Podcasts about line radio

Kate Leeming is an explorer and adventurer who has cycled a distance of more than two times around the world at the Equator. She is also a Real Tennis professional at the Royal Melbourne Tennis club who has won five Australian Open single titles in the sport. But as Kate tells us as she talks with Rupert Guinness on Crossing the Line Radio, her life of adventure and sport not been all about the highs. As with many elite athletes, there have the lows as well; and in Kate's case, from her battle with injuries and surgery, the hazards of riding in world re-known hot spots to the challenge of adapting back to life back at home after an expedition, and coping with depression.

Rupert Guinness chats to Head of Victoria's Office for Women Sport and Recreation Dr Bridie O'Donnell. From the challenges facing women in sport today, to Bridie's tell-all book about her turbulent times as an elite athlete, don't miss this latest episode of Crossing the Line Radio.

Hello Enthusiacs! After the last episode, I spoke with Dave Guilland (I may not pronounce it right, but at least I can spell it right), the writer for the Extra Credits episode on QA, and he agreed to continue the discussion with Judge Greg and myself. I am always up to discuss testing, so we dive back into the topic here, get some insight into the how the QA episode of Extra Credits was made, and as always share a few fun work stories. Also of note, with this episode, depending on how you count it, Behind the Line Radio turns 50! Woo!

Australian Mel Hoskins is nine months into her new life out of elite sport, in which she was a track and road cyclist. Mel, 26, speaks candidly with Rupert Guinness for Crossing the Line Radio about the challenges she has faced leading up to and since her retirement on May 2, 2017. Mel also speaks about the systems she put place to help go forward; hoping other athletes can also learn from her experiences.

Hello Enthusiastics! This week we whole David to Behind the Line Radio to discuss where games as a service came from. David discusses the infrastructure that online games need to have in place and need to maintain to work. So, if you've ever wondered why a game server goes down, or what games have issues at launch, David has the answers. P.S. If anyone is curious about the Foamy the Squirrel video we reference, you can see it at iLL WiLL PrEss's Youtube channel as "Game Devs : Foamy The Squirrel"

This week your hosts talk all things gaming with Nick, who labors deep within the bowels of the video game industry. Geek Gab with John, Brian, and Daddy Warpig! Once a week your scintillating and erudite hosts talk books, movies, TV, comics, music, RPG's, tabletop gaming, video games, sci-fi, fantasy, steampunk, horror… Anything Geekish Goes! Episode 76, 03-Dec-2016 Special Guest—Nick / Kynetyk! Behind the Line Radio podcast: http://www.enthusiacs.com/category/podcasts/btl-radio/ Behind the Line articles: http://www.enthusiacs.com/category/articles/behind-the-line/ Email: kynetyk@enthusiacs.com The Gab! Geek Gab homepage: http://youtube.com/geekgab Twitter: https://twitter.com/geekgabfest Podcast Feed: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/geek-gab!/id1125835440 Email Us! geekgabfest@gmail.com Your Hosts! John: https://twitter.com/Dorrinal Brian Niemeier: https://twitter.com/BrianNiemeier Daddy Warpig: https://www.facebook.com/daddywarpig Kairos: http://www.brianniemeier.com Nethereal: http://amzn.to/1LG2fmS Souldancer: http://amzn.to/1TdA1lJ The House of Geekery: http://daddywarpig.com

Today, a super sized edition of Behind the Line Radio. Bill joins us to discuss narrative styles in video games. After more time since his last appearance, he got more and more upset about The Beginners Guide

Hello Enthusiacs! In this overdue edition of Behind the Line Radio, Marco joins us to talk about his experience at E3 this year, both as an attendee, and from manning a booth this year.

In the premier episode of Behind the Line Radio, Kynetyk and Marco discuss the 2015 Game Awards and ideas for how to improve the concept of awards shows for video games.