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This week, Mat talks about how July is killing our Christmas dinner, Jamie explains how a business lets you see the world like a Wes Anderson movie, the mammoth topic of managing cash-flow is broached, and absolutely no-one can agree who said these famous inspirational quotes… Show Notes Hot hot Europe might result in UK shortage of turkeys for Christmas UK experiences expectedly strong retail sales in June, kick-started by "secondhand goods at charity shops and antique dealers" Sunglasses that let you see the world like a Wes Anderson movie Scottish Island gets a brand new distillery after 220 years ‘Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.’ — "Winston Churchill" 'It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to your enemies, but even more to stand up to your friends.' — J. K. Rowling (or Albus Dumbledore) Music: Death of Lovers (Acoustic), John Hall, Opsound

In our inaugural episode, Jamie manages to get the name of the podcast wrong within the first 30 seconds, Mat explorer the ethics of shooting inanimate objects, there's a bit of business news – Richard Branson gets the okay, but Jeff Bezos doesn't. We're still learning, so please send (constructive) feedback to podcast@iwoca.co.uk or visit iwoca.co.uk/insights for more even more small business news and features. Show Notes Business news Fish and chip restaurant closes because the owners don't believe in fishing anymore The UK's first parcel postboxes are launched - good for small businesses? Are Instagrammable vegan chocolate lollies a clever idea or a cynical marketing ploy? From selling vaping kit to creating a senior dating scene: meet the UK's 'olderpreneurs' Finance explained Just what the hell is a debenture? Sayings/mantras “A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person. You earn reputation by trying to do hard things well—Jeff Bezos “If somebody offers you an amazing opportunity but you are not sure you can do it, say yes – then learn how to do it later”—Richard Branson Music: Death of Lovers (Acoustic), John Hall, Opsound

Content warning: Our segment on Pulse features in-depth discussions and depictions of depression, suicide, and self harm. Our discussion of the film begins at 36:44.This month, we discuss Russian Doll, Final Fantasy 7, and Magia Record before diving deep into the 2001 Kiyoshi Kurosawa film Pulse for our shared experience.Next month, we will be watching Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse!Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Fireside Friends returns with discussions about music, Marvel, Star Wars and more before discussing the queer webcomic Goodbye to Halos for their shared experience.Spoilers for Avengers Infinity War begin at around 29:00.Discussion of Goodbye to Halos begins at 34:22.You can send questions and comments to us at questions@firesidefriends.net, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes!Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

This episode we discuss the film Okja, talk about our eating habits, examine our company loyalty, and consider how it all intersects with our politics. Fireside Friends is now on Patreon! You can support us and recieve access to bonus content over at patreon.com/firesidefriends. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org. Other music used: "Dedicated To the One I Love" by The Mamas and The Papas

This episode, Fireside Friends fully converts into an anime podcast as we discuss the six episode series of FLCL! Fireside Friends is now on Patreon! You can support us and recieve access to bonus content over at patreon.com/firesidefriends. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org. Other music used: "Ride On Shooting Star" by The Pillows

Niel Jacoby joins us to talk about the extraordinarily cheesy Yu-Gi-Oh! anime. You can check out Niel's podcast over at spalltalk.blogspot.com and follow them on twitter @fuckinalpamare. Fireside Friends is now on Patreon! You can support us and recieve access to bonus content over at patreon.com/firesidefriends. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

