Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan o'donnell

Ryan O'Donnell is an activist who cares deeply about social and environmental justice. This Chicago native attended Howard University and is an endless well of talent. His wide array of skills makes him tend to enhance anything that he is involved in as he fights for justice including organizing to help refugees and connecting with animal rights and environmental activists. O'Donnell wants to shine a light on the plight of LGBTQI+ refugees, particularly in The Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya. The Kakuma Refugee Camp has always been full of problems: dust storms, high temperatures, poisonous spiders, snakes, and scorpions, outbreaks of malaria, cholera, and other hardships especially if you are LGBTQIA. Many of these refugees fled homophobic and transphobic violence in nearby Uganda but continue to face threats and violence from locals and other refugees for the simple reason that they are LGBTQI.  LGBTQI people in Africa are frequently subject to mob and state-sponsored violence and criminalization. Many are forced to become refugees, and when they flee for their lives and leave behind their homes, expecting to find safety—to get the rights that were denied in their home countries O'Donnell believes it is important to shine a light on the LGBTQI refugees in Kakuma and reminds us that “Until we are all free, none of us are free.” He works with "Team Rainbow Kakuma" a coalition of LGBTQI refugees in Kakuma, Kenya. They face constant anti-LGBTQI persecution and violence that UNHCR allows. The Coalition uses democratic principles to organize a network of LGBTQI refugees throughout all of Kakuma to support each other.

Ryan O'Donnell of The Daily BA (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram) joins the podcast to talk about change in the field of behavior analysis, including the challenges related to that. Intro & Outro is Fever (Instrumental)by Yellen courtesy of Audiio.com (License #: 1415988103).  Intro and Outro music is licensed exclusively for use with this podcast; however, all other parts of this podcasts are open source education materials, and only require citation in order to be used in whole or in part. Please consider contributing to the Podcast to further the goals of making knowledge freely accessible to the world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ohbehave/support

In this episode, Joe and Megan connect with Ryan O’Donnell to discuss some burning questions we had about social media, research, and everything in between. The format is slightly different, we each take about 5 minutes answering one of the show questions and then we reflect at the end of the episode about what we learned by listening to each other. Make sure to check out the resources linked below to learn more about the perspectives shared! Episode Resources shared by Megan: Do Better Collective Ethics Webinar Beaulieu, L., Addington, J., & Almeida, D. (2019). Behavior analysts’ training and practices regarding cultural diversity: The case for culturally competent care. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 12(3), 557-575. Bevill-Davis, A., Clees, T. J., & Gast, D. L. (2004). Correspondence training: A review of the literature. Journal of Early and Intensive Behavior Intervention, 1(1), 13. Critchfield, T. S., Doepke, K. J., Epting, L. K., Becirevic, A., Reed, D. D., Fienup, D. M., ... & Ecott, C. L. (2017). Normative emotional responses to behavior analysis jargon or how not to use words to win friends and influence people. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 10(2), 97-106. Klimecki, O. M. (2019). The role of empathy and compassion in conflict resolution. Emotion Review, 11(4), 310-325. LaFrance, D. L., Weiss, M. J., Kazemi, E., Gerenser, J., & Dobres, J. (2019). Multidisciplinary teaming: Enhancing collaboration through increased understanding. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 12(3), 709-726. McGill, O., & Robinson, A. (2020). 'Recalling hidden harms': autistic experiences of childhood Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA). Advances in Autism. Miller, K. L., Cruz, A. R., & Ala’i-Rosales, S. (2019). Inherent tensions and possibilities: Behavior analysis and cultural responsiveness. Behavior and Social Issues, 28(1), 16-36. Museux, A. C., Dumont, S., Careau, E., & Milot, É. (2016). Improving interprofessional collaboration: The effect of training in nonviolent communication. Social work in health care, 55(6), 427-439. Robinson, A., Galbraith, I., & Carrick, L. (2020). Practitioner experience of the impact of humanistic methods on autism practice: a preliminary study. Advances in Autism. Taylor, B. A., LeBlanc, L. A., & Nosik, M. R. (2019). Compassionate care in behavior analytic treatment: Can outcomes be enhanced by attending to relationships with caregivers?. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 12(3), 654-666. Tschaepe, M. (2018). Cultural Humility and Dewey’s Pattern of Inquiry: Developing Good Attitudes and Overcoming Bad Habits. contemporary pragmatism, 15(1), 152-164 Wright, P. I. (2019). Cultural humility in the practice of applied behavior analysis. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 12(4), 805-809. Episode Resources shared by Ryan: Kantor Scientist Practitioner Book Model Dependent Realism

Hang out with tech experts Tony Vincent and Paul West in this PD in 30 segment of 3Ps in a Pod. PD in 30 is exactly what it sounds like: a professional development session in 30 minutes or less. This segment is most beneficial if you’re able to listen with a pencil and paper in hand and can easily hit the pause and play buttons on your listening device. Feel free to listen with a group of other teachers or by yourself. In this episode, Tony Vincent of Learning in Hand and Paul West of Pdubya Tech and Tempe Elementary School District share best practices for engaging slideshow presentations and a load of resources for creating your own attractive slides. How do you find the balance of sharing information without being overwhelming? How do I make attractive slides if I’m not a “design person”? Tony and Paul have the answers. Here are resources mentioned in this episode: Get slide themes from SlidesCarnival, SlidesGo, and SlidesMania. Get colors from MaterialUI and Canva Color Tools. Get copyright friendly images from Unsplash and Pixabay. Get icons from The Noun Project and emojis from Emojipedia. Get animated GIF by searching Google Images or at Giphy (teachers can use Giphy to find GIFs, but it’s probably inappropriate for student use) Get images with transparent backgrounds from Snipstock, CleanPNG, and Remove.bg. Get templates for magazine covers and more from Ryan O’Donnell. Narrate slides with Adobe Spark Video or Screencastify. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Discover what’s possible when behavioral science is creatively broadcasted.Ryan O’Donnell is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, videographer, and entrepreneur. Through quick and easy-to-digest YouTube videos, he makes behavioral science publicly accessible so people of all ages can experience their version of success. In the summer of 2019, Ryan collaborated with the Global Autism Project to document our training approach and highlight our partners at Kaizora Center for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, in Kenya. You can watch these videos on his YouTube channel, The Daily BA. In previous episodes, we’ve talked about how Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, can be used to effectively treat individuals with autism. Given Ryan’s passion for disseminating behavioral science, and how it is often misunderstood, I thought he’d be the perfect person to come on the show and explain what it is exactly. Ryan provides a condensed history of behavioral science — from early controversial practices of behavior modification to modern ABA used in autism services — as well as relatable examples of its applications. Ryan also shares his experiences from working with the adult population and describes the different services that are available for families. For more information about Ryan O'Donnell and the work he’s doing, please visit his website: The Daily BA. ----more----We appreciate your time. If you enjoy this podcast and you’d like to support our mission, please take just a few seconds to share it with one person who you think will find value in it too. You can also follow us on Instagram @autismpodcast and subscribe to our YouTube channel Global Autism Project. ----more----We would love to hear your feedback about the show. Please fill out this short survey to let us know your thoughts: Listener Survey. 

