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Join us in this exciting episode of The Edge of Show, live from Tokyo Tower, as we dive deep into the world of NFTs and the evolving landscape of Bitcoin with our special guests, Brian Brinkman and Danny Yang, along with Trevor Owens from Pizza Ninjas!

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Join Edge of NFT in this exclusive sponsored episode powered by Pizza Ninjas from NFC Lisbon, featuring industry leaders and innovators. Hear from Trevor Owens, co-founder of Pizza Ninjas, on the future of Web3 business models. Randi Zuckerberg and Debbie Soon discuss their platform Hug's impact on artist empowerment. Bootoshi shares insights on Bitcoin Ordinals and AI tools in crypto. Plus, event organizer John Karp reveals the evolution of NFC Lisbon. Don't miss this packed episode exploring the cutting edge of Web3, blockchain technology, and the creative economy.

Embark on an exhilarating journey in the eighth episode of the Financial Fox YouTube series, hosted by Stefania Barbaglio. Join us as we unravel the captivating success story of Trevor Owens, CEO of NFT Alerts App Ninjalerts, and GP of BTCFrontierFund – an investor in over 50 BTC startups. Trevor, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin Ordinals realm, takes us deep into his entrepreneurial expedition, offering profound insights into the world of Bitcoin and beyond. Dive into the heart of Trevor's Bitcoin journey, from his inception in the cryptocurrency space to his pivotal role in Bitcoin Ordinals. Discover the true value of NFTs and the dynamic role they play on Bitcoin – where ownership of underlying assets sets it apart from Ethereum NFTs. Explore the myriad applications of Bitcoin NFTs, from art to community engagement, and gain exclusive insights into the revolutionary concept of Ordinals – a paradigm shift that rejuvenates the 'builder culture' within the Bitcoin ecosystem. Witness the convergence of tokenization on Bitcoin and BRC20, and delve into Trevor's perspective on Bitcoin's permissionless nature and the transformative impact of Ordinals on its culture. Uncover the potential of NFTs in driving mainstream adoption of digital assets, paving the way for broader inclusion and accessibility. Trevor also addresses the Bitcoin community's journey toward mainstream integration and the exciting prospects of interoperable multi-chain ecosystems. Discover Trevor's invaluable advice for startup founders, touching on adaptability, focused validation, and strategic layer-by-layer development to achieve competitiveness. Join us as we traverse through the fascinating realms of Bitcoin, NFTs, Ordinals, and beyond, gaining precious insights from Trevor's journey, and even unravel the intriguing story behind the enigmatic "Bitcoin Pizza." Prepare to be enlightened, inspired, and eager to embrace the future of crypto and Bitcoin's limitless possibilities! Watch now and be part of the revolution.

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Trevor Owens is the Founder of Ninja Alerts, GP at Bitcoin Frontier Fund and Co-Host of popular Twitter Spaces "The Ordinal Show" and "Not Financial Advice. Ninja Alerts is a push notifications tool to get real-time trade updates. BFF is a VC firm focused on investing in teams that are building on Bitcoin. Ordinal Show and NFA regularly host an attendance of 200+ listeners per show.|TO|• Twitter → https://twitter.com/TO• Website → https://www.ninjalerts.com/|CONNECT WITH JAKE|• Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/jakegallen/• Twitter → https://twitter.com/jakegallen_• Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/JakeNGallen• Linkedin →  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-gall...|FOLLOW AND SUBSCRIBE THE PODCAST|• Website → https://www.jakegallen.com/• Youtube → Subscribe to this page• Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...• Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/7hQdRAz...• Google Podcasts → https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR...• RSS Feed → https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1005154.rss• Website → https://solo.to/theguestlistpod• Media Host → https://theguestlistpod.buzzsprout.com/