This episode, Brenna joins us as we discuss Star Trek Beyond! You can follow Brenna on Twitter @verbranden. Fireside Friends is now on Patreon! You can support us and recieve access to bonus content over at patreon.com/firesidefriends. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Fireside Friends is finally back from hiatus! This episode, we discuss the film Four Lions and challenging various preconceptions about terrorism. Fireside Friends is now on Patreon! You can support us and recieve access to bonus content over at patreon.com/firesidefriends. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We discuss Paper Girls Vol. 1 & 2, the reductive taxonomy of media, and the problems with male writers being upheld as feminists in the comics industry. Volumes 1 & 2 of Paper Girls includes issues 1-10. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Tzufit joins us as we discuss The Force Awakens, the absurdity of the prequel trilogy, and our predictions for the future of Star Wars. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Fireside Friends turns a year old this week! In celebration, the crew briefly talks about changes coming to the show before discussing Pan's Labyrinth. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Brenna joins us once again as we discuss "The Evaluators: To Trade With Aliens, You Must Adapt" by N.K. Jemisin. You can send questions and comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We made it past the flaming hellscape that is 2016, and onto what is looking to be an even greater hellscape that is 2017. Despite all of the negativity in the world, the Fireside Friends crew found time to sit down and reflect positively on the media that they enjoyed in 2016. Note that most of our choices are ones that we have not talked about on the show before, as we thought it would be redundant to choose stuff that we have already talked about at length in previous episodes. Also note that these are all things that we have enjoyed in 2016, and not necessarily what has been released in 2016. Here is the list of our personal favorites, as listed in our Google Doc: Ryan's Picks: Games: Pocket Card Jockey Thumper Firewatch Galak-Z Movies: The Lobster Star Trek: Beyond The Nice Guys Lemonade Jet Li’s The One TV: Better Call Saul Hannibal Comics: Black Panther Snotgirl Jem & the Holograms Paper Girls Allen's Picks: Games: Abzu Pokemon Moon Movies: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 Don’t Think Twice Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Zootopia TV: The Americans Broad City Steven Universe Veep Literature: Saga Seeds Kaity's Picks: Games: Skyrim Special Edition Stellaris Grim Dawn TV: Longmire Stranger Things Comics: Dragon Age: Magekiller Radioactive Spider-Gwen Anime: Magical Girl Raising Project YURI!!! On Ice Orange ERASED Occultic;Nine Shelter She and Her Cat: Everything Flows You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "At Summer Pond" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We talk Overwatch's holiday event, Pokémon Sun and Moon, and discuss Krampus for our shared experience! Discussion of Krampus begins at 41:04. You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our break music this episode is "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want To Fight Tonight)" by Sleater-Kinney (Ramones cover). Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

John Stull and Jackson Tyler join us as we read and interpret lyrics from Metallica's latest masterpiece, "Hardwired... to Self Destruct." You can find John's music at Jung Manhater and follow him on Twitter @SIBNAME. You can find Jackson's work at headfallsoff.com, follow them on Twitter @headfallsoff, and support them on Patreon. You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Editor's Note: Ryan's audio is awful for the first ten minutes, but it improves after that. Apologizes! Shaun Lau joins us as we talk about queer relationships in Yuri On Ice, fight over Pokémon Sun/Moon starters, discuss lack of representation of marginalized groups in media, and more before we discuss Ghost In The Sell for our shared experience. You can find Shaun's work at No, Totally!, follow him on Twitter @NoTotally, and support him on Patreon. Discussion about representation in media begins at 25:30. Discussion of Ghost in the Shell begins at 37:38. You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and review us on iTunes! Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Mike Moody joins us as we talk about the new Sims 4 expansion, Cowboy Bebop, Cardcaptor Sakura, the lack of skin color options in the new Animal Crossing: New Leaf update, and more before discussing Zootopia for our shared experience. You can find's Mike's music on Soundcloud and follow her on Twitter @guysmiley22. Discussion of Zootopia begins at 34:36. You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and rate us on iTunes! Our break music this episode is "Countrysides" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Shannon Strucci stops by as we talk about transphobia in a recent episode of Atlanta; We also talk Hannibal, Yuri!!! On Ice, Law & Order: SVU, and more before discussing Tucker & Dale vs. Evil for our shared experience. You can find Shannon's work at StrucciMovies, follow her on Twitter @plentyofalcoves, and support her on Patreon. Discussion of Tucker & Dale vs. Evil begins at 34:05. You can send questions & comments to us at firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter, and rate us on iTunes! Our break music this episode is "Theme of Laura" by Akira Yamaoka. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org. NO BEES WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THIS PODCAST