The seventh episode of Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion, “Through The Grey,” hosted by Madelaine Figueroa and featuring comedy by Dan Rosenberg, the conclusion to the mystery of B.I. P.I., and music by Lucy Bishop. “May I Have Your Attention Please: The Love Boat” Featuring Ann Wilkinson-Ellis and Ryan O’Donnell, written by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis, edited by Liz Ellis “The Time Capsule” Performed and produced by Dan Rosenberg, written by Dan Rosenberg with Raffi Minasian and Eric Schiemer “BI PI: Finish What You Startered” Written by Miranda Feldtman, featuring Jim Anderson, Liz Ellis, Matt Howe, and Brian Danzig, edited by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis, music includes “Dances and Dames” by Kevin MacLeod (CC-BY, incompetech.com) Our theme music is by Adam Prairie.

This week Ryan O’Donnell join us on the show to discuss how to automate your email selling. Ryan is the Co-Founder & CEO ​of two tech platforms used by thousands of companies for generating a consistent sales pipeline.  SellHack is a Chrome browser extension to build targeted prospect lists and Replyify automatically sends out your […]

In “Embracing Chaos,” Episode 2 of the Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion, a private investigator finds herself in hot water when one dangerously hot stranger comes to her for help. In addition, Liz Ellis sits down with Guy Sidora to talk about the power of radio and share the words of Frank Buxton; we hear a song from Baywitch; and you’ll get further tips from our friends at Bainbridge Prepares. Enliven your quarantine experience by listening to this harrowing tale of what happens when the Island’s foremost gumshoe encounters a mystery down at the local speakeasy. Enjoy a sparkling conversation about the golden age of radio and the special kind of listening it engendered. Learn why masks aren’t the key to real estate, and get tips for fitting your edible garden to your home and lifestyle. Segments include “May I Have Your Attention Please” written by Miranda Feldtman, starring Ryan O’Donnell, edited by Travis Samson; a conversation with Guy Sidora edited by Liz Ellis and featuring the words of Frank Buxton; and “B.I. P.I. Part One” written by Miranda Feldtman, starring Jim Anderson, Matt Howe, Liz Ellis, and Jennifer Carillo, edited by Brian Feldtman. The theme song for “B.I. P.I.” is Dances and Dames by Kevin MacLeod. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. You can learn more about the artist at incompetech.com. All other music by Adam Prairie. You can learn more about the resiliency efforts mentioned in this episode at bainbridgeprepares.com. This episode of the Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion was hosted by Bridget Young and produced by Miranda Feldtman, Matt Longmire, Liz Ellis, John Ellis, and Ann Wilkinson-Ellis. Stay At Home Companion is brought to you by Bainbridge Performing Arts, Bainbridge Prepares, and Bainbridge Community Broadcasting. To hear new episodes as they are released, subscribe to the “What’s Up Bainbridge” podcast from BCB , or keep an eye on social media from Bainbridge Performing Arts.

Ryan O'Donnell and Andrea Speck sat down to discuss his push for County Commissioners to join a lawsuit against the Wolf administration. They talked about the reality of Huntingdon County businesses, focused mainly on hair salons, bars and restaurants and the recent threat from Governor Wolf to revoke licenses and insurance from the already struggling business.Ryan and Andrea also discussed a feeling that Governor Wolf and his administration are out of touch when it comes to Huntingdon County. We take care of each other. Friendly Reminder: Hippie Sunday School Podcast and we have designated every Friday "Huntingdon County Take Out Day". Please consider supporting our local restaurants by getting take out, post what you got and from where.

Husband and wife, Ryan and Ashleigh O'Donnell, share how they navigated life while Ryan was diagnosed with COVID-19. They talk about how Ashleigh and their two children managed to stay healthy (for the most part) while Ryan dealt with the physical and mental symptoms. 

Interview with Ashleigh O'Donnell and Thriving during Covid19 Meditation at the end on being healthy and taking the right supplements for your body. Ashleigh describes what she and her family went through when her husband was diagnosed with the CoronaVirus. She explains what supplements were helpful for her and her family to thrive during this chaotic time. About Ashleigh: Ashleigh is a stay at home mom, wife and an entrepreneur.  She has two healthy children: 5 and 2 and a half. They also have a 10 month old puppy named Jasper.  She is a passionate Holistic Nutritionist and Educator and an Independent Consultant with a health and wellness company, Arbonne.  Her husband Ryan was recently diagnosed with the CoronaVirus and  is a cinematographer In the adventure entertainment industry. See previous interview with Ryan O'Donnell in past episodes.

Ryan O'Donnell was Diagnosed with the CoronaVirus and he wants to help others by sharing his story and symptoms throughout the process. Healing at the end for those struggling with the CoronaVirus. Ryan is a 41 yr old married father of 2. His wife, Ashleigh, is a holistic nutritionist and educator, His son Leighton is 5 years old and daughter Thalia is 2.5. They also have a 9 month old puppy (husky/sheppard mix) named Jasper. He is a cinematographer in the entertainment industry and often travels the world filming adventure shows.  He also works in the San Francisco Bay Area as a freelance camera operator and films a variety of content such as lifestyle shows, cooking shows, and tech/corporate content.