Trevor has been building businesses since university, and with a background in education and full stack development it's easy to see why he's found a perfect fit as CEO of Ninja Alerts and Managing Partner of Bitcoin Frontier Fund where he invests in exceptional teams building new use cases for Bitcoin through BTC L1 and scaling layers like Stacks.Not all of Trevor's ventures have been successful, in fact he would be the first to tell you that his last one was basically a failure, but having been in the entrepreneurial game a long time he's learned a thing or two about adaptability, persistence, and where to spot red flags. Now he's grateful for the opportunity to be able to invest in, and guide other founders across an extensive portfolio of nearly 50 startups in the DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 sectors, passing on the wisdom he's garnered from direct experience so they don't make the same mistakes.What we unraveled —1:33 - Trevor shares a brief overview of his career and insight into why he's so grateful to be where he is today8:04 - Why Trevor's previous venture was a failure, and what it taught him about running a startup and raising VC funding15:46 - Playing the long game, staying humble, and why later successes can be much more valuable22:20 - Trevor's explains what role VC funding plays in the startup success of a startup26:23 - The projects and teams Bitcoin Frontier Fund is looking to support in the space, and why three is a magic number for co-founders31:05 - How to evaluate if a web3 project is a good fit for you to join36:50 - Trevor's take on how ordinals shifted the momentum for Bitcoin, and why Ethereum isn't going away40:54 - Why Trevor is excited about ordinals, Stacks, and experiments people are doing on Bitcoin42:55 - Why cognitive dissonance is a huge red flag in an entrepreneur46:23 - Why Trevor believes education in building on Bitcoin L1 is key to drawing more people to the web3 space51:02 - Trevor's top advice for new founders in the current market Unravel Further —Links Mentioned in this Episode -NinjalertsMuneebThe Ordinal ShowNFTNYCEli HerfGammaNostrMichael SaylorCrash PunksHow to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie On Writing Well by William Zinger Listen Next - NFTs, Blockchain, and Making The Biggest Impact with Jamil (Ep. 4)The Art of Bitcoin: Ordinals, NFTs, & Gamma with Nick Sainato (Ep.18)More of Trevor -Trevor is a multifaceted entrepreneur, author, and early stage startup investor. He is the CEO of Ninjalerts, an Ethereum-based wallet tracker, and also serves as the Managing Partner at Bitcoin Frontier Fund, where he invests in exceptional teams building new use cases for Bitcoin through BTC L1 and scaling layers like...

Alexei Zamyatin is a Bitcoin enthusiast, researcher & software developer. He co-founded Interlay to solve the problem of getting Bitcoin to be used in as many places as possible in a safe, secure way. That lead them to build the V1 of their decentralized Bitcoin bridge. V2 has been released this week and brings a whole new suite of tools including Uniswap-like AMM features, lending/borrowing, and more. Learn more about Interlay at https://www.interlay.io/ Follow Alexei on Twitter: @alexeiZamyatin --------------------------------------------------------- Thank you to our sponsor - The Ordinals 2023 Conference May 18th in Miami Florida. The first-ever Ordinals conference is going down with a long list of innovators and thought leaders in attendance. Including: Casey Rodarmor, Nic Carter, Trevor Owens, Jamil Dhanani, Ragnar Lifthrasir, Udi Wertheimer, Eric Wall, and many more. Save $25 with discount code: ord23jkblck https://ordinals2023.com/Tickets/

In today's episode of Edge of NFT, we bring you to Seoul Meta Week, a platform to create the blockchain-based ecosystem value and share knowledge of trends and information about the Metaverse, NFTs, Web3, and blockchain technology with the experts, NFT artists, NFT collectors, and top players in this industry. Tune in to hear from Trevor Owens of Ninjalerts, Jay Kimm of boomco, and RUSYENG of NFT Kartel as they talk about the trends and useful applications of the open-source network and blockchain technology.More from Edge of NFT:

In today's episode of Edge of NFT, we bring you to Seoul Meta Week, a platform to create the blockchain-based ecosystem value and share knowledge of trends and information about the Metaverse, NFTs, Web3, and blockchain technology with the experts, NFT artists, NFT collectors, and top players in this industry. Tune in to hear from Trevor Owens of Ninjalerts, Jay Kimm of boomco, and RUSYENG of NFT Kartel as they talk about the trends and useful applications of the open-source network and blockchain technology.