Kortney Terry returns to chat with us about magical girls, Luke Cage(and racists who think the show is "too black"), Atlanta, Hannibal, and more before discussing A Monster In Paris for our shared experience. You can follow Kortney on Twitter @Sparklykiss. Our break music this episode is "Mexican Chef" by Xenia Rubinos. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Alex Zandra chats with us about self care, self confidence, and the importance of creating and consuming art. If you missed the previous episode in which we talk to Alex Zandra about game design and Mirror's Edge, you can check that out here! You can find Alex Zandra's work at ZandraVandra.com, follow her on Twitter @havochq, and support her on Patreon. The music used this episode is "Home" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Alex Zandra Van Chestein talks to us about being an independent game developer, developing her game One Last Cup, navigating gaming communities as a marginalized creator, and more before discussing Mirror's Edge for our shared experience. You can find Alex Zandra's work at ZandraVandra.com, follow her on Twitter @havochq, and support her on Patreon. Discussion of Mirror's Edge begins at 49:30. Our break music this episode is "Introduction" by Solar Fields. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Ryan swoons over Jem and the Holograms and gets mad at Nintendo (again), Kaity shares her appreciation of the otome game Mystic Messenger, and Allen gives us the latest on World of Warcraftand its newest expansion, Legion. The group then discusses the David Cronenberg film Cosmopolis for their shared experience. Discussion of Cosmopolis begins at 36:19. Our break music this episode is "Adore" by Savages. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

The classic Fireside Friends crew returns to talk about Until Dawn, Black Swan, Sex Criminals, awful gender roles, and more before discussing Paprika for their shared experience. Discussion of Paprika begins at 35:58. Works Discussed: She and Her Cat: Everything Flows, Until Dawn, Black Swan, Sex Criminals, Paprika Our break music this episode is "Mediational Field" by Susumu Hirasawa. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Shannon Strucci joins us to talk about The Lobster, David Lynch films, and more before discussing Undertale for our shared experience! You can find Shannon's work at StrucciMovies, follow her on Twitter @plentyofalcoves, and support her on Patreon. There are vague spoilers for The Lobster in segment one. Discussion starts at 8:35 and ends at 16:50. Discussion of Undertale begins at 25:10. Works Discussed: Uncanny X-Force, Company, The Lobster, Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive, Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, The Elephant Man, Wild At Heart, Dune, Jodorowky's Dune, Inland Empire, Fire Walk With Me, Undertale Our break music this episode is "Dummy!" by Toby Fox. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Kortney Terry joins us as we talk about Rhythm Heaven Megamix, Star Trek Beyond, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, the Zero Escape series, and more before discussing Cibele for our shared experience. Our discussion of Cibele begins at 29:15. Works Discussed: Rhythm Heaven Megamix, Elite Beat Agents, WarioWare, Star Trek (2009), Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Trek Beyond, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward, Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors, Pocket Card Jockey, The Beginner's Guide, Stranger Things, New Game!, Cibele, Pinkerton, The Woods, Persona 4, K-On!, Neon Genesis Evangelion Our break music this episode is "Spooky, Scary Skeletons" by Andrew Gold. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Brenna joins us to talk about the phenomenon that is Pokémon Go, as well as discuss Grandmother-nai-Leylit’s Cloth of Winds by Rose Lemberg for our shared experience! Discussion of Grandmother-nai-Leylit’s Cloth of Winds begins at 38:29. You can support Rose Lemberg on Patreon, which can be found here. Our break music this episode is "Pokémon" by Neil Cicierega. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Kaity shares her complaints with Overwatch's new competitive mode, Allen talks all things Game of Thrones following the end of the show's 6th season, and Ryan reflects on their journey of watching every Wachowski film before the group discusses Jupiter Ascending for their shared experience. Discussion of Jupiter Ascending begins at 38:06. Works Discussed: Overwatch Oneforall Alice Glass Game of Thrones The Matrix Speed Racer Bound Jupiter Ascending Our break music this episode is "Home" by Toby Fox. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org. Other music used: "Stressed Out" by Twenty-One Pilots "Smell Yo D*ck" by Riskay, Aviance, Real "II. Anonymous" by Weezer "Tubthumping" by Chumbawamba "Illegal Alien" by Genesis "Candyland" by Blood on the Dancefloor "Kazoo Kid - Trap Remix" by Mike Diva "I Like Your Hair" by Scotty Vanity