Joining me on the show for this episode is science communicator and content creator Ryan O’Donnell, a.k.a RyanO. Ryan wakes up daily trying to fill the gap between the amazing science of behavior and the billions of people that it could impact for the better. He does this by creating content for behavioral science enthusiasts via The Daily BA on YouTube, The Controversial Exchange and CHATTcon while preparing for his next big venture. (He gives us a sneak peak into that during our podcast chat.)Ryan started his career as a Behaviour Analyst but his interests have grown to include everything from entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, reinforcement learning, social media, podcasting, and vlogging. These interests and skills have allowed him to work with a lot of great people, travel and share the science of behaviour with the world at large and that’s what we are talking about today - how to bring the science of behaviour to a bigger world.In this episode I ask Ryan:What is Behaviour Analysis and why does it matter?What attracted you to the field?How did you move from straight BA work to film making and digital content creation? And why?What it the bigger purpose for you of bringing the science of behaviour to YouTube and the digital world?How did you develop your video and content creation skills?How do you think our communities can benefit from bringing behaviour to a bigger world?If you have a passion for science communication, helping others to learn, grow and flourish or the innovative use of digital content and story telling, don’t miss this fantastic conversation.For a full transcript, guest profile, expert tips and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit potential.com.au/podcast or join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter

MTT042| Creating with Chrome - Ryan O’Donnell Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, we will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Are you at a school with a lot of Chrome Books?  How are you using them? Are your students consumers or creators?  Wouldn’t it be great if you could turn on your student’s creative side and see where it would lead them?  Join us today as we speak with Ryan O’Donnell, a high school Video Production teacher from California. He shares with us so many creative ways to have your students Creating with Chrome in no time.  And just wait until you check out his unbelievable templates that he is sharing with you!   Ryan O’Donnell is currently a Video Production teacher at Rocklin High School in Rocklin, California. Before teaching video, he was a TOSA and social studies teacher and has been in education for 20 years. Ryan’s passionate about professional development for teachers with a focus on using tools, techniques and strategies in order to help students become more engaged and connected. Along with being a full time teacher, he is a podcaster, co-hosting the ed tech podcast, "Check This Out" as well as a presenter at various workshops and conferences throughout the country. You can connect with Ryan and find all his resources on his website www.creativeedtech.com   Contact: Ryan O’Donnell Twitter: @creativeedtech Email: ryan@creativeedtech.com Website: CreativeEdTech.com YouTube: Ryan O’Donnell  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU3vw2FXs7n1eBOLHsUTm_g   Items mentioned in Episode 42: Check This Out Podcast Screencastify Camtasia Snag It Mike Rowe - Speaking to Congress video Carol Dweck Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell   #nowlistening #podcastedu #googleslides #ChromeBooks #Chrome We would love to hear from you!  Let us know if you find our podcast helpful!  Is there technology out there that you would like us to cover in one of our episodes?  Contact us! Email us  Shannon@MyTechToolbelt.com Brenda@MyTechToolbelt.com   If you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend, and SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THE SHOW!  Please share this podcast with someone you think might benefit.   What’s in your Tech Toolbelt? www.mytechtoolbelt.com Twitter: @mytechtoolbelt   Instagram: My Tech Toolbelt   You can listen to our podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Play Music Spotify or listen here Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music  

Uranus, the 2020 U.S. Primary election, Aquarius season, Slow Pulp, and an interview with Democratic strategist Ryan O'Donnell. Click here for the 2020 Primary election dates by state. ✑ EXPLORE THE DARK. Website / Instagram / Twitter Become an Inkblot Read Jess' astrology contributions at Hooligan Magazine

What does Private Equity investment, diversity in Applied Behavior Analysis, and Behavior Analysis as applied to sports all have in common? It just so happens that these are the topics I chatted about with Beverly and Kirk Kirby of Team ABA! At last year's ABAI, Rick Kubina introduced me to this dynamic duo, and boy do they have a great story to tell, and I'm frankly quite grateful that they're doing so on The Behavioral Observations Podcast. Along with Rick and Mark Dixon, Beverly was on a panel that I chaired that discussed the role of big money in ABA. Mark discussed the business side of PEAK and Rick talked about the founding and subsequent purchase of Chartlytics by Central Reach. And then Beverly shared the story of how the Kirby's started the Sparks Group, a company that was dedicated to serving the underserved in the DC Metro area. Sparks went on to be acquired by a private equity investor, and Beverly shared the lengthy and challenging process of selecting an investor that would continue to provide high quality ABA services in an ethical manner. Whether you're a business owner or not, this is a great story on its own! The Kirby's went on to found the aforementioned Team ABA (and as an aside, check out and follow their Facebook page here as they post lots of cool stuff!). The services Team ABA provides are quite varied, but a lot of their focus is on using ABA for improving sports performance, addressing wellness, and helping organizations run more effectively. And if you caught the last episode with Rick, he mentioned some of the cool stuff that they're doing in the realm of sports performance. We of course dig into this in more detail in this episode. The Kirby's are also passionate about improving the diversity in our field. They've done quite a bit of outreach to Historically Black Colleges to provide internships and other opportunities for students of color. This is an issue that does not get talked about a lot in our field, and to be candid, this is a long-overdue discussion on this podcast. I’m grateful they were able to share this with me, and by extension, the broader audience of Behavioral Observations. This episode is brought to you by: Behavior University. Behavior University provides university-quality continuing education for everyday practitioners. To learn more about their CE offerings, discounts for podcast listeners, etc... please visit behavioruniversity.com/observations. The University of Cincinnati Online. The UC Online program can be a rewarding way to advance in your career. Gain the cutting-edge knowledge and skills so you can help others while increasing your career options and earning potential. For more information, please visit behavioranalysisuc.online for more information.   I'm also excited to promote this upcoming workshop: Have you ever been part of a team composed of capable, accomplished members that underachieved or failed to launch an initiative successfully? Do you work with teams where members burn out, conflict, misbehave, or act in ways that contradict the purpose of the group? Are you currently working with other people toward a common goal and aiming to ensure that every member is empowered for maximum contribution and long-term sustainable engagement? Then consider attending the OBM 2.0 – The PROSOCIAL Teaming Model which will be taught by Drs. Darnell Lattal and Thomas Szabo. This workshop is being put on by my friends at Connections Behavior Planning and Intervention. It’s being held at Green River Community College, Auburn, Washington on January 18th and 19th. Attendees will learn the ProSocial model: evidence-based practices to promote employee engagement, cooperation, high-level performance, and complex organizational problem-solving. The ProSocial approach incorporates findings from Nobel Prize winning research conducted by Elinor Ostrom, with corresponding findings from research in evolutionary science, behavior analysis, ACT, and Organizational Behavior Management. Participants will practice core skills and then implement them in a series of challenging role-plays that simulate real-life organizational behavior crises. This workshop will walk attendees through the entire process of creating sustainable team-based outcomes through expert instruction and experiential learning. The workshop itself will provide 16 CEU’s, and there’s a remote follow-up option that can extend this to 22 CEU’s. Space is limited for this event, and the prices go up as we get closer to the dates, so you’re going to want to register for OBM 2.0 straight away. And to help defray costs, the folks at Connections have offered listeners a discount. So for more information, click here, and be sure to use the code podcast25! And this one too... The 5th Annual ABA Leadership Summit is taking place on November 8th, 2019 at the Hilton Orange County in Costa Mesa California. It will also be streamed online, so you can learn on your couch... in sweatpants. This event will provide 6 Supervision Type 2 CE’s, and will feature speakers such as Sarah Trautman, Paul Gavoni, Nic Weatherly, Brett DiNovi, and Issac Bermudez. It's right around the corner so you'll want to register right away if this is something you're interested in. Click here for more information! Lastly, I am deeply grateful for the folks at Tate Behavioral for inviting me, Megan Miller, Ryan O’Donnell, and Kim Berens to be a part of the first annual Tate Behavioral Conference last week in Springfield MA. They were amazing hosts, and it was an honor to be a part of their inaugural event.

