Tom finds some old source code a presents a narrative wander through it.

Tom Barbalet shows the latest long term command line version of the Simulation.

Tom Barbalet provides a basic walkthrough of the GUI version of Noble Ape.

Tom and Bob rap on honor and reflecting outside of conversations.

Tom talks with Bob Mottram about some of the ideas currently circulating in the Noble Ape development.

Tom wakes to a burning question from Bob Mottram that indicates there is a substantial need for an updated podcast. Tom covers the new higher res graphics view, some missing code, an outstanding bug, auto updates, what is going on with ApeScript and a future chapter. If you have any questions or comments please contact tom via tom at nobleape dot com

Following a review of some pretty humbling download numbers associated with Ape Reality, Tom returns for an update on the development. Topics include sharing Mac and iPad code together with sharing Windows and Linux code. The problems with the Windows development now Tom is sans Windows. Bob Mottram's most recent changes motivating 2d procedural graphical representations of the Noble Apes. If you have any questions or comments please contact Tom via tom at nobleape dot com

Tom announces he will be moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. Sorry for the lack of content in recent months.

Celebrating fifteen years of the Noble Ape development, Tom chats with Douglas Rushkoff about how to set up a project like Noble Ape now, how things have changed since Cyberia, simulations, open source and the human versus the project.

The discussion begins with basic changes to the Noble Ape file format but no XML for now. Tom talks briefly about a new popular science book on Noble Ape and a future recording with Douglas Rushkoff.