We talk Star Wars, Overwatch, Star Trek, and more in a casual bonus episode of Fireside Friends. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org. "Remember Remember" by Dario Marianelli

We talk Pee-wee's Big Holiday, the trend of subversive anime like Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto, the rewarding fanservice of the Warcraft movie, and the disappointments of X-Men: Apocalypse before discussing Carol for our shared experience. Discussion of Carol begins at 41:05. Works Cited: Pee-wee's Big Holiday StrucciMovies Pee-wee's Big Adventure Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto Naruto Bleach One Piece Spongebob Squarepants Fairly Oddparents Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Steven Universe Sailor Moon Warcraft John Warcraft Dev Diary – 1 – Valley of Trials Griffin’s Amiibo Corner “Fuck this boring white shit!” X-Men: Apocalypse Carol The Price of Salt Top Gun Sleater-Kinney Transparent The Simpsons Family Guy South Park Bojack Horseman Orange Is The New Black The Interestings Abnormal Mapping Skyrim Special Edition Death Stranding Why Is She White, Though? The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild The Last Guardian Detroit: Become Human Persona 5 No, Totally! Our break music this episode is "Opening" by Carter Burwell. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We talk about the disappointments of Daredevil Season 2, the missed opportunities of the Priyanka Chopra lead television show Quantico, and the perplexing personality of That Poppy before diving into V for Vendetta for our shared experience. Discussion of V for Vendetta begins at 38:47. Works Discussed: Daredevil Quantico That Poppy V for Vendetta Our break music this episode is "Modest Mouth" by Neil Cicierega. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Kaity returns for a discussion on anime of all sorts, fun versus intellectual merit, and Captain America: Civil War before we dive into our shared experience, Kyle Seeley's Emily Is Away. Discussion of Emily Is Away begins at 52:44. Works Discussed: Hibike! Euphonium Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress Boku no Hero Academia Neon Genesis Evangelion Almost Famous Captain America: Civil War Emily is Away Our break music this episode is "Roundabout" by Yes. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Jackson Tyler joins us to talk about sports anime, using games as relaxation devices, audience interpretations of political messages in movies, and more before discussing Attack the Block for our Shared Experience! Discussion of Attack the Block begins at 38:11. You can find Jackson's work at headfallsoff.com, follow them on Twitter @headfallsoff, and support them on Patreon. Works Discussed: Overwatch LEGO Marvel Superheroes Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Kuroko's Basketball (aka The Basketball Which Kuroko Plays) Eye in the Sky Nightcrawler Attack the Block Our break music this episode is "Start Together" by Sleater-Kinney. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We talk problematic JRPGs, the art of color palettes, cyberpunk stereotyping, and the show that absolutely no one has been talking about, Better Call Saul, before discussing Hayao Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle for our Shared Experience! Discussion of Howl's Moving Castle begins at 49:40. Works Discussed: Persona 3 The Movie Persona 4 Myriad Colors Phantom World Snow Crash Better Call Saul Howl's Moving Castle Music Used: "Smooth as Latte" by David Luong Our break music this episode is "Merry Go Round" by Joe Hisaishi. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