In this episode, we hear from Ryan O’Donnell about his efforts to communicate about the Behavioral Science field using podcasts and videos. The content he produces is varied; some being directed to parents and other caregivers and some directed to BCBAs. He also gives presentations about autism all over the world, so he’s very knowledgeable about the field and where it’s headed. 

Today’s guest is Ryan O’Donnell, who has generated more than $50 million in sales among the companies that he’s worked with — and he’s only 19 years old! Ryan is the founder of Apex4Kids, a company that offers on-demand personal development videos for kids. He’s here to share with us his remarkable story about how he developed a passion for copywriting, advertising and marketing at an incredibly young age, and some of the secrets to his success that he’s picked up along the way. You’ll learn why you don’t necessarily need to like school to succeed anymore, why you need to move super fast as an aspiring entrepreneur, why you need to start with something proven if you’re just starting out, and why you need to be willing to lose money in order to make money. This one was a blast! Enjoy!

Ryan O’Donnell lives at the top of the funnel ever since he landed at Yahoo via acquisition in 2007. Ryan co-founded Replyify.com to automate cold emails and follow-ups because other solutions on the market were either glorified 'mail merge' apps or too cumbersome to work with.

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast!With your hosts Ryan O’Donnell and Brian BriggsIn this episode we talk… Getting happy during irritable times. iPad video editing & who just made it into The Google Graveyard Audio in Google Slides,Hipster Google stuff from Eric Curts and some Harry Potter Magic! Show Notes: http://bit.ly/ep110cto Or Wakelet If you are enjoying the show, please head over to iTunes and give us a few stars. We appreciate the feedback and acknowledgment. Join our facebook group and follow our twitter! ***Please visit http://checkthisoutpodcast.com/ for show notes, past episodes and more. Thank you so much for checking this out! Music: https://www.bensound.com

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast!With your hosts Ryan O’Donnell and Brian BriggsIn this episode we talk… Getting happy during irritable times. iPad video editing & who just made it into The Google Graveyard Audio in Google Slides,Hipster Google stuff from Eric Curts and some Harry Potter Magic! Show Notes: http://bit.ly/ep110cto Or Wakelet If you are enjoying the show, please head over to iTunes and give us a few stars. We appreciate the feedback and acknowledgment. Join our facebook group and follow our twitter! ***Please visit http://checkthisoutpodcast.com/ for show notes, past episodes and more. Thank you so much for checking this out! Music: https://www.bensound.com

Today, the Getting Smart team is bringing you a conversation with David Platt and a group of students on tech tips, podcasting, and computer science — live, from Covina High School.   So who is David Platt? David started out as a German teacher at Covina High School in Southern California. After a few sections of German were canceled, Platt scrambled to reinvent his teaching career. David started teaching keyboarding and then moved on to computer applications in the early 2000s. The rising prevalence of computer science led him into coding and he began to view Java as a third language. He earned a certificate for teaching Computer Science and is in his second year teaching Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles.   Soon after that, Platt recruited the Tech Squad — a group of students that provide tech support across the school. Two of Platt’s students, Gabriel and Kayla, launched a podcast — Tech Tips With Tech Squad. A podcast recorded in Covina High School focused on discussing tech, events, and tech tips, from a student’s point of view.   In today’s conversation, Tom talks with David, Gabe, and Kayla to learn more about this cool way for kids to learn about technology and share it with the world.   Key Takeaways: [:15] About today’s episode. [1:19] Tom welcomes David onto the podcast. [1:49] David introduces the students he has with him today, Gabriel and Kayla. [2:14] How long has Covina High School had a podcast? How did it come to fruition? [3:37] What does David teach at Covina? [6:13] What year are Gabe and Kayla in? [6:33] What computer classes have Gabe and Kayla taken? And how did they meet? [7:44] Why Kayla originally wanted to do a podcast focused on technology. What has she learned since working on it? [8:34] Gabe talks about his interest in technology, background in computer science, and dreams for the future. [10:25] Who of the three first spotted the rise of artificial intelligence? [12:21] Gabe’s sense of what artificial intelligence could mean for his life. [13:05] Gabe speaks about his interest in hardware rather than software. [14:13] Tom, David, Kayla, and Gabe shed some light on their favorite ed-tech podcasts. [16:17] David speaks more about how his teaching career and how it has evolved over the years. [17:28] Learning tools and tips David recommends for teachers. [19:31] What’s next for Kayla after she graduates. [21:13] Where to find Tech Tips with Tech Squad online.   Mentioned in This Episode: Covina High School Covina High School’s Tech Tips With Tech Squad Podcast @CovinaHTechTips on Twitter Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles Check This Out Podcast, with Ryan O’Donnell and Brian Briggs Detroit: Become Human (Videogame) Command Line Heroes Podcast Future of Life Institute Podcast Linear Digressions Podcast TOSAs Talking Tech Podcast The 10-Minute Teacher Podcast, with Vicki Davis (CoolCatTeacher) Google Teacher Tribe Podcast, with Matt Miller and Kasey Bell   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

On episode 21 of the TMS podcast, host Victor Findlay looks back at the Queen's Cup with Henry Thompson, and previews the 2019 U Cup with Lethbridge Pronghorns play-by-play commentator Ryan O'Donnell

On the 21st episode of Tuesday Morning Skate, Lethbridge Pronghorns play-by-play commentator Ryan O'Donnell joins host Victor Findlay.