Albert Liang began his startup consultancy in Shanghai at the tail end of web2 when true innovation was difficult and competitors were on every corner, evolving to become the longest running startup pre-accelerator across the board. However, despite this success, feeling that strict policies governing tech in China had made innovation a challenge, Albert went looking for a new environment conducive to the work he does best. For many innovators in his situation, web3 would be a natural choice, but Albert and his team first had to overcome strong resistance to joining the crypto space. With a little encouragement from friends already in the space, he recalibrated his beginner's mind to run the first Web3 Startup Lab cohort in 2022 with amazing success. I sat down with Albert to talk about his work helping people build the best versions of themselves, his insights around mindset and creating new thought patterns, the huge areas of growth he sees for the web3 space in these early days, and why bear markets are actually prime for innovation and disruption in business. - Meet Our Guest Founder, Investor, and Coach. Albert dedicates his time to enabling the transformation of aspiring entrepreneurs to become effective startup founders to build meaningful and sustainable startups. He is the Co-Founder of iGenesiis Group and Web3 Startup Lab, and which have successfully empowered 22 cohorts of entrepreneurs, making him one of the global leaders for pre-accelerators. Entrepreneurs experience transformation quickly due to an immersive program of hands-on startup tasks designed to build your startup while forming new habits and mindset needed to succeed! He spends his free time exploring NFT, Defi, and Metaverse projects.  Albert is originally from San Francisco / Silicon Valley. Connect with Albert on https://twitter.com/btc_albert (Twitter) - What We Unraveled * Albert's background in helping people turning their ideas into startups, and how it evolved into his his founding of Web3 Startup Lab, the Stacks pre-accelerator * Albert's knack for seeing the talent in people and helping them become the best version of themselves * What made Albert come around to crypto after being very resistant for a long time * The immense value in having someone you can trust who already knows about crypto to ask questions about * The three factors that define success for Albert * Why Albert believes the key to solving problems is changing habits and thought patterns * The pitfalls of thinking too much, and how focusing on one user can be beneficial * Finding the balance between intuition and being pragmatic when starting a new venture * Why Albert and his team were afraid to start working with a pre-accelerator cohort focused on web3 and crypto, but now are geared to encourage people to enter the space * The advantages of joining the web3 and crypto space now in the very early days  * The key areas of growth Albert sees in crypto including non-custodial solutions and NFTs  * What Albert believes is the enemy of innovation * The insights Albert garnered from joining the space just before the bear market hit, and why he says that historically bear markets and recessions are the best times to start new businesses * Why Stacks enables products to be more efficiently built on Bitcoin * The cut off dates to apply for the next Web3 Startup Lab pre-accelorator * Why growth comes with the responsibility of recalibrating yourself consistently - Unravel Further Web3 Startup Lab on https://twitter.com/web3startuplab (Twitter) https://www.f6s.com/web3-startup-lab/apply (Apply to Join) the next cohort Web3 StartupLab on https://www.web3startuplab.io/ (Web) https://www.stacks.co/ (Stacks) https://twitter.com/stacksorg (Stacks Foundation) https://twitter.com/melmasonbtc (Melanie Mason) https://twitter.com/to (Trevor Owens) https://stacksventures.io/ (Stacks Ventures) https://bitcoin.org/ (Bitcoin)...

Tobin and Jordi make their picks for the biggest games across the state and give you their scouting report for #5 Anna vs #8 Kaufman (15:54) They also sit down and talk some West Texas Ball with Coach Owens of Idalou (34:30) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clear-eyes-full-hearts/message

Trevor Owens is the Managing Partner at Stacks Ventures. A venture capital firm investing in startups building new use-cases for Bitcoin via Stacks. He previously founded the Lean Startup Machine, helping businesses use the Learn Startup methodology. Connect with Trevor on Twitter: @TO

