steam Greenlight process is going away, and a new system Steam Direct will be replacing it, which charges a fee for admission. We'll talk about what that process means, and the prospect of indie developers paying for the place on the store. You can find us on social media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, YouTube and Steam. Just search for "pixelsift"!

Community lead and co-founder of Alta, Justine Colla, joins us this week to invent games about chatting with anthropomorphic ledges, hypnotizing restaurant patrons to get better tips, and giant wrestling goddesses. It's clobberin' time! (That's a wrestling thing, right?) Click Pitch Terrorising Goddess Characteristic Circumvent Misunderstood Ledge Living Remission Magnetising Physical Barbarian Testify Channeled Suburban Bending Kneel Mesmerised Waitress Betide Affiliate Parchment Engorged Timekeeper Snob Syllabafying Splintering Thunderbolt Disarrange Thermal Clapper

 Download This episode we congratulate Megan on finishing her 100 book challenge, talk a little about books including The Obelisk Gate, Destiny and artsy indie games, and have a special guest, Justine Colla, on to speak about virtual reality, A Township Tale, and building safe spaces in VR.   Games:  Destiny: The Dawning Bound t- […]