The BeerEDU Podcast Episode 014: Not All Rainbows & Unicorns with Ryan O'Donnell! Special guest Ryan joins Kyle & Ben to talk about how social media for teachers is way too positive, how we've gotten away from the art of teaching, and a little bit about some scheming for #CUE19 in Palm Springs! Check out the shownotes for this episode at bit.ly/beeredupodcast. Have any feedback or suggestions for Kyle and Ben? Want them to talk about a topic that interests you or want to learn something about beer? Send them an email at beeredupodcast@gmail.com, tweet them @BeerEDUPod, hit up Beeredupodcast on Facebook, or drop a voicemail using the Anchor app or Google Voice at (775)298-6672. And please consider leaving a review on iTunes or Google Play to help others find the podcast! Visit bit.ly/beeredupodcast for more information on Kyle & Ben, episodes, and if you would like to be a guest on the podcast, a guest form! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-beeredu-podcast/support

In this episode, we talk to Ryan about how to Take Your Cold Email Marketing To The Next Level.

Ryan O’Donnell is the king of classroom games, technology in forms and templates, and always striving to become a better educator. Watch out interview with Ryan O'Donnell on YouTube. The creator of Creative Ed Tech, http://creativeedtech.com/ Ryan shares insights into continually adjusting, changing, and adapting to classrooms and differentiated learners. From the college football field to the classroom, Ryan calls the right plays to connect with students and create engaging materials and lessons. Questions for our next episode or guest ideas? Write us! inspiringteachershow@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @InspiringTeacherShow Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/inspiring-teachers/id1442182731?mt=2 Thank you Podbean for this educational bandwidth! Produced by Danny Hauger

Joan Orr is a scientist and internationally recognized clicker trainer. Along with Theresa McKeon, Joan is one of the co-founders of TAGteach International, a company that promotes the application of marker-based positive reinforcement training for humans. Joan was a member of the Karen Pryor Clickertraining Clicker Expo Faculty for 9 years and content creator and advisor to the Karen Pryor Academy for Animal Training and Behavior. She is a pioneer in the field of clicker training rabbits and co-author of a book on the subject. Joan and Teresa Lewin are co-founders of Doggone Crazy Inc, a company dedicated to dog bite prevention through education. They created the board game Doggone Crazy!, the “Doggie Detective”  bite prevention education program for elementary school children and the Clicker Puppy training DVD. Joan has published many articles on dog bite prevention, positive training methods and the importance of understanding dog body language and has received many awards for her work. Most recently Joan has teamed up with behavior analyst Ryan O’Donnell to put on the annual conference: The Convergence of Human & Animal Training and Technology.

In this episode, I answer a couple questions that I asked BehaviorFit followers a couple months ago. I scratch the surface on questions related to starting an ABA career in health and fitness, how we should interact with functional medicine doctors, plateaus toward progress, and how to shape healthy eating habits. If you have a question that you want to be answered or discussed on future episodes, please leave a comment or send a message to nick@behaviorfit.com. A special shout out to Paulie Gloves, Ryan O'Donnell, Tanya Wareck, and Dr. Matthew Normand for joining me on the health panel at HABA 2018. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/behaviorfit/message

A sinister scientist, a faithful robot, an uncontrollable monster, and classic rock tunes:  everything you need for a fabulous evening of fun and frolic! Buckle up and blast off for adventure with Return to the Forbidden Planet at Bainbridge Performing Arts, October 12th-28th. Listen here as we talk with cast member Jennifer Carrillo and long time BPA collaborator and Forbidden Planet director Ryan O’Donnell about the thrills, romance, and classic tunes in this throwback musical for all ages. ... and if you love these golden oldies -- Born to be Wild, Wipeout, Good Vibrations,Great Balls of Fire, and The Monster Mash -- then get ready to bop, rock, and roll into interplanetary space! Don't miss Return to the Forbidden Planet at Bainbridge Performing Arts, October 12th-28th with a pay-what-you-can preview on Thursday the 11th. For tickets or more information, call the BPA box office at 842-8569 or visit the BPA website, bainbridgeperformingarts.org Credits: BCB host, Justin Lynn; audio editor and publisher, Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.

CLICK HERE for the podcast writeup Ryan O’Donnell Bio Ryan or Ryan O hails from northern Nevada in the grungy, yet surprisingly classy, (and newly renovated) Reno, Nevada. Ryan says he like his climate like I like my data: evolving, uncompromising, and progressive. He has a Master of Science; that is, an M.S. in Applied […] The post Ryan O’Donnell – The daily BA; Saving the world with Behavior Analysis! appeared first on Animal Training Academy.

Final Episode of the school year. Talking about a 4-day school week, Google Expeditions AR, interview w/ Kathleen Morris on blogging, and an end of year review with Tosas Talkin Tech and Ryan O'Donnell of Check this Out.

Ryan is currently a Teacher on Special Assignment and high school video production teacher in Northern California. An educator since 1997, Ryan is an advocate for all things tech. He is on the board of CapCUE and is also the co-host of the "Check This Out" podcast where he and Brian Briggs chat weekly about new ed tech resources and ideas. You can find his blog and other great resources on his website at creativeedtech.com. In this episode, Ryan and Brent share stories about the importance of building grit in students and ourselves.

Special guests: Ryan O'Donnell of Check This Out and Dennis Harper of GenYes We discuss an NPR article about cell phones in the classroom.

www.mytechtoolbelt.com @mytechtoolbelt  #MyTechToolbelt You can listen to our podcast on: Apple Podcasts Google Play Music Spotify or listen here CUE 18 Wrap Up #CUE18  #WeAreCUE Shannon and Brenda had a great time at the CUE 18 Conference in Palm Springs California. They discuss how they prepared, who they met, what they learned, and a preview of who they interviewed for their next episode. Stay tuned! CUE, formerly, Computer-Using Educators, is a nonprofit educational corporation founded in 1978. CUE's goal is to inspire innovative learners in all disciplines from preschool through college. With an active current membership of thousands of educational professionals, CUE supports many regional affiliates and Learning Networks. CUE Conferences are California’s premier educational technology events. CUE is the largest organization of its type in the west and one of the largest in the United States. We were able to interview Dave Lee (@AODaveLee), one of the co-hosts of “The Waves of Tech” Podcast, on the vendor floor at CUE. Their podcast covers all different kinds of technology and how it relates to you. Both Shannon and Brenda were also interviewed for the Waves of Tech podcast. Dave and his co-host Steve are also the Founders of International Podcast Day (@intlpodcastday), which celebrates podcasting around the world. Brenda and Shannon are big fans! Both Brenda and Shannon really enjoyed the “Tosas Talking Tech” podcast and their pre-conference helpful hints in their “Spring CUE 18 Preview”, Episode 68. Tosas Talking Tech is a podcast that is hosted by two teachers, that talk about technology in the classroom.  Shannon was also interviewed on for their podcast. P.S. Their secret word is “Snickers”. Also helpful was the CUE sponsored podcast “Check This Out” podcast, especially their “What to Expect when you’re expecting to attend a conference”, episodes 76 and 78. Brian Briggs @bribriggs and Ryan O’Donnell @creativeedtech are great fun to listen to. Now that we have CUE under our belt, we are looking forward to attending ISTE in June 2018!  Will you be there? Will you come and talk to us? Let us know! We would LOVE to have a meet-up in Chicago! If you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend, and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW!  And if you feel inclined, kindly leave us a rating and review. Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music  