In this episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli speaks with Kapil Kane, Director of Innovation at Intel China and co-founder of GrowthX- an award-winning corporate innovation accelerator. Kapil Kane shares lessons from his experience at the intersection of technology and innovation working for Apple and Intel. Kapil Kane also shared lessons learned and how teams and organizations of all sizes can encourage innovation and intrapreneurship.   Some highlights:-Kapil Kane's start in design and innovation-The importance of not being afraid of failures-Organizational leadership and innovation lessons learned first as an intern and then as a design lead at Apple -Kapil Kane on why he left Apple to work for Intel and the differences in the two organizations' cultures and practices -How Patrick Gelsinger changed the trajectory of Intel and brought the Grovian culture back to the organization, as well as reinstituting OKRs (Objectives & Key Results)-Kapil Kane on co-founding and running GrowthX in China-How organizations can encourage greater intrapreneurship and innovation-Kapil Kane's perspectives on the different leadership and managerial approaches between Chinese and American executives Mentioned:John Rossman (Listen to John Rossman's episode on Partnering Leadership)Books Mentioned:The Lean Enterprise by Trevor Owens and OB FernandezZero to One by Peter ThielAutobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa YoganandaConnect with Kapil Kane:Kapil Kane on Tedx TalksKapil Kane on LinkedInConnect with Mahan Tavakoli:https://mahantavakoli.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/mahan/ More information and resources are available at the Partnering Leadership Podcast website: https://www.partneringleadership.com/

In this episode, Columbia literature curator Lina Moe sits down with Trevor Owens, the head of Digital Content Management at the Library of Congress. Trevor is the first person to hold this position because it's new— in fact, digital content management is new to most institutions. Lina and Trevor discuss the many, sometimes contradictory, challenges of dealing with digital content. How do we keep the things we want to preserve, but get rid of things that inadvertently get swept into digital archives—like personal, sensitive, or even offensive information? Lina's conversation with Trevor is wide-ranging, covering topics including digital forensic sleuthing, recovering overwritten data on wiped hard drives, humanities verses computer science training for librarians, and the overlooked labor that keeps libraries going. Despite working at one of the largest repositories in the country, Trevor also brought up the importance of preservation at smaller community archives, like those in tribal communities. Finally, Lina and Trevor discus the “more product less process” movement within archives, including the ethical questions raised by archival acquisitions like Stanford's 4chan collection. Overdue Conversations is a podcast about the ways archives inform our discussions around history, literature, and politics. From digital publishing to reparative justice, climate change to public health, this series of overdue conversations takes archival documents out of the stacks and into the public forum to consider how collecting practices, selective reading, and erasure of past knowledge informs and distorts contemporary debates. Music is by Poddington Bear via the Free Music Archive used under Creative Commons license. Overdue tile design by Amy Howden-Chapman. Researched and produced by Lina Moe and Thai Jones with assistance by Amanda Martin-Hardin.

Host: Brian Harrington Guest: Trevor Owens Record Date: March 17, 2022 Record Location: Remote Stacks has made a lot of noise as a Bitcoin side chain and this episode with Trevor Owens, Managing Partner of Stacks Ventures is a great overview of the case for Stacks. Trevor makes a lot of intriguing points about how Bitcoin needs to be more competitive against other chains. Brian and Trevor also talk about the pros and cons of what Trevor terms Bitcoin pegged altcoins vs free floating altcoins. Sidechains and layer 2's are going to continue to be a big part of Bitcoin discussions and hopefully, this episode sheds some light on the goals that Stacks has. Sign Up for Choice at https://www.choiceapp.io/ https://twitter.com/choicebyKT https://discord.gg/f4avvmtUzh https://www.instagram.com/choiceapp.io/ https://www.facebook.com/choicebykt Follow Trevor https://twitter.com/TO Follow Brian https://twitter.com/BrainHarrington

The CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton is in Miami all week! We'll have a new show every day as crypto enthusiasts gather for Bitcoin 2022. Today, we're on the ground at Bitcoin Unleashed, a conference organized by Stacks. The open-source platform brings DeFi, NFTs and smart contracts directly to the Bitcoin blockchain. Stacks Foundation executive director Brittany Laughlin joins us to explain why building on Bitcoin is a good idea. Plus, CityCoins contributor Patrick Stanley and Stack Ventures managing partner Trevor Owens explain how Miami and New York City are benefitting from their very own cryptocurrencies… and bold plans to expand to hundreds of cities in the future. Hiro Systems CEO Alex Miller explains how his company is giving developers the tools to build applications for Bitcoin too, and CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman reveals her predictions for Bitcoin 2022. You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

Welcome to LunarCRUSH Live! Today we'll be discussing CityCoins with Freehold Founder + Contributor of CityCoins, Patrick W. Stanley and Stacks Accelerator Managing Partner, Trevor Owens. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lunarcrush/support