We talk Nintendo’s failure to acknowledge internet harassment, the crippling weight of capitalism, and Miitomo’s weird obsession with our favorite bread before discussing George Batchelor’s Hot Date for our Shared Experience! Discussion of Hot Date begins at 53:18. Works Cited: The Ugly Front In The Neverending Video Game Culture War Nintendo Employee 'Terminated' After Smear Campaign Over Censorship, Company Denies Harassment Was Factor Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear Miitomo Hot Date It's Mx, Actually Our break music this episode is "Romance" by Wild Flag. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Ryan, Allen, and Kaity discuss difficult relationships, relaxing racing games, finding solidarity in sad media, and more before talking about their shared experience, The Last Unicorn. Discussion of The Last Unicorn begins at 48:24 and goes all the way until the end. Email: firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @podcastfireside Works Discussed: Trackmania Turbo Portlandia Love Heroes of Dragon Age Dragon Age: Inquisition Orange Our break music this episode is "In The Sea” by America from The Last Unicorn Original Soundtrack. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Ryan and Allen are joined by Kaity Marie, the new co-host of Fireside Friends. They talk about Girls, sad anime, concert experiences, and more before discussing their Shared Experience, Pokémon! Discussion of Pokémon begins at 58:30 and goes all the way until the end, including emails. Email: firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @podcastfireside Works Discussed: Girls by The Luna Brothers HBO's Girls Tales from the Borderlands Your Lie In April Love Live! School idol festival Metric House of Cards Star Wars Battlefront The Witness Pokémon Our break music this episode is "Pokémon Center" by Junichi Masuda: itun.es/us/WMAlS. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Ryan and Allen are joined by freelance writer Tatiana Maria as they discuss topics such as The Battlefront Dilemma, sinking into fictional worlds, and our Shared Experience, Campo Santo's first-person exploration game Firewatch! 25:35 is the beginning of our Firewatch discussion, so do not listen past that if you don't want the entire game spoiled for you. You can follow Tatiana on Twitter @tatianawrites. Email: firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @podcastfireside Works Cited: Firewatch and the Smallness of Solitude Our break music this episode is "Prologue" by Chris Remo, from the Firewatch Original Soundtrack. Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

Welcome to the first episode of Fireside Friends! This episode, Ryan and Allen discuss Tomodachi Life, Sense8, their favorite podcasts, and their Shared Experience, Starship Troopers! (38:34 until the end is where we discuss Starship Troopers, so be aware that we do discuss the entire film!) Next episode's Shared Experience is Campo Santo's new game Firewatch, available on PS4 and Steam. Play along if you'd like to join the discussion! We hope you enjoy this first episode! Email: firesidefriendspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @podcastfireside Works Cited: Idle Thumbs Justice Points Idle Weekend The Comedy Button Woodland Secrets Abnormal Mapping Our podcast theme is "April Elsewhere" by The Orchestral Movement of 1932 found via Opsound.org.

This week: More SoPra! From the Open Engagement 2012 Duncan, Abby Satin Sky, Randall, Jesse, and Brian team up against Sal Randolph! Sal Randolph lives in New York and makes art involving gift economies, social interactions, public spaces, texts, and instructions, including Opsound, (a site for the exchange of copyleft music) the Free Biennial and Free Manifesta (a pair of open guerrilla 'biennials'), Free Words (a book infiltrated into bookstores and libraries), and Money Actions (an ongoing series of interventions in which she gives away money to strangers. Her Money Actions have been part of the 2011 Ljubljana Biennial, the Live Biennale in Vancouver, Art in Odd Places, and textual version have been exhibited at Christina Ray Gallery. Other projects have taken place at Manifesta 4, Roda Sten, the Palais de Tokyo, Burofriedrich, Art Interactive and Pace Digital Gallery. In early 2012 she was an artist in residence at Proteus Gowanus in Brooklyn where she offered members of the public free tickets to unknown destinations. Recently she has also performed live with her manual typewriter as part of 'And the Winner is Nick Kahn' at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery at Haverford. Her work has been commented on in Olav Velthius' Imaginary Economics; Contemporary Artists and the World of Big Money, Eileen Myles' The Importance of Being Iceland, as well as on National Public Radio and in The Art Newspaper, Tema Celeste and the Village Voice. She is currently investigating games, recipes, algorithms, codes, and texts, playing video games, and writing about about experience, participation, and value in art.