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! POWERED BY CUE!!!Episode 79 - Hot Wings & Street MassagesWith your hosts Ryan O’Donnell (@creativeedtech) and Brian Briggs (https://twitter.com/bribriggs#mce_temp_url#)

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! POWERED BY CUE!!!Episode 79 - Hot Wings & Street MassagesWith your hosts Ryan O’Donnell (@creativeedtech) and Brian Briggs (https://twitter.com/bribriggs#mce_temp_url#)

Today's interview is with Ryan O’Donnell. Ryan is the Co-Founder/CEO ​of two tech platforms used by thousands of companies, both large and small, for generating a consistent sales pipeline. SellHack is a Chrome browser extension to build targeted prospect lists and Replyify automatically sends out your cold emails so you’ll never forget to follow-up again.He is a growth marketer obsessed with helping sales professionals and business owners sell like a robot while still sounding like a human. Ryan implements the software platforms he’s built to consistently generate over $1M in revenue.After a quick stint on Wall St. where he cut his teeth making 500 calls a day as a broker, Ryan saw the opportunity in technology and has been building Internet businesses for the last 10 years. He is the former CEO of Sociagram and a Yahoo alum after a $680 million dollar acquisition of Right Media. We discuss:His entrepreneurship backgroundThe psychology behind sales emailsWhat he learned about himself from working abroadHow to stop sending annoying cold emailsResources Mentioned In The EpisodeSellHack: http://sellhack.comReplyify: http://replyify.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan O'Donnell is a midwest kid who moved to NYC after college and landed a job on Wall Street making 500 calls a day. He hated it, followed a passion for tech, and ended up joining a company early that eventually sold to Yahoo for $850M. He grew a business unit from $0 - $20M and left Yahoo to startup. Fast forward 3 meandering years trying to generate sales and Ryan decided to build a product to speed up the time to revenue for any business selling a product or service B2B called Sellhack. He’s successfully running this company today, helping his clients get in front of the right prospects faster and with a better close rate than they’d been doing on their own. He’s a father of 3, husband, and hobbyist prepper, and he’s in relentless pursuit of scratch golf.   What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why sales is all about automation and efficiency Using data to take the guesswork out of the prospect search Crafting compelling emails to prospects based on what you know about their competition (that you already work with) Figuring out how many prospects you need to capture every week at the top of your sales funnel in order to get the number of new leads you need at the bottom of the funnel SellHack’s algorithm for verifying the email address of a person who you might just know their name and company Replyify: a tool specifically devised for sending out cold email campaigns and building a sales process to contact prospects in other ways Strategies for crafting an email that works for cold selling B2B products and services How and when to ask to schedule time with a prospect Tiering your offerings and basing communication with prospects based on the tier Using the ideas from this podcast not only inside your agency, but also with your clients Ways to contact Ryan O'Donnell: Email: ryan@sellhack.com (email Ryan for the special offers) We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

Get ready for this great conversation around the topic of email prospecting. There comes a time when you have to do some sort of cold outreach. Ryan O’Donnell joins us to give us an interesting view of using email to prospect. He actually used his method to get on this podcast, so I can honestly say it works! Ryan is Co-Founder/CEO ?of two tech platforms used by thousands of companies, both large and small, for generating a consistent sales pipeline.  SellHack is a Chrome browser extension to build targeted prospect lists and Replyify automatically sends out your cold emails so you’ll never forget to follow-up again. He is a growth marketer obsessed with helping sales professionals and business owners sell like a robot while still sounding like a human.  Ryan implements the software platforms he’s built to consistently generate over $1M in revenue. Today's show is sponsored by Audible.com. Audible.com is a leading provider of spoken audio entertainment and information. Listen to audiobooks whenever and wherever you want. Get a free book when you sign up for a 30-day free trial at audibletrial.com/businessgrowth.

Bridget Gleason is VP of Sales for Logz.io and my regular partner on Front Line Fridays. We’re joined on this episode by Ryan O’Donnell, CEO of SellHack and Replyify. AndyPaul.com/592

Ryan O'Donnell, Kristin Walker, and Jonathan Bertrand talk about the Next Gen Revolution Summit coming up November 2017 in Miami, Florida. Our listeners can use the code "MHNR” for a 20% discount off all ticket types. This is THE in person and online summit to attend for anyone interested in ABA, Artificial Intelligence, Human Behavior, Mental Health, Virtual Reality, and more! Ryan hails from northern Nevada in the grungy, yet surprisingly classy, (and newly renovated) Reno, Nevada. He likes his climate like he likes his data: evolving, uncompromising, and progressive. He is a master of science; that is, he has a M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis, however he has since grown to include many other interests, including entrepreneurship and capturing perspectives and stories through various mediums. He has used this degree to work with a lot of great people to help organizations and families in Florida and Nevada that support people with Intellectual Disabilities. Currently he leads product development and distribution for High Sierra Industries as a Learning Systems Development Specialist. His focus outside this role is on building a community of thought leaders and doers to create content that increases the transparency of behavior analytic technologies with the hopes of creating a platform that truly saves the world. His interests are all over, from artificial intelligence and machine learning applications to the theory and philosophy behind Why We Do What We Do (wwdwwdpodcast.com). In his spare time you can find him consuming social media, prepping/climbing a giant mountain, or walking around with his camera in his hand (and, occasionally, all simultaneously). 