Stacks 2.0 (formerly Blockstack) is a layer-1 blockchain that connects to Bitcoin and brings smart contracts, DeFi, NFTs, and decentralized apps to Bitcoin. Smart contracts and apps developed on the Stacks platform are natively integrated with the security, stability, and economic power of Bitcoin. Why you should listen: Trevor Owens is the managing director at Stacks Accelerator. The Stacks Accelerator works with the Stacks Foundation's Grants program to deliver flexible, fair, and efficient funding options. It invests $50K at a no-valuation cap into teams solving real-world problems on Stacks. Stacks 2.0 implements a new mining mechanism called Proof of Transfer (PoX). PoX is a consensus algorithm between two blockchains. It uses an established blockchain (in this case Bitcoin) to secure a new blockchain (Stacks). PoX connects to Bitcoin with a 1:1 block ratio, meaning anything that happens on the Stacks blockchain can be verified on the Bitcoin Blockchain. Instead of burning electricity on proof of work, PoX reuses already minted bitcoins as "proof of computation" and miners represent their cost of mining in bitcoins directly. Clarity is a new language for smart contracts on the Stacks 2.0 blockchain. The Clarity smart contract language optimizes for predictability and security. Stacks 2.0 anchors clarity smart contracts to Bitcoin making it possible for smart contracts to operate based on actions seen on the bitcoin blockchain. Crash Punks are a 10,000 collection of unique and generative art profile pictures as Bitcoin/Stacks NFTs, inspired by the novel Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. It's the first major collection by entrepreneur and crypto artist Grace Ng and will be the community dedicated to all of her future artistic work related to AR/VR, 3D, visual art, music, and neuro-feedback art. Supporting links: Stacks Accelerator Crash Punks Andy on Twitter  Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin If you enjoyed the show please subscribe to the Crypto Conversation and give us a 5-star rating and a positive review in whatever podcast app you are using.

We preview our games of the week - Columbus v Yoakum/ Connally vs Salado; Give you our Prime Time Picks and Sit down with Coach Owens of Lubbock-Cooper --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clear-eyes-full-hearts/message

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This episode of The Next Page is for anyone interested in digital preservation and stewardship. As digital records increase within organisations and communities, how do we ensure electronic records are preserved and accessible in the long-term? What are the opportunities and what can we do now? In this Library Science Talk, held at the UN Library Geneva as part of the AILIS programme for 2019, Dr. Trevor Owens from the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. shares key principles for supporting digital stewardship, as well as the actions that can be taken today to progress in the practice and connect with others in the international community.   Dr. Trevor Owens currently serves as the first Head of Digital Content Management at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. He works as a librarian, researcher, policy-maker and educator in the field of digital infrastructure for libraries, and is the author of the book The Theory and Craft of Digital Preservation, published in 2018: https://bit.ly/2FUK1is. To find out more, visit his website: http://www.trevorowens.org/.   This talk took place on 20 May 2019 at the UN Library Geneva. Content: Speaker: Trevor Owens. Host: Natalie Alexander. Editor & Sound Editor: Natalie Alexander. Image: Trevor Owens. Recorded and produced at the UN Library Geneva.

Being a good entrepreneur is a multi-faceted skill. Proficiency in one aspect does not guarantee overall success, but failure or inefficiency in one discipline could cost you your business. Our guests this week provide sage advice on topics ranging from securing funding to proper networking. With years of experience in the China Startup scene, this week's guests speak from the heart on their mistakes and lessons learned: how they sought the wrong advice, pursued the wrong business ideas, and how you should deal with the problems you will inevitably face while building your business. Whether you are an experienced entrepreneur or someone struggling with their first start-up, this episode is worth a listen! Show Notes 2:07 Trevor's talk 12:33 Rich's talk 19:46 Kenneth's talk Feel free to leave a comment and start a conversation with us! If you have an ideal guest whom you would like to listen to, please let us know and we'll do our best to realize it! Many thanks to our host Ryan Shuken, speakers Trevor Owens, Rich Bishop, and Kenneth Cheung, editor David and Geep, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website at chinaccelerator.com!