Ryan O'Donnell, the co-founder and CEO of SellHack and Replyify, joins Smart Companies Thinking Bigger host Kelly Scanlon to explain how to save time and sell more using an automated process for your company's outbound email. O'Donnell is a growth marketer who works with sales professionals and business owners to help them "sell like a robot while still sounding like a human." After a brief stint as a Wall Street broker, where he strived to make 500 calls a day, O'Donnell saw the potential to use technology to reach more prospects, faster. Be sure to listen to the complete lineup of Smart Companies Thinking Bigger episodes in the archives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Flight Plan by = http://www.CirrusInsight.com Sign up to https://www.AptoZen.com The Best Way to Stay Focused on Your Deals: https://www.pipedrive.com/brian Free A.I. Ice Breaker app: https://nudge.ai/ Audible 30 day Free Trial: http://www.audibletrial.com/BrutalTruth Check out my YouTube channel and watch my Free Sales/Social Selling Course. https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MaverickMethod Check Out PandaDoc for Quote building: http://info.pandadoc.com/brutal-truth/learn-more Acuity Scheduling Free Trial:  https://acuityscheduling.com/?kw=YToxMzE1MDM2MA%3D%3D RingCentral FREE Eval: http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-8255383-12813127 Get Grammarly: https://grammarly.go2cloud.org/SHrp Get Free Emails addresses from any company: http://elucify.grsm.io/e/65f Listen to The Sales Questions PodCast: https://itun.es/i67d3Ry Listen to The B2B Revenue Leadership Show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/b2b-revenue-leadership-show/id1174976428?mt=2 Join The Gaggle and Spread The Brutal Truth: http://gaggleamp.com/i/xfpnkxv Get a 10% discount code = Bburns10 http://www.findthatlead.com sales

This week we're joined by special guest Ryan O'Donnell from Area 5 to talk about the biggest announcement of the week: Destiny 2. Bungie showed a huge amount of the game this week, and Miguel was in Los Angeles at the showcase to see it live and get his hands on the game. He shares his impressions of the single player, PvP and strikes, plus we dig into whether the PC version is potentially held back by the console-based roots of the series.

Sitting in a session by Brian Briggs and Ryan O'Donnell, they ask participants to podcast on the spot. I happen to be sitting next to Pam Hernandez and this is what happened!

In Session 24, Ryan O'Donnell joins me for a wide ranging discussion. We talk about everything from taking data on your own behaviors, things to consider before setting goals, to operant conditioning of fish! We also talk about some upcoming projects of his, including The Next Gen Revolution Summit, and his forthcoming podcast, "Why we do what we do," (coming in May 2017). During our chat, he mentioned a few apps to help with productivity. Here are links to a few of them: Base Camp Wunderlist Wrike We also talked about these books: I'll Stop Procrastinating When I Get Around to It, by Dick Malott Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life, by Steve Hayes I am trying this app out to track and manage my time on the iPhone: Moment Ryan is @ryanodonnell23 on Twitter & Instagram, so feel free to give him an virtual high-five! Oh, and there's that fish lab that we talked about....

Let's be honest... staying fit while traveling is tough. With the swap of atmosphere and routine, plus the temptation of ALL that delicious food... it's easy to let yourself go overseas. Today, we learn from the pro's how to enjoy travel without throwing away our physical and mental health. Ryan O’Donnell, a CrossFit instructor who has taken up the expat life in Prague, shares his essential tips for fellow travelers. We also cover some of the finer points of Prague: favorite restaurants, sights, and, of course, nightlife. Enjoy! 

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! Episode 58, with Ryan O’Donnell and Brian Briggs - In this episode we talk about: Tips for presenting at conferences Also; how to connect with your audience.

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! Episode 58, with Ryan O’Donnell and Brian Briggs - In this episode we talk about: Tips for presenting at conferences Also; how to connect with your audience.

With Simon out sick, this week we're joined by Area 5's Ryan O'Donnell to really dig into what we love most about the breathtaking The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Prepare yourself for a full-on blast of unbridled enthusiasm. Before we do that and put Rachel to sleep though, John walks us through the next batch of PlayStation VR games (including Starblood Arena, the awesome-sounding Descent-style multiplayer shooter) and we talk about how Ghost Recon Wildlands reminds us of the Far Cry games.

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! With your hosts Ryan O’Donnell and Brian Briggs You are listening to episode 57: “Our moment of awesome, and Hall be thy name” - In this episode we had the privilege to talk with Hall Davidson of Discover...

Welcome to the Check This Out Podcast! With your hosts Ryan O’Donnell and Brian Briggs You are listening to episode 57: “Our moment of awesome, and Hall be thy name” - In this episode we had the privilege to talk with Hall Davidson of Discover...

In episode 17 of Coach's Corner, Lindsey Blass (@LindseyBlass1) Roland Aichele (@EdTechMinded), Ryan O'Donnell (@creativeedtech), the sophomore class of #connectedtl, talk about building teacher leaders with a few edtech tips peppered in. Don't miss the background music provided by Ryan's family. Always remember, you've got to know when to hold them. This episode runs a longer than typically.

Episode 15 features special guests Ryan O'Donnell (@creativeedtech) & Kristina Mattis (@kristinamattis) and shout outs to: @twhalen805, @checkthisoutBR, @bribriggs, @magrelacanela , @thetechprofe, @jcorippo, @edcampsalinas, @dowbiggon, @RemindHQ, @SFUSDiLab, @cuerockstar and mentions this TED-X: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-p3rsiueTc.

Mike Belsito (@belsito) talks with Ryan O'Donnell about being a CEO focused on growth and how he prioritizes growth and growth experiments at his company. Ryan also has a special announcement for Rocketship.fm listeners so stay tuned! SPONSOR: Prezi Bus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When your top reps are closing deal after deal, their time becomes extremely valuable. They need to be talking with potential customers, not drudging through the weeds of prospecting. The secret is finding the optimal number of leads to reach out to each week or month, and then creating a repeatable prospecting process. This positions your team to operate at its highest efficiency. In this episode, Ryan O’Donnell, Founder of SellHack, explains the why, where, and how to creating a repeatable prospecting process. He also shares a great eBook on the best outbound sales strategies.

Ryan O'Donnell, co-founder of Sellhack, shares his tactics for setting up a pipeline of qualified sales prospects. He covers everything from building strong segments to developing an automated outreach strategy and moving leads through your funnel. Whethe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 18 of Coach's Corner, Lindsey Blass (@LindseyBlass1), Roland Aichele (@EdTechMinded), Ryan O'Donnell (@creativeedtech), the sophomore class of #connectedtl, talk about building teacher leaders with a few edtech tips peppered in. Don't miss the background music provided by Ryan's family. Always remember, you've got to know when to hold them. Don't worry past episode will continue to be released!!

2012 is drawing to a close and we're back again to talk about our favorite video game music of the year. This week we're joined by Ryan O'Donnell of Area 5 and Gamespot's Kevin Van Ord as we talk about music from Fez, Lumines, Journey, Darksiders 2, and so many more. Have a safe New Year's, and we'll see you in 2013! This week's music, in order of appearance:  Fez - Adventure Fez - Puzzle Fez - Legend Fez - Sync/Glitch Fez - Home Journey - Nascent Journey - Threshold Journey - Nadir  Journey - Apotheosis Hotline Miami - Scattle - Inner Animal hotline miami - Sun Araw - Deep Cover Hotline miami - Jasper Byrne - Miami Max payne 3 - Health - Tears Max payne 3 - Health - Painkiller Lumines: ES - Mark Ronson & The Business International Feat. Q-tip & MNDR Selection from Proteus Sound Shapes - Beck - Cities (via http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwZtt4Q9CxY&playnext=1&list=PL9FE3325172F48E23&feature=results_video) Dustforce - Lifeformed - Swimming while it rains Super Hexagon - Chipzel - Courtesy Super Hexagon - Chipzel - Otis Botanicula - DVA - Juchu The Secret World - Main Theme THe Secret World - Sand meets sky Mass Effect 3 - Leaving Earth Mass Effect 3 - I was lost without you Assassin's Creed 3 - Main Theme Hitman Absolution - menu theme Halo 4 - Requiem FTL - Ben Prunty - Milky Way FTL - Ben Prunty - Cosmos Mass Effect 3 - Faunts - Credits

Arthur's out this week so we got Area 5's Ryan O'Donnell to join us. Listen to us discuss more SWTOR, Dustforce, tech from CES, as well as a host of other games we normally feel like we can't talk about ;) We close with your letters. Enjoy!

Hello! This week Tyler is out, but we're joined by Area 5's Ryan O'Donnell as we talk about Need for Speed: The Run, Shank 2, Resident Evil 4, how excited we are after playing Syndicate, and how worried we are after playing Battlefield 3 on consoles. Then we move on to your letters. This week's music, in order of appearance: Red Fang - Prehistoric Dog Skrillex - Syndicate

Hello, and happy anniversary! This week, we're joined by Ryan O'Donnell of Area5 and we celebrate our two year anniversary by managing to talk about Dead Space 2 for quite a while without spoiling anything (surprising even us)! We talk about some other games that slip my mind, then move on to some of your memories of the show over our two year run of merriment and dick jokes, then close with some letters. This week's music, in order of appearance: Times of Grace - Strength in Numbers; Rage Against the Machine - Wake Up

Join IGN.com's News Editor Jim Reilly and Area5.tv's Ryan O'Donnell as we discuss a bunch of older games. OK, OK, it's not all old stuff, as we eventually dive into our question of the week, touching upon both our own GOTY and our audience's selections. We also discuss your picks for games that were still great, but not quite GOTY quality. And finally, we close with your letters. Enjoy!

This week we're joined by Greg Miller of IGN and Ryan O'Donnell of Area 5 as we talk about Gran Turismo 5, Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam, Splatterhouse, and more, then move on to letters before engaging in an hour long spoiler filled discussion of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and the future of the series. All the spoiler-y bits are after the letters, and there's ample warning. Revealed penis! This week's music, in order of appearance: Nine Inch Nails - Sin Jesper Kyd - Selections from Assassin's Creed Original Scores

We're back from PAX to spend some time talking about our experiences in Seattle last week. We talk about Duke Nukem Forever, Bastion, and a ton of others with special guest Ryan O'Donnell from Area 5.   This week's music, in order of appearance:   The Thermals - I Don't Believe You   The Deftones - Sex Tape

Join the regular crew, as well as Area5.tv's Ryan O'donnell as we discuss a host of games. OK, actually we mainly talk about StarCraft 2, but we also touch upon some iPhone games as well as the new Transformers DLC and some other minor games. If that isn't what you're looking for, you can listen in to our letters segment, where we pick the letter of the week and give that person a collector's edition of SC2.    

Our new video show takes a behind the scenes look at how 2K used multiple studios to develop BioShock 2, with 2K president Christoph Hartmann and members of the development teams at 2K Marin, 2K Australia, and Digital Extremes. Edited by David Ellis and Ryan O'Donnell. Produced by Matt Leone. Music by Orchestral Pop Movement.

With the Independent Games Festival and GDC coming up we thought it would be a good week to go a little indie. We welcome Braid artist David Hellman, Area 5's Ryan O'donnell, and Scott Sharkey to talk about their experiences in the independent gaming scene. Along the way we sing the praises of Darksiders and lament on the future of the Zelda franchise while shining our collective light on some interesting titles that you can download now for FREE.

With the Independent Games Festival and GDC coming up we thought it would be a good week to go a little indie. We welcome Braid artist David Hellman, Area 5's Ryan O'donnell, and Scott Sharkey to talk about their experiences in the independent gaming scene. Along the way we sing the praises of Darksiders and lament on the future of the Zelda franchise while shining our collective light on some interesting titles that you can download now for FREE.

This week's show features the normal crew as well as special guests Ryan O'Donnell and Matt Chandronait from Area5.tv's Coop (the former 1UP Show). Join us as we discuss an array of games we've been playing (including several indie games), as well as your Twitter topics and some letters. Enjoy!

This post is long overdue. At the beginning of the year, The 1UP Show was cancelled, which killed the best traditional games journalism work on the net. Shortly thereafter, several of the people who made The 1UP Show great, including my personal favorites Ryan O’Donnell and Jay Frechette, started a show called CO-OP. It’s basically … Continue reading Always Down for that CO-OP Action →

Our usual cast of house cats are joined by 's Ryan O'Donnell and Jay Frechette, along with freelancer Kat Bailey. We discuss the Dawn of War II Beta, RE5, and Afro Samurai, before getting into an epic debate about the nature of shooters (featuring Half-Life and Killzone 2). And, yes, we finally select the first Backlog 2.0 game, along with some listener letters.

This week we're joined once again by Area 5's Ryan O'Donnell and Matt Chandronait to discuss what we've all been playing, share our thoughts on narrative in gaming, and explore the heights of sarcasm (in invoice form).

Join Nick Suttner, Philip Kollar, Matt Chandronait, Ryan O'Donnell, Jade Kraus and Arthur Gies for talk of the recent 1UP debacle, what they've been playing, and a taste of things to come.