Step 1: Validate your assumptions! Startups all over the world make the same mistake; they build a startup based on assumptions, with no data to validate a need. Trevor Owens, Co-Founder of the Lean Startup Machine, and author of The Lean Enterprise takes us through his winning method. His vision: "I want to create more millionaire entrepreneurs; if you really want to start a unicorn, it really helps if you already built a successful company, it really helps even more if you have a few million in your bank." China's start-up scene is energised by top down support and heavy competition. Trevor shares his secret to help startups validate and pivot to beat the competition. The focus is on building a company which impacts your consumers life; the money is a by product, not the goal. Listen in for the lean startup method from the master himself. Show Notes: Jump ahead to topics 2:00 Trevor Owens Intro 7:00 Invalidating ideas using the Lean Startup Method 14:00 Why Trevor has brought LSM to China and why it works so well in China 18:15 China is the only real Silicon Valley Competition 24:00 Lightning round question - How to do the method now 26:50 contact Trevor Owen direct!

Trevor Owens is an author and entrepreneur. He's the co-founder and CEO of Javelin.com - the makers of QuickMVP and Lean Startup Machine. QuickMVP is a service that lets you quickly and easily test business ideas. And the Lean Startup Machine is a workshop that teaches you how to build something customers want and run the right experiments to steer your business in the right direction. Trevor is also the author of the book, The Lean Enterprise, which details how corporations can apply more innovation and Lean Startup to launching new products. Links, Resources & People Mentioned Javelin.com QuickMVP Lean Startup Machine Google Adwords Lean Analytics Ben Yoskovitz Trevor Owens - @TO Omer Khan - @omerkhan Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Follow Omer on Twitter Need help with your SaaS? Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Trevor Owens is an author and entrepreneur. He's the co-founder and CEO of Javelin.com - the makers of QuickMVP and Lean Startup Machine. QuickMVP is a service that lets you quickly and easily test business ideas. And the Lean Startup Machine is a workshop that teaches you how to build something customers want and run the right experiments to steer your business in the right direction. Trevor is also the author of the book, The Lean Enterprise, which details how corporations can apply more innovation and Lean Startup to launching new products. Links, Resources & People Mentioned Javelin.com QuickMVP Lean Startup Machine Trevor Owens - @TO Omer Khan - @omerkhan Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Follow Omer on Twitter Need help with your SaaS? Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Trevor Owens comes on to the show to chat about how he's been able to connect with some incredible people that eventually became trusted mentors, advisors, and investors. The caliber of people in his life is truly amazing ranging from investors like Mark Suster and Dave McClure to entrepreneurs like Seth Godin and Scott Heiferman. You'll learn exactly how he did this with an initial cold email and we'll actually break down the logic behind each one. This is truly a unique episode and plays into some excellent psychology that is imperative for anyone looking to start relationships via cold email should understand. 

There's a huge amount of great video game writing out there.  Too much for your humble hosts to ever digest by themselves.  This week, we take advantage of 2010's embarrassment of riches and discuss some of our favorite pieces of video game writing from last year.  As always feel free to join in and spread the word about your favorite game-related posts, essays, novellas, treatises, and tweets!Pieces discussed:- “Okay, Kids, Play on my Lawn,” by Roger Ebert, via Chicago Sun-Times- “Groping the Map”, by Justin Keverne, via Groping the Elephant- “Video games: The Addiction,” by Tom Bissel, via The Guardian- “Making Men Uncomfortable: What Bayonetta Should Learn From Gaga,” by Tanner Higgin, via Gaming the System: Tanner Higgin- “Castrating the Straight Male Gaze on Bayonetta (or at least making room for other ones!),” by Amanda Phillips, via The Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory- “The Presence of the Past in Fallout 3,” by Trevor Owens, via Play the Past- “Riffing on the Flagpole,” by Michael Abbott, via The Brainy Gamer To listen to the podcast:- Subscribe to the EXP Podcast via iTunes here. Additionally, here is the stand-alone feed.- Listen to the podcast in your browser by left-clicking the title. Or, right-click and select "save as link" to download the show in MP3 format.- Subscribe to this podcast and EXP's written content with the RSS link on the right.- Run time: 34 min 25 sec- Music provided by Brad